Cossy Mike

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What's the going rate for a live map these days from the likes of NMS and Motorsport Developements?

Staffi

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£400-500 Mike

Cossy Mike

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Thanks Pete, sounds reasonable

Glenn_

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I think I paid about 400 quid for a new chip to be fitted and a new actuator and a lambda sensor fitted.

My car is a totally differnet car since its been remapped.

JOHNDQ

Dam you guys paying a lot for your maps, are you being charged for licenses on the maps to?

Staffi

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So tell me who maps Weber for less than £400 John??

Glenn_

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Cheaper than 400 quid. They must be poor maps.

JOHNDQ

i wouldn't know the prices on old Webber stuff i run Motec but must be able to get them done for bit better than that maybe ask about a group/club discount. not going to say who does my mapping but if hes good enough to go worldwide mapping for Motec and his own business he must no what he's doing

Staffi

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But Motec surely must be over a grand+ And then do you have to pay for each map Tweek?

I know stand alone ECUs offer a lot more too as i have had them myself as you know.

Guess it's all personal choice mate

LHD220Turbo

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it makes me laugh when people have a full live map done in a few hours, this is not proper live mapping end to end.

Roosie

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I pay £325 for my mapping sometimes take 4 hours sometimes takes the whole day but its set price and that is Dave Walker at Emerald. and that includes triple map ie 3 different maps.

JOHNDQ

The Motec stuff is dear yes the M800 was about 2k but you can keep upgrading and adding stuff which is good i.e i have anti lag and launch control. The thing with the map is in most cases the car is up and running and only a few things have been changed on the engine so it only needs basic adjustment so £400-500 is a lot of money i feel. Also most mappers already have the base maps on files already developed so again they only need to adjust the file to your engine