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Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 11:08 am
by glaslett
Hi All
Can anyone recommend someone to map a modified K-Series in an S1 with an Emerald?
Ideally someone local (Yorkshire) - I can't get enough time off to travel down to Norfolk to see Dave Walker
Many thanks
G
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 12:44 pm
by pearman00
Try AET Turbo's
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 5:50 pm
by elanman999
Hi,
Theres also Motoscope in Northallerton.
John
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 6:14 pm
by glaslett
Many thanks for the pointers - will get in contact with them
Cheers
G
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:47 pm
by AlanS
pearman00 wrote:Try AET Turbo's
Unfortunately I have had very poor service of late from AET. They repeatedly do not return emails or phone messages. When I did get to see them (after calling round) they had my Europa S on the dyno and charged me twice what they quoted as they said they had to do more runs. They then tried to sell me an aftermarket mapping device for £1000 to sort it. As an alternative they said they could buy in a software remap from their suppliers but never got back to me with a price despite more reminder emails.
They gave the impression they weren't interested.
I won't be going back.

Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 9:01 pm
by pearman00
AlanS wrote:pearman00 wrote:Try AET Turbo's
Unfortunately I have had very poor service of late from AET. They repeatedly do not return emails or phone messages. When I did get to see them (after calling round) they had my Europa S on the dyno and charged me twice what they quoted as they said they had to do more runs. They then tried to sell me an aftermarket mapping device for £1000 to sort it. As an alternative they said they could buy in a software remap from their suppliers but never got back to me with a price despite more reminder emails.
They gave the impression they weren't interested.
I won't be going back.

sorry to hear that Alan
as it was me who told you about them i will have a word with them and i will NOT recommend again.
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 9:15 pm
by AlanS
pearman00 wrote:
sorry to hear that Alan
as it was me who told you about them i will have a word with them and i will NOT recommend again.
Fair enough Tony. The guy I booked with and didn't respond to emails was Richard. The guys on the dyno were good at their job but more interested in a friend who came round to see them to talk about his new Audi company car.
I don't know who the owner is but it's this type of business I feel really sorry for. If they had some element of business acumen, they could have developed a software map for the Europa S and capitalised on it through the club.
I think there's a tuning shop in Leeds somewhere I might try next (RS Tuning).
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 9:58 pm
by Dennis
glaslett wrote:Hi All
Can anyone recommend someone to map a modified K-Series in an S1 with an Emerald?
Ideally someone local (Yorkshire) - I can't get enough time off to travel down to Norfolk to see Dave Walker
Many thanks
G
Let me know how you get one as this may be my next step if I risk the extra horses goign through the standard internals etc.
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 10:24 pm
by Byron
Alan if you are going to go down to rs tuning in armley.
Make sure that you mention me.

. And speak to paul.
Lee the lotus valeter's brother works there..
Need to pop round at some point for some more tweeking to my ecm mapping on my t4. And sort out a lotus/nyloc day out.
Good set of lads although they are more into mainstream cars i,e scuby's evo's focus rs, skylines,rs4/6 audi's etc.
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2012 4:34 pm
by chevronb37
I have an Emerald sat on the shelf awaiting installation/mapping. Perhaps with a few of us we could negotiate some kind of group buy...? I'd be interested to hear how you get along. One option seems to be taking a base map from Dave Walker to get the car running and then fine-tuning on the rolling road. Has anyone done this? I'm so IT illiterate, I've no idea how such a notion would work in practice...
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Sun Feb 19, 2012 11:01 pm
by Bod
I used Daytuner at Killinghall for my Duratec with Emerald ecu in my S1, this was after two trips to Northallerton! Ended up with a lot better map!
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 12:29 pm
by AlanS
Byron wrote:Alan if you are going to go down to rs tuning in armley.
Make sure that you mention me.

. And speak to paul.
Made contact with Paul.
A visit is on the cards soon.
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2012 10:34 am
by elanman999
Bod.
That's interesting to know. TBH I thought that Daytuner were only into bike engined cars. When you say "a lot better map" how do you mean. More power or better drive-ability or both?
Cheers
John
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2012 5:18 pm
by Bod
elanman999 wrote:Bod.
That's interesting to know. TBH I thought that Daytuner were only into bike engined cars. When you say "a lot better map" how do you mean. More power or better drive-ability or both?
Cheers
John
Yes he is a bike specialist, The map was originally done at Northallerton, lots of coughing and cutting out (they had two goes at it) they had a power output at about 187 at the crank.
Daytuner can fit cars on their rolling road, it was a bit tight on the rollers , the map that they did means that the car runs smoother and gives 155 bhp at the wheels.
I still have some tuning issues with the car, it runs a bit rich (mot fail!) and the sometimes it hunts a bit when waiting in trafic.
The map though was to get max power with the set up on the car, ie throttle bodies, HP fuel pump with swirl pot etc, def would use them again.
Will have to get along to the next meeting and rejoin, I want to get on some track days!
Re: Local Emerald Mapping
Posted: Mon Feb 27, 2012 12:46 pm
by elanman999
Bod, That's even more interesting, three RR sessions and it's still not perfect. Looks like the long trip to Watton might actually be cost effective.
Cheers
John