VW T6 Remap for Long Distance Driving and Real Torque Gains
This VW T6 came up from Birmingham after clocking up serious motorway miles. It still drove well, but the owner knew what many van drivers eventually realise. Over time, even …
This VW T6 came up from Birmingham after clocking up serious motorway miles. It still drove well, but the owner knew what many van drivers eventually realise. Over time, even …
Stage 1 remapping is a software-only ECU recalibration that works with your car’s standard parts, typically adding 10 to 30 percent more power and torque, and it suits the vast …
A customer from Peterborough recently rolled into PP Tuning with their VW T6.1. The van looked the part with a Leighton bumper, but the fake tailpipes let it down. No …
Whether you’re considering engine remapping for the first time or already enjoying the enhanced performance of a remapped vehicle, a question often crops up: can it be undone? The short …
Yes, you need to tell your insurance company about a remap. UK insurers class a software calibration as a material modification, even though it leaves no physical trace, and not …
If you own a classic car, there’s every chance you’ve encountered the age-old frustration of trying to source a decent replacement exhaust. Original parts are rare, expensive, or simply no …
When you’re faced with a quote for a new exhaust system, the price difference between a standard mild steel replacement and a custom stainless steel system can feel significant. It’s …
A custom exhaust will absolutely change your car’s sound, and when properly designed, it delivers far more than just noise. The transformation extends to performance, efficiency, and the character of …
When it comes to exhaust systems, not all materials are created equal. Most factory-fitted exhausts, known as stock systems, are built with cost efficiency in mind rather than long-term durability. They …
When your van’s feeling rougher than a ferry in a storm, it might be time for a little PP Tuning magic… From Portugal to Lincolnshire This morning, we welcomed a …