How much would a stage 2 cost?
Generally, you can expect the pricing to start from around £600 and it can go upwards to £2000 or more in the UK. Generally, you can expect the pricing to start from around £600 and it can go upwards to £2000 or more in the UK. It is essential to note that besides the remapping service, you are investing in high-quality hardware components, which significantly influence the total cost.
How much does stage 2 remap cost?
A stage 1 remap could cost between £200 and £400. A stage 2 remap could cost upwards of £550, while the higher stages of remapping and reconfiguring your engine could cost closer to £1,000. Having your car tested on a rolling road to check the results of remapping will typically cost extra too. Due to the increased power and additional modifications, stage 2 remaps can provide much larger power gains than stage 1 remaps. In general, you can expect a power increase of around 30-50%, which will significantly improve your car’s performance.Stage 2 tuning takes performance to the next level by adding supporting hardware modifications along with an ECU remap. At this stage, the stock components of the car start becoming bottlenecks, and replacing them allows the engine to breathe better and handle increased power levels safely.Stage 2 Remap Requirements This usually includes an upgraded exhaust system (often with a downpipe), a high-flow air intake and an upgraded intercooler on turbocharged vehicles. An upgraded clutch is also a great addition at this stage, giving you better control and helping you get the most out of the increased torque.In either case, a Stage 2 Tune aims to improve airflow from the engine, the sound of a car and its power. A Stage 2 Tune also requires an ECU remap to maximise your cars performance. As a Stage 2 Tune requires mechanical modifications to your car we always recommend for a car technician to handle your tuning.
Can I go straight to stage 2?
While most car owners start with a stage 1 remap before progressing to stage 2, this isn’t necessary – so you can theoretically take your car for whichever stage of ECU remapping you want. A basic Stage 1 performance remap, which delivers higher power output with enhanced torque, costs between ₹20,000 to ₹35,000.Is a Stage 2 Remap safe for my vehicle? Yes, it is safe if performed correctly and supported by necessary hardware upgrades.Due to the increased power and additional modifications, stage 2 remaps can provide much larger power gains than stage 1 remaps. In general, you can expect a power increase of around 30-50%, which will significantly improve your car’s performance.
Is stage 2 safe?
While stage 1 remapping is generally considered safe and reliable, stage 2 remapping can increase the strain on the engine and other components, leading to increased wear and tear and potential reliability issues in the long run. Is Stage 2 Worth It? That depends on your goals. If you enjoy working on your car, have fitted performance parts, or want to get the most out of your build—Stage 2 is worth it. It delivers serious gains and turns your car into a much more capable machine.