Not heard of one on here.
Normally on N/A cars, there is very little number gain to be had, but the driving experience may be somewhat improved. Based on gains on other N/A cars, you would probably look to gain something like 5% over standard.
Personally, I wouldnt bother remapping a N/A car - the gains available for the outlay of coin is simply not worth it.
Normally on N/A cars, there is very little number gain to be had, but the driving experience may be somewhat improved. Based on gains on other N/A cars, you would probably look to gain something like 5% over standard.
Personally, I wouldnt bother remapping a N/A car - the gains available for the outlay of coin is simply not worth it.
Probably just me being daft as some of the NA engines of the 80s/90s used to have flatspots and chipping used to eliminate flatspots. I suppose remapping is a totally different ball game these days.
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