Chipping a 90hp
Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2009 11:37 pm
I might be getting a 90 hp estate and wondered if havin it chipped to up the power causes any reliability or fuel consumption problems
Also is it expensive
Also is it expensive
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Re: Chipping a 90hp
Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 8:21 am
Stick "remap" in the search box. Enjoy!
Re: Chipping a 90hp
Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 9:57 am
I've had a "tuning box" on my 90bhp Partner (same engine) for over a year now with no problems. it's assisted my fuel consumption by about 4% whilst inccreasing the torque available - there is obviously a trade off in that if you use the increased power that is available, your fuel consumption will increase. I choose not to and get more mpg with an easier drive.
I know that there are arguments for and against installing these devices or havinf the ECU remapped. Then when you have made the decision to modify, you have to decide which route to take and then which supplier. It is a subjective choice, I've made mine, but it may not suit you and your circumstances or what you want as an end result.
My advice is to do as much research as you can on this and any other Forums/Sites you know of. Try to decide what you want to get in the long run and find out if it's available but don't rush into it.
col
I know that there are arguments for and against installing these devices or havinf the ECU remapped. Then when you have made the decision to modify, you have to decide which route to take and then which supplier. It is a subjective choice, I've made mine, but it may not suit you and your circumstances or what you want as an end result.
My advice is to do as much research as you can on this and any other Forums/Sites you know of. Try to decide what you want to get in the long run and find out if it's available but don't rush into it.
col