R55 Power Mods
#1
Power Mods
Hi Guys!
I'm new to mini ownership; I recently got myself a 2010 Clubman S (I'm in Australia fyi)!
I'm of course very interested modding this little thing (photos to follow when I actually pick the car up).
I am wondering what peoples opinions are about the best power mods to install? I am thinking of getting the Remus exhaust, but also see they sell a power mod and a responder. Any thoughts?
Matt
I'm new to mini ownership; I recently got myself a 2010 Clubman S (I'm in Australia fyi)!
I'm of course very interested modding this little thing (photos to follow when I actually pick the car up).
I am wondering what peoples opinions are about the best power mods to install? I am thinking of getting the Remus exhaust, but also see they sell a power mod and a responder. Any thoughts?
Matt
#3
Cheers - I'm thinking of these two if I can't get the NM Engineering one:
http://www.remusaustralia.com.au/rem...p-02-2010.html
http://www.remusaustralia.com.au/rem...der-53843.html
Anyone had any experience with Remus?
http://www.remusaustralia.com.au/rem...p-02-2010.html
http://www.remusaustralia.com.au/rem...der-53843.html
Anyone had any experience with Remus?
#4
There is a manic dealer in Australia, not sure how far a drive for you. Stage 1 is stock car, if you change intercooler and downpipe you can do stage 2. Get the SPS switch to select between the 3 maps, and stock tune if you need to.
Since the remus is a piggyback tune, not sure if it keeps the same air/fuel ratios as stock (very lean). An ecu tune can richen the mixture for healthier running with very little effect on mpg, in my experience.
Since the remus is a piggyback tune, not sure if it keeps the same air/fuel ratios as stock (very lean). An ecu tune can richen the mixture for healthier running with very little effect on mpg, in my experience.
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