Figures are an estimate based on a standard, healthy vehicle. Condition, mileage and fuel all move the result.
Same engine, different softwareReading the result
What the numbers actually mean
The standard column is what the manufacturer published for your engine when it left the factory. The mapped column is what we would expect from our file on a healthy example of the same car.
Peak power is the number everyone quotes, but the part you feel on the road is the torque lower down. That is where most of the gain lands, and it is why a mapped car feels easier to drive rather than just faster.
- StandardManufacturer figures for your exact engine and gearbox
- After mappingWhat we expect from our file on a healthy car
- Your carConfirmed properly once we have seen it
An example
One we did recently
A common 2.0 diesel with nothing changed but the software, logged before and after.
| Measure | Standard | After mapping | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power | 148 bhp | 148 | +37 bhp |
| Torque | 236 lb/ft | 236 | +59 lb/ft |
| 0 to 60 | 8.9 sec | 8.9 | 1.1 sec quicker |
Example figures from one car. Yours will differ with fuel, condition and mileage. Replace this block with your own logged results.
About the lookup
Fair questions
Where do the figures come from?
The lookup reads the manufacturer's published data for your exact engine and then shows the gains we would expect from our own file for that vehicle.
Are the numbers guaranteed?
No, and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. Fuel quality, mileage, condition and how the car has been looked after all move the result. The lookup is a realistic estimate, not a promise.
My car is modified, will it still be right?
The lookup works from the standard vehicle. If you have changed the exhaust, intake or turbo, send us the details and we will quote on the actual specification.
Happy with the numbers?
Send us the registration and we will confirm the price and a date to bring the car in.