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NeilR Member Since: 21 Jun 2005 Location: wakefield/West Yorkshire Posts: 246 |
Sounds good Biggles, I was going to have this done to my D3 but when i started having problems with software and ecu issue, I chickened out.
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Thu Jul 21 2005 10:39am |
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Biggles Member Since: 26 May 2005 Location: Preston, Posts: 916 |
Will do Neil,
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Thu Jul 21 2005 10:44am |
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BN Member Since: 10 Jul 2005 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 58 |
Since this, I have spoken to Chris at Turbochip at length and details are becoming clearer. The mapping TC do is good if it leaves the low ratio alone. The difference is that I use the D3 for a work horse and off road use, plus towing. But I also average 120,000 miles per year/per vehicle which costs me around £18000 per veh/p/year for fuel, so I have to get it right first time. The good thing is that if it does not work, Chris can reset the mapping back to original.
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Mon Jul 25 2005 6:26pm |
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Cambs Farmer Member Since: 04 Jun 2005 Location: Cambs UK Posts: 10 |
For what its worth..........my experience with engines that have either been turned up (properly done using a dynomometer <sp?> to check hp) or chipped, is that it often results in either a blown head gasket (had several ) or blown piston resulting in new engine (had 1 ) so now if I need more power or to go faster I buy the next model up or the large engine option, keep it standard, you know it makes sence.
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Mon Jul 25 2005 9:43pm |
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LRtuning Member Since: 26 Jul 2005 Location: London and Melbourne Posts: 403 |
Hello
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Tue Jul 26 2005 3:32pm |
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d3matt Member Since: 11 Jul 2005 Location: Oxfordshire, UK Posts: 730 |
The only downside of my RRS TDV6 is that it is underpowered and drinks the fuel a bit too much for a modern diesel. I've always been a little sceptical of cipping etc. My main reason is that if you can get so much improvement after 7 days of work, why hasn't the manufacturer done the same?
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Tue Jul 26 2005 4:47pm |
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Biggles Member Since: 26 May 2005 Location: Preston, Posts: 916 |
Before I go any further, I am not in league with turbochips in any way what so ever.
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Tue Jul 26 2005 5:29pm |
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LRtuning Member Since: 26 Jul 2005 Location: London and Melbourne Posts: 403 |
The conversion takes 2-3 hours.
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Tue Jul 26 2005 8:31pm |
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Dastek Member Since: 17 Aug 2005 Location: Fife Posts: 7 |
Hi All,
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Wed Aug 17 2005 7:56am |
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LRtuning Member Since: 26 Jul 2005 Location: London and Melbourne Posts: 403 |
Gerry
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Wed Aug 17 2005 8:36am |
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NeilR Member Since: 21 Jun 2005 Location: wakefield/West Yorkshire Posts: 246 |
Hi all
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Wed Aug 17 2005 8:45am |
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Biggles Member Since: 26 May 2005 Location: Preston, Posts: 916 |
Going really well, Very little smoke over standard and excellent acceleration.
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Wed Aug 17 2005 8:52am |
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Dastek Member Since: 17 Aug 2005 Location: Fife Posts: 7 |
Hi Turbochip,
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Wed Aug 17 2005 7:55pm |
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Biggles Member Since: 26 May 2005 Location: Preston, Posts: 916 |
Sounds like the chipping war has started,
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Thu Aug 18 2005 7:36am |
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