[Mk2] [NA] Brash Boy Apexi PFC for BEAMS

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nikk1877
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[Mk2] [NA] Brash Boy Apexi PFC for BEAMS

Post by nikk1877 »

I'm itching to buy one of these BrashBoy PFC's for my Beams next month.

http://www.brashboy.net/english/power_fc/main.html

Just wondering, where would be the best place to get it mapped. It'll be getting plugged into a stock beams, although while I'm at it, I might get an intake kit from these guy's too.
(near the bottom of page)
http://www.brashboy.net/english/newparts/index.html

All I'm aiming to get from the re-map, at the moment, is to regain the lost ponies. It's running at 186.5 just now and its also running rich at the top end.(the AFR reading reached 10.8@7490rpm on the dyno graph from Dastek if that means anything to anybody)

I thought about seeing if I could get it mapped at Dastek and thats where I had it RR'd on theMR2OC RR day.
But when I asked the guy about mapping vvti he didn't seem very keen at all.

The PFC will have a base map for the vvti to work from.

Any opinions/suggestion would be great.

Cheers

Nick
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] Brash Boy Apexi PFC for BEAMS

Post by Rogue »

Hi Nick,

We'll map it for you. We're well acquainted with both the PowerFC and the BEAMS VVTi engine. In fact we're building a big power turbocharged BEAMS engine right now!

Drop me a line if you want some more information.

Best regards,

Patrick Mortell
Rogue Motorsport Ltd
01676 530222
nikk1877
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Re: [Mk2] [NA] Brash Boy Apexi PFC for BEAMS

Post by nikk1877 »

superb, thats just what I needed to hear - a tuner who can work with the Beams in the UK.

will be in touch nearer the time.

Thanx

Nick.
nikk1877
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FAO LJS@ROGUE

Post by nikk1877 »

Just a quick question regarding the coolant temp sensor for the PFC.

You mentioned in our phone conversation that the best best place for the sensor would be in the stock location(obviously :roll: LOL)
but I cant find the stock one probably because I don't know what it looks like.
But anyhow, I did find this -

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Its appears to be a similar sensor to the one I have for the PFC, but it wires upto nowhere and is located about 2/3 inches down the coolant pipe, before the radiator cap. Looks like someones maybe had a coolant temp guage?.
So here's the 'quick question', will I get away with fitting the new coolant temp sensor in this location? Bearing in mind I will have to leave the stock sensor in place as this PFC conversion runs both ECU's - for some reason.

Hope this makes sense Lyndon.
Any help greatly apprecciated.

Cheers

Nick.
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