Written for your parts
Your intake, exhaust and turbo are accounted for, not assumed.
Custom files · built to your spec
Want more than a standard Stage 1? We build custom files around how you use the car: crackle and pops on the overrun, launch control, raised rev limits, start-stop off, or a speed limiter set where you need it.
Custom remaps
Two owners of the same car rarely want the same thing. One wants a quiet, torquey daily driver; the other wants it to crackle on the overrun at a show. A custom remap is written to your list, not a menu someone else decided.
Common requests are pops and bangs (burble on the overrun), launch control, raised or removed speed limiters on vehicles where that is lawful, start-stop disabled by default, cold-start noise reduction, and torque-limiter changes for modified gearboxes.
We talk through every option before we write anything — including the ones we would advise against. Overrun maps, for example, add heat and wear to the exhaust and catalyst, and are best kept mild on a daily driver.
The result
Your intake, exhaust and turbo are accounted for, not assumed.
No surprise features — every change is agreed first.
If an option will cost you reliability or an MOT, we will say so before we write it.
Your original file is saved, so any option can be undone.
How it works
Tell us the car, the mods and what you want it to do.
Not every ECU supports every option — we confirm before booking.
We write the file, flash it and test it with you on the road.
Real figures
| Vehicle | Power (hp) | Torque (Nm) |
|---|---|---|
| BMW 435d3.0 diesel · F32 | 313 360 +47 | 630 700 +70 |
| Jaguar XF3.0 V6 diesel · 300 | 300 330 +30 | 700 750 +50 |
| Range Rover Evoque2.0 TD4 · 180 | 180 210 +30 | 430 490 +60 |
| Ford Transit Custom2.0 EcoBlue · 170 | 170 190 +20 | 405 460 +55 |
| Ford Focus ST2.5 turbo · Mk2 | 225 255 +30 | 320 400 +80 |
Stage 1 figures from the file catalogue we work from. Every car is different — we confirm the figures for your exact engine and software before we write anything.
Questions
Mild overrun maps are fine on most cars, but aggressive ones add heat and wear to the exhaust and catalyst. We keep daily drivers mild and explain the trade-off before we write anything.
On private cars, raising a manufacturer limiter is generally lawful. On vehicles that are legally required to have a limiter — some goods vehicles and buses — it is not, and we will not remove it.
Only on ECUs that support it. We check your exact ECU before you book.
No. Custom options can be added to a Stage 1 file. Stage 2 is only needed for higher power targets.
Yes. The original file is saved and can be written back.
Mobile · we come to you
Send the reg and your wish list — we will tell you what your ECU supports and what it costs.