BSR remap

**Kcs** · 30th January 2010, 21:57

Hi all, has anyone purchased the BSR ppc recently, i looked at the
price on the website and thought it was very steep ! they are asking
832 euros, ( £719 ) i'm sure it was about £550 ! or are they stinging you
for the two years support !

**soulman** · 30th January 2010, 22:09

yep it was about £550.then the bombshell about having to pay for yearly support .
So you could be correct with your assumption that thewy are charging in advance for the aftersales service..............also might be that the euro is that much stronger against the pound now

**Jezzy** · 30th January 2010, 22:15

www.TorquingBHP.co.uk give just as good results with their remap, which costs £300+VAT.

**Ian S100** · 30th January 2010, 22:22

Originally Posted by Jezzy

www.TorquingBHP.co.uk give just as good results with their remap, which costs £300+VAT.

Can the TorquingBHP remap be removed & reinstalled by the user when required?

**soulman** · 30th January 2010, 22:27

no...........

**Maverick** · 30th January 2010, 22:30

Originally Posted by Jezzy

www.TorquingBHP.co.uk give just as good results with their remap, which costs £300+VAT.

May give as good overall results but the torqing bhp re-map is not the best on the road in my opinion. It's very peaky in the way it delivers it's power.

BSR is far superior.

**boba** · 30th January 2010, 22:51

Originally Posted by soulman

also might be that the euro is that much stronger against the pound now

I don't think it's much to do with the Euro rate. The PPC price in September last year was still about £550 and the Euro rate hasn't changed much at5 all since then.

BSR charge about £60/year for the service charge which would still only bring it up to about £670 so I think there's been a bit of a hike overall.

It's got to be really questionable whether the BSR remap can possibly be worth this outlay now. I have one and it is very good but I have the original lifetime agreement and I wouldn't pay what they're asking now.

The Regal EDS IPF (similar functions) is £577 - a lot cheaper though I've no idea how good it is.

Just my 2p.

**Ian S100** · 30th January 2010, 22:51

Not a like for like comparison either!!

I thought £550 was alot of money but fair but I won't be investing in another at the new price!

**Maverick** · 30th January 2010, 23:04

Originally Posted by boba

I don't think it's much to do with the Euro rate. The PPC price in September last year was still about £550 and the Euro rate hasn't changed much at5 all since then.

BSR charge about £60/year for the service charge which would still only bring it up to about £670 so I think there's been a bit of a hike overall.

It's got to be really questionable whether the BSR remap can possibly be worth this outlay now. I have one and it is very good but I have the original lifetime agreement and I wouldn't pay what they're asking now.

The Regal EDS IPF (similar functions) is £577 - a lot cheaper though I've no idea how good it is.

Just my 2p.

I agree, BSR are pricing themselves out the market. I won't go BSR next time purely for that reason.

It will be Courtenay all the way. I have driven a Vectra 1.9 150 with the courtenay map, and I reckon it's the best re-map on offer at the moment for the 1.9.

They will also soon be offering a PPC type device to allow you to switch between tuned and standard. They also map them on the rolling road which is always best.

**Jezzy** · 30th January 2010, 23:12

Originally Posted by Maverick

May give as good overall results but the torqing bhp re-map is not the best on the road in my opinion. It's very peaky in the way it delivers it's power.

BSR is far superior.

Funny that; my opinion is exactly the opposite...