Performance chip Rover 75 2.0 CDTi 131 hp

-15%

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15% lower fuel consumption

	kw	hp	Nm
Original	96	131	300
P-TRONIC	127	172	386
Wins	31 (32%)	41 (31%)	86 (29%)

Description

P-Tronic tuning boxes for turbo diesel engines can provide up to 30% more power and 35% more torque. They also reduce diesel consumption with equivalent driving. These benefits come with no risk to mechanical components. P-Tronic never exceeds the standards prescribed by car manufacturers and retains all the original safety features.

Your Rover 75 wins 41 hp and 86 Nm

With the P-Tronic PT-A-31585 tuning box, you can exploit the full potential of the diesel 2.0 CDTi 131 hp engine in your Rover 75. Its power increases to 172 hp (+ 31%) and its torque is boosted by 29%. All while cutting of the grand tourer consumption by 15%.

Secure connections

The PT-A-31585 box connects to the of the common rail using connectors supplied by the manufacturer. There is no risk for your Rover ? the box acts as a custom external reprogrammer and guarantees optimum operating safety.

Customer opinions Fitting diagram Shipping conditions Exchange and return

The tuning-unit optimises the relaunch on Renault Clio 1.3 TCE 130 bhp

After having had some original electronic problems fixed by my dealer, I was finally able to take advantage of my Renault Clio 1.3 TCE 130 bhp but I quickly had to face the facts: its too low torque penalises its re-launches. On the advice of a friend, I bought your box-unit even though I was quite sceptical. Honestly: it's the best !!! My Clio has become a real sports car. The box is also very well calibrated to work with the EDC box, which was one of my initial fears. What's more, I've lowered my fuel consumption to 6.1 l/100 km. So I'm very satisfied with the tuning box. Régis, A. Saint-Gall

I didn't recognise my own car!

I bought a box-unit before leaving for my holidays because I only have a 90 bhp TDI (VW Golf VI 1.6) and I had to leave heavily loaded. I didn't recognise my own car! What pleasure in driving! Thank you and keep up the good work.   Paul M., Gerardmer