Stage 2 Remap Birmingham

A Stage 2 remap is a tune written for a car with hardware upgrades like a sports exhaust, intake or uprated intercooler. Unlike Stage 1, the calibration is built around the specific parts fitted, so we need to know exactly what is on the car before we write it.

Supporting hardware: typically a freer-flowing exhaust or downpipe, an intake and an uprated intercooler. The engine must be healthy too — we check for boost leaks and fuelling issues first, because Stage 2 raises the standard limits.

It is safe when the hardware is fitted correctly and the engine is healthy, and the map is written for your exact parts. That is why we health-check first and ask for your full parts list. A generic file on the wrong parts is where problems start.

Yes, almost certainly. A Stage 2 is a declared modification, so tell your insurer before the work — undeclared mods can void a claim. It can also affect manufacturer warranty, so check your position first.

Yes. We save your original ECU file before writing anything, so the car can be returned to standard. Bear in mind the hardware stays fitted, so the car will simply run the factory map on uprated parts.

It depends on the car, the ECU and what is fitted, so we give a fixed quote before we travel. Send your make, model, year, engine and full parts list and we confirm the price before booking.