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ello folk - Rebellious - 20-03-2012

eloo from sunny doncaster! Big Grin

am craig, 27 cook by trade ex mechanic, got a 306 hdi 'state and im looking gain some knowledge on these lil hdi beauties. came across your site while researching diy remaps, as although the 90bhp engine in mine is ok, i felt it could be alittle better, so any help or guidence on that would be mint, really want to up its game alittle.

thanks chaps


Re: ello folk - 4WayDiablo - 20-03-2012

Get on ebay and buy a kwp2000+, go to mr whippy or the aorts and buy a map secific to your ecu code
Then Reeeemap :-) should see you up to 130bhp
Or gobstraight to stage 2, which is fmic which can be up to 160 ish bgp


Re: ello folk - silverzx - 20-03-2012

Heres some advice:

1) Cut your cat out.
2) Get a "stage 1" map. Search for MrWhippy or TB205 (IIRC).
3) Lower her down, springs on front, torsion bar on the back.
4) If you get bored, put a FMIC on and remap again to "stage 2".
5) GTi6 Brakes can be good if you have funds.
6) There are various 15", 16" and 17" OEM alloy options that really suit the estate, "Nimrods" and "Challengers" are a good place to start.

Good luck!


Re: ello folk - Mattcheese31 - 20-03-2012

Another Southyorks member . . . .there's loads of us on here, some quite helpful . . . . give us a shout if you need owt' . .Smile


Re: ello folk - Kimmie - 20-03-2012

Welcome along Smile Glad to hear you've got some plans for the car, when you start doing stuff you should definitely stick up a project thread Smile


Re: ello folk - Rebellious - 21-03-2012

such a warm welcome, i was actually expecting to get shunned off for asking about remaps tbh, so that is a pleasant supprise!

you'll be pleased to know im not new to diesel tuning, but i admit i much prefer the mechanical method of tuning,
the old grind was a *cough* escort van with a tdi90 engine swap, fmic loads of boost and smoke yada yada anyway cut a long story short with that, it eventually blew up, and rotted out so she left me with a few added extras, still got my intercooler kit off the van, but its 2.5 inch and 400x600! probs abit big for the weezy gt15 on the state. thaughts please?

as far as lowering goes, i like the ride as it is, its a daily mile mucher for getting me, the missus and the woofit about, we're quite heavily involved in motorsport meaning in the summer where everywhere, im really into drag racing up at york raceway, also being a marshal up there keeps us well busy, but being the daily drive i dont want to go to far with it, odd few things i dont mind but id like to keep it as reliable as poss.

after all its also going to be doubling up as a tow car later on this year, for getting a kitcar about (when i actually build it!)

anyway watch out for the random questions popping up real soon, il get a pic or two up later on this aft and get a project log going.


thanks for the warm welcome! :clap: Popcorn


Re: ello folk - Dan! - 21-03-2012

Welcome to the forum Smile


Re: ello folk - mark_airey - 21-03-2012

Welcome along to the club, it would seem that you have all the advice you need on sorting out a map for it up there ^^ lol


Re: ello folk - 4WayDiablo - 21-03-2012

Sure its too big?
[Image: FMICMassive02.jpg] [Image: FMICMassive01.jpg]

Lol have a look through guides section for more info on fmic and so on
Youll only need about 19 psi for the hdi engine to pull hard


Re: ello folk - Rebellious - 21-03-2012

[Image: van2-1.jpg]
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not that big like!


Re: ello folk - 4WayDiablo - 21-03-2012

Haha yeah thats a good size for the hdi's
It is the smaller of the sizes people use around here but will be good for the job


Re: ello folk - Hitchos - 21-03-2012

Welcome mate