heard if you get your engine remapped it will gain alot of power is this true and is it possible for it to be done to a 1.2 60s? and how much difference would it make? cheers

the guy we know and trust only does the 16v 1.2 not the 8v.

so dont you think i could get it done to mine? :bang:

You could get it chipped but not remapped (yet )

Gains probably wouldnt be too great anyway

yeah been speaking to my brother whos a mechanic. he said its not worth it for the difference it makes and plus its messing with the ecu so if it goes wrong it will cost loads of cash.he said if i want a fast car get a turbo

puntomk1 said:

so dont you think i could get it done to mine? :bang:

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Hi

Sure you can get your engine remapped..

My cinq. runs with the Punto 60s engine and is remapped to 75 hp and 115 Nm - this is with a 268 cam from Colombo & Bariani and an exhaust manifold from Supersprint.

Remapping the standard engine will give you about 8-10 more hp

Colombo & Bariani also make a 280 cam and this is promised to give the Punto 60 engine +15 hp on a standard engine.

I have installed a SMT6 Piggyback on the original controllbox and it can be adjusted any time I want and I can also move it and adjust it to my next car if I want to ...

Another thing you could do is modifying the Throttle body - that way the intake has a better flow.

I make TB's for the members of my own club here in Denmark and it's a great idea and allot of people is getting it done by me.

I make a complete rebuilt of the original TB so the butterfly allows up to 80% more air through the TB - this will gain 10% more power alone without doing anything else.

The user "J333EVO" have got 2 TB's done by me - ask him how it's done and how to get it done

Also look at the threads from the "Cinq/Sei - Technical" forum on this site...

Here are a few threads to look at:
40mm TB's from Tricker, they're here!!!!!!
TB On!!


/Tricker...

whats a tb? and how much would it cost to get done? cheers

TB= throttle body.

Which is the device (like a carb) that is worked by the ECU to mix fuel and air into the engine. Flowing it and opening it up allow more fuel and air to be mixed more efficiantly therefore more bang going into engine, hence more power, and of course less mpg's :-(