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Old 11th April 2012, 15:39   #1 (permalink)
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where does everyone in Ireland go to tune?

have contacted a few companies about flashpro and some told me to take a mortgage out for their prices!! contacted one who said they can map the ecu it made 13hp dyno to prove where do you guys use?
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Stoney's your best guy on that one matey, hes coming to our meet aswell. Im sure he will be popping along any minute now with some wizardry!
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Ears are burning

Long and short of it bud is there is no one here Paul West of TDI North used to come over occasionly to do a few at a place in Armagh but I think he has stopped it.

I tried everyone, ECC, AI, DS,Autotune etc and the way they all wanted to tune Flashpro is fundamentally wrong and unsafe. A few of these people I would also consider friends

Anyone who says about mapping the stock ECU is not worth it either, trust me although Flashpro has its niggles it is the best solution out there at the minute and for some time in the future too id say.

For me you have 3 options.

1) Run the Grp N map preloaded on the flashpro- It's safe, a little too safe to be of any huge performance benefit but the added midrange is great for a plug and play solution.

2) Get a few mods ( intake, exhaust and manifold) get on a boat and visit a UK based specialist, TDI North, TDI South or my personal preference Romain at Eurospec Guildford( he done mine last week- great tune )

3) Get an Etune, If you are anyway handy with FP and the manager software you can use a few forum based guys who will ask for datalogs and send you tweaked revisions until both you and your chosen tuner is happy. I used Chris ( Civic_RSA) on here for tunes whilst I was building my bits together and he is a sound bloke, I would also reccomend Vitviper ( contactabel via here FlashPro Tuning) .

Using the Etune method you will get to between 90-95% of a dyno tune IMO and its a lot cheaper too and with added mods the guys will tweak the map for a few quid inbetween. I still swear by it as an interim measure.

If you need any help, guidance or help with FP gimme a shout mate, I pretty much done it all lol

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strong case of get everything you want on your car and doing one trip across the pond!
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did you go to tdi? they do seem the best bet. i have a few mods catback and intake does go well but would like everything set up right.
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I used Romain at Eurospec last week

TDI are much closer, Liverpool boat from Belfast and they are 30minutes up the road
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who fitted all you mods? fuel rail etc?
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