R56 Tuner
Tuner
Good morning guys, I am new to this form but I've been seeing this form for quite a while, and it seems that there's A lot knowledge on mini coopers in this form. Where I live there's not too many tuners that will have the correct equipment or the knowledge to do a correct Dino tune.
My question is which would be the best production tuner in the market for my 2009 mini Cooper s r56
it basically has everything that you can both on down pipe 3 inch exhaust intercooler muffler delete Air intake so forth. Next on the list would be a bigger turbo.
any help will be appreciated
thank you
My question is which would be the best production tuner in the market for my 2009 mini Cooper s r56
it basically has everything that you can both on down pipe 3 inch exhaust intercooler muffler delete Air intake so forth. Next on the list would be a bigger turbo.
any help will be appreciated
thank you
I know this is an old thread, but looking for a tuner for an R56. Looks like not many if any good option for a Mini. I can find tuning devices for many cars, but none of those suppliers offer for a Mini.
You can start with Way Motors...
https://www.waymotorworks.com/services.html
The N18 engine is pretty well locked down and you will need to send your ECU to someone like Way. The other option is the JB+ add on. There are other options for the N14. Do some searches on NAM.
https://www.waymotorworks.com/services.html
The N18 engine is pretty well locked down and you will need to send your ECU to someone like Way. The other option is the JB+ add on. There are other options for the N14. Do some searches on NAM.
Save yourself from trying to over search this like I did when I first got on here.
RPM Tune by Mario/End of Story https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ower-tune.html
RPM Tune by Mario/End of Story https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ower-tune.html
Yup, that one too. It depends on how far you want to go. Mario can do the Manic tune also. An advantage I see with the Manic tune is the switch box that comes with it where you can return it to the stock tune for things like inspections. If that isn’t a priority, then RPM is a good bet.








