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REVO or JABBA?

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BEER MONKEY
Aug 15, 2005
50
0
BOURNEMOUTH
I've decided having been beaten by a clio 182 :cry: the other day that it is definately time for a remap. I can't decide whether to get the jabba custom map or a revo.The jabba is £425 inc vat and claims to give 200-205 bhp and 320 torque. The revo is £399 plus vat and gives 190 bhp and 300 torque. On the face of it the jabba tune is cheaper and more effective but I'm told the Revo figures are more reliable :shrug:

Any advice or opinions would be greatly appreciated!
 

BEOWULF

I am BEOWULF !!!
Mar 18, 2006
1,186
0
I AM IN FRONT OF YOU
both are as good m8 which ever u choose u want be disappointed
i want for the revo and i well chuffed with it
my brother whent for jabba on his golf. and he is chuffed with his
it just depends what u after m8 revo is a sort of stock code and jabba is done to suit your car there are good and bad bits for which ever one u choose
it's like choose between 2 twin sisters if u know what i mean lol:D
 

Tom B

Active Member
Apr 2, 2002
4,710
16
Northampton
My mate had big problems in his PD130 when Jabba remapped it, but that might just be a bad map or a bad car.

My mum's Revo'd PD160 smokes like hell, but its one hell of an improvement and its smokey with it off. Her's got 198bhp and 302lb/ft when RR'd.

Another note, maybe you're getting killed because of your hugely oversized tyres. Go back to 205/40s with a good rim protector and watch your acceleration improve.
 

traumapat

Leon Cupra IHI
Jul 24, 2005
5,925
4
sunny sussex
i went jabba and have been pleased. figures are as reliable as anyone elses.

whatever you get done make sure those doing it are a friendly bunch.. i had a zillion questions and if i did there heads in at jabba they didnt show it. nice people.


enjoy your map.:D
 

Sisson

Club member
Aug 18, 2005
1,662
0
Derbyshire
you dont want more than 300 lb ft of torque IMO, your clutch will start slipping...

its down to personal preferance... its your car,

i went for custom code BTW.
 

gazjones

Guest
revo are very helpfull and i would recomend them as ive got revo on my car
 
Aug 1, 2005
2,695
0
Cullompton . Devon
Sisson said:
you dont want more than 300 lb ft of torque IMO, your clutch will start slipping...

its down to personal preferance... its your car,

i went for custom code BTW.

So your willing to pay £500 odd to get a remap but you do not want to get the most power out of your car. :confused: Clutches go on PD130/160 cars all the time remapped or not. If the clutch goes just get an uprated one fitted.
 

Sisson

Club member
Aug 18, 2005
1,662
0
Derbyshire
i dont want to get the highest torque and highest bhp possible, yes it would be nice but i dont have the money to replace the clutch/flywheel and turbo when that decides to give up...

im happy with the power my car has... its not the figures that count its the way its delivered across the whole rev range...
 

Tom B

Active Member
Apr 2, 2002
4,710
16
Northampton
And how you drive it, I had an AmD'd PD130 with 305lb/ft and in the 15 months I had it, I never had an ounce of clutch slip.

Mum's had hers on for over 2 years with no problems.
 
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