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bravo t-jet 120 re-map???

Hi. I am looking for remap for t-jet 120. I found some sites which offered remap but I couldn't trust them. Is there anyone that make remap for this car? Any test?

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Re: bravo t-jet 120 re-map???

Originally Posted by *G.T.C.* View Post
Hi. I am looking for remap for t-jet 120. I found some sites which offered remap but I couldn't trust them. Is there anyone that make remap for this car? Any test?

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You can get some more torque out of the 120 but not much in terms of bhp. The 120 is usually in the region of 137 to 140bhp. 146bhp is about the maximum you can get out from a map, which isn't a lot really.
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Re: bravo t-jet 120 re-map???

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You can get some more torque out of the 120 but not much in terms of bhp. The 120 is usually in the region of 137 to 140bhp. 146bhp is about the maximum you can get out from a map, which isn't a lot really.
Hi oldschool, im a bit lost here, so am I right by saything the 115bhp 1.9 engine is much more tunable than the 120 version? coz I get around 165bhp out of my 115 stilo after remapped.
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Re: bravo t-jet 120 re-map???

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Hi oldschool, im a bit lost here, so am I right by saything the 115bhp 1.9 engine is much more tunable than the 120 version? coz I get around 165bhp out of my 115 stilo after remapped.
No the 120 M-Jet is different from the petrol T-Jet T-Jet 120 not as easily tunable because of baby turbo.
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Re: bravo t-jet 120 re-map???

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No the 120 M-Jet is different from the petrol T-Jet T-Jet 120 not as easily tunable because of baby turbo.

My fault!! I thought he was saying the 120 diesel engine~~~
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