Fiat ducato 130 remap in Devon…any recommendations who to use?! (1 Viewer)

[Pusscat]

Hi,
been thinking of a remap of our 130 2015 Rio ducato for some time now. Has around 20k on the clock and just want that extra bit of torque.

has anyone any recommendations on which company / franchise to use, which dealer (leaning towards a Quantumn generic map), anyone to avoid?
cheers.

 

[t&j mitch]

we had our 130 ducato done at old mill garage in newton abbot .they were recommended by a friend in the trade. cant remember mapping manufacturer but went to 156bhp.
improved mpg and a lot easier to drive especially on s/w hills.

 

[Pusscat]

Thanks, not sure if they’d be able to fit it in as they are undergoing quite a refurbishment at the mo and I need it done before my Spain trip! I’m in the process of contacting them when they open….

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[Otter Spotter]

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[Pusscat]

Thanks Dave,
I was seriously thinking of Quantum, they have been doing it for quite a time I suppose.

I suppose if it’s simply a loading up of a generic file that’s been tried and tested to the ECU, then there’s not much variability in who actually does it rather than a custom set up?

 

[Otter Spotter]

Thanks Dave,
I was seriously thinking of Quantum, they have been doing it for quite a time I suppose.

I suppose if it’s simply a loading up of a generic file that’s been tried and tested to the ECU, then there’s not much variability in who actually does it rather than a custom set up?

Agreed, I had mine done about 6 months ago by a local tuning guy who obviously gas bought a agency from Quantum,it makes the engine smoother and torquer and acceleration is much better, fuel consumption improves if you don’t get excited with the acceleration . He plugged in checked my existing ECU for any issues, then sent a reading to Quantum who then sent the remapping back direct to vehicle via his magic box

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[JimmE]

After some consideration over the past year or so (including ensuring everything is mechanically sound and stable) I finally booked a Quantum Tuning remap with South West Remaps (based between Newton Abbot & Paignton) this week.

It's super early days as I've only had one short drive in the van so far, unladen, but it does seem a noticable improvement - ours is the comfortmatic auto but it seems smoother and less laboured.
Will keep an eye on it and get out for some proper trips soon and report back. Simon at SW Remaps was very helpful and discounted the standard Quantum price slightly.

 

[ManTheVan]

I spoke to Simon today and he’ll come to the house next week to do the job. Simples, hopefully!

 

[JimmE]

Have had a bit more use from ours now and very pleased. I’d actually say to a point I “don’t notice it” - but in a good way- it just drives as I think it should. No racing car, but I no longer have those moments where it seems a little sluggish or needs more effort around hilly lanes etc.

No additional premium from Comfort on the insurance, either.