Tuning Has anyone used : - Midland Remaps ?

[BravoCity]

Hi Guys

I came across this company Midland Remaps which is not too far away from me, I was wondering if any Fiat Owners have been too him, he has a good review and with over 10,000 likes on Facebook!!

Price is £179 and £70 to have a go on the Dyno Rolling Road.

Website Below:

http://www.midlandremaps.co.uk/

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Midland-Remaps/328525997183298

What they can expect from a Remap!

 

[BravoCity]

Update from Midlands Remap: We can remap your car to around 150 bhp and you should see between 2-5 mpg more.

Price is £199

Worth it ?

 

[bradgibbs]

Update from Midlands Remap: We can remap your car to around 150 bhp and you should see between 2-5 mpg more.

Price is £199

Worth it ?

That's the company I used! I live the other side of Wolverhampton!
Since they had my car, which was a while ago now, it's a totally different thing :slayer:

They were pretty good, watched top gear whilst waiting lol.

 

[BravoCity]

That's the company I used! I live the other side of Wolverhampton!
Since they had my car, which was a while ago now, it's a totally different thing :slayer:

They were pretty good, watched top gear whilst waiting lol.

How did the Remap Go? Could you feel a difference straight away? Did you're MPG increase? Would you recommend it?

 

[KillaChez]

I live in wolverhampton , im going to use p-torque instead.

Custom mapping + dpf delete is where its at.

 

[BravoCity]

How much was you quoted ? I'm aware some bravos don't have dpf....

 

[KillaChez]

How much was you quoted ? I'm aware some bravos don't have dpf....

650 for both including a courtesy car .

Custom maps are the way to go , generic maps tend to just upload check the AFRs and let it out the door .

Custom mapping tweaks everything to you're driving style . Boost , afrs , timing (petrol) , throttle mapping , torque limits etc.

All engines are different and that's the only way you will get the most out of a motor

 

[bradgibbs]

650 for both including a courtesy car .

Custom maps are the way to go , generic maps tend to just upload check the AFRs and let it out the door .

Custom mapping tweaks everything to you're driving style . Boost , afrs , timing (petrol) , throttle mapping , torque limits etc.

All engines are different and that's the only way you will get the most out of a motor

Agree with this completely.

However if you want quick, easy and cheap, well generic suits to be honest. No issues with my car and genuinely very pleased all round.