Beaten by Mike to the answer. :grumpy:

TDIClub's excellent converter is in Links section or see below:

http://www.tdiclub.com/misc/conversions.html

Beaten by Mike to the answer. :grumpy:

Makes a change for me though Denis! :P

hey thats more than my 340hp impreza had before i sold it!

I'm impressed with these little cars so much now

Max Couple: 422.3Nm at 2709g/m

Sounds about right...in stock form it's already 300Nm...you've got tarmac shredding figures man..

Can we put a ban on threads about remaps until my insurance permits me to have one?

Sounds great mate, I am not jelous in anyway

UHF - sounds like its a beast now that torque figures very impressive :eek:

Wonder how long the standard clutch will last though...?

UHF - sounds like its a beast now that torque figures very impressive :eek:

Wonder how long the standard clutch will last though...?

same amount of torque as mine' date=' 14k since remap, 28k in total and all is well!!

All depends on how you drive the car

walkie Can we put a ban on threads about remaps until my insurance permits me to have one?

Only if we can ban all the leather retrim threads too!

Only if we can ban all the leather retrim threads too!

Ah yes, them to... Some people can be so selfish

Can I ask whether it is necessary to wait until a brand new Furby is "run in" before getting it remapped? If so, what sort of mileage are we talking about?

Can I ask whether it is necessary to wait until a brand new Furby is "run in" before getting it remapped? If so, what sort of mileage are we talking about?

I would say it's sensible, but quite a few people have had them mapped almost from new and haven't been disappointed. I would say at least until 1000 miles have rolled by.

Personally, I would wait until about 6k has passed, maybe longer. For example, I noticed on mine that MPG improved noticeably after 10k, which is surely a sign that the engine is still bedding in up to this point.

So remapping after this point should yield better figures I would have thought.

Steve

Can I ask whether it is necessary to wait until a brand new Furby is "run in" before getting it remapped? If so, what sort of mileage are we talking about?

Some people didn't wait, and had there's remapped at 600 odd miles, I wouldn't bother until at least 7K but definetly after 10K miles.

Not saying you have to or it will damage the engine, just what I personally would do.