#1: Good old google Author: dumbass, Location: erfPosted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 4:24 pm ---- Did a random search on google images, discovered a pug 206 i recognized,the link took me to cliosport forum, there it was the full thread from 206 info before it crashed and burned, maybe this exists again on info, i just aint got the time to search and find out, so here it is
#2: Re: Good old google Author: Dillon, Location: KentPosted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 5:00 pm ---- Wow a blast from the past there! Another pic of the old girl to add to the collection. A good find that is one of the many threads lost when the server died at least the opening post still survives the bickering luckily doesn't
#3: Re: Good old google Author: 2Oh!6, Location: GloucesterPosted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 5:20 pm ---- Answers alot of questions to people asking about power gains for their gti's to. Awful figures to be fair.
#4: Re: Good old google Author: dumbass, Location: erfPosted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 5:34 pm ----
Dillon wrote:
Wow a blast from the past there! Another pic of the old girl to add to the collection. A good find that is one of the many threads lost when the server died at least the opening post still survives the bickering luckily doesn't
#5: Re: Good old google Author: craigdmjv, Location: WiltshirePosted: Sat Mar 17, 2012 6:53 pm ---- lol feel sorry for the people still believing they have 180 bhp
#6: Re: Good old google Author: james180, Location: NottinghamPosted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 12:07 am ----
craigdmjv wrote:
lol feel sorry for the people still believing they have 180 bhp
I wish mine had 180bhp!
From WILLIE Cliosport wrote:
160-170bhp for a GTi 180 is about right. The lads weren't disappointed with that it was a the fact that some where RR'd about a month earlier with a remap and IK at 188bhp and now the figures are back to normal... There's a slight suspicion that the ECU could be re-adapting to the way the user drives or they have been conned at another garage by false readings on a dyno.
Interesting figures and ideas on the ecu's relearning after the remaps.
What was the outcome,do the ecu's relearn or was it just poor mapping and an optimistic roller.There are plenty of them out there.
#7: Re: Good old google Author: Dillon, Location: KentPosted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 6:31 am ---- I beleive the outcome was that the ECU's can adapt but Paul at RST used some software on them to stop this from happening, Tarmac terrorist managed to get some very healthy figures from haveing Paul work on his ECU iirc.
#8: Re: Good old google Author: james180, Location: NottinghamPosted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 6:40 am ----
Dillon wrote:
I beleive the outcome was that the ECU's can adapt but Paul at RST used some software on them to stop this from happening, Tarmac terrorist managed to get some very healthy figures from haveing Paul work on his ECU iirc.
Looks like hes the one to remap mine then.
What figures did Tarmac terrorist get and what mods did he have?
#9: Re: Good old google Author: dumbass, Location: erfPosted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 8:09 pm ----
james180 wrote:
Dillon wrote:
I beleive the outcome was that the ECU's can adapt but Paul at RST used some software on them to stop this from happening, Tarmac terrorist managed to get some very healthy figures from haveing Paul work on his ECU iirc.
Looks like hes the one to remap mine then.
What figures did Tarmac terrorist get and what mods did he have?
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at least the opening post still survives the bickering luckily doesn't 
Awful figures to be fair.
