1.9 cdti 150 bhp REMAP which one??????

[Gerdo3]

Hi folks
have had a tuning box for last year and a half & been very happy with so far, however been reading the forums about remapping & seems to be the way forward
my question is: which remap, I punched into google & every man & their dog seems to be doing remaps?

which company would you guys reccomend, pros & cons, price etc as I do not want to end up with a pup so as to speak

cheers

G

[justyb]

go for BSR m8 there ace

[mark_647]

BSR by all accounts, dont think Ive heard a bad word yet ! I want one too !

[john_k_sri]

BSR is the business. Not the cheapest, but 'it does what is says on the tin' so to speak.

[mcints77]

Sorry
where is the cheapest place to get the ppc from?
also where on the vectra is the OBD connector
I had a mk4 astra and it used to be under the hand brake.... pictures would be great if poss.

[sshooie]

OBD is under the ashtray

[MCD]

To throw something else into the mix, EDS remap, same as 888 remap.

Cost £500, but i'm super happy with mine! Car goes like stink with no side effects! No lumpy driving, or harsh power lumps... infact, unless you clear 2500rpm, youd never know its mapped.... other than, increased fuel economy!

Im not sure about other maps, but on the EDS, you can also bypass the EGR as well as doing other clever stuff which i didnt understand when told

Mike

[mushy2007]

I had the BSR and its great, you will not be disappointed

[Maverick]

I have had 3 of my 4 1.9 150' re-mapped.

I have used the EDS map and although I did'nt have any complaints, EDS maps for this engine never produce the 200bhp they claim. think more 180-185bhp. But it did improve the car.

Compared to BSR though, the EDS map is not as good. The BSR map has a more factory feel to it and is alot smoother to drive. The EDS map is more aggressive.

I would always go BSR, but the Courtenay map is also very good, I would go as far as to say it is a little better than the BSR map.

[Gerdo3]

getting confused now Courtney or BSR