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LandRoger
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October 21, 2011, 23:50:42 »
Anyone know best firm in south to chip my Rangie DT for better fuel economy?? or best self fit plug in jobbie,
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Easiest done through more gentle use of right foot....
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Not easy with a truck that s pushing 2Tons ,the Beemer lump pulls a 320d saloon ok but the Rangies a tad heavier i have driven the Omega with same lump and that needs the big boot to stop you nodding off,
,no i think a power /economy chip is the order of the day,
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October 26, 2011, 16:44:52 »
Got a psi powerbox on mine from Rimmer brothers, helps a lot with the performance and does about 25 mpg on short runs. it's plug and play fit yourself in a few minutes
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January 11, 2012, 10:19:02 »
Hello Roger,
Dynachip of Neston Cheshire travel country wide or have agents around the U.K. doing re-mapping, chip replacements etc. etc.
the guy that runs it is called Mike, he's very helpful and very knowledgeable.
Had a great trip to the Plains by the way,
thanks again for your help.
Ron, LLROC.
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Thanks for info on chip and glad you enjoyed the Plains trip ATB ,
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March 01, 2012, 11:27:42 »
Hello Roger,
I've now fitted a "Steinbauer" system to my P38.
You can adjust where and when the power comes in to some degree,
it's not a rocketship but it does pull better.
check out "Steinbauer" on the internet.
cheers.
Ron.
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