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Originally posted by Nindey View PostYou have had the same experience with the Chip?
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You too dissapointed in the product?
Everyones butt dyno is different though so the only real way to end all questions in your head is to have a before and after dyno in similar weather with the same brand of fuel to see what the gains are.
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It is dodgy marketing but lets be honest... making over 50 kw from just a tune with stock intake and exhaust? People really believe that??
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Nindey, as mentioned by PM, you're welcome to try it in my manual. Not that it will be any use to you in your auto... But may be interesting none the less!
Also, as mentioned, i was mildly disappointed to begin with too... Switched back to the stock map last weekend for a 15 min run & it def. wasn't as much fun to drive...
So, in my opinion, certainly more spirited feeling, but no way a night/day difference.
Now how about that meet-up so i can have a listen to your exhaust? !!Current: MY18 TRANSPORTER CrewVan, Indium Grey
Previous: MY10 Tiguan 2.0TSI, Silver Leaf, APR StgII tune + many mod's
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Originally posted by brad View Postcan you get your money back? Would be a cheap price for silence
I don't expect you to answer these.
If it was me, I would get the printed results first.Performance Tunes from $850Wrecking RS OCTAVIA 2 Link
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Originally posted by Transporter View PostBased on what? He shoud have it dyno tested before starting to post in here, ...IMO. How come that the others are happy with it?
I don't expect you to answer these.
If it was me, I would get the printed results first.
I think the OP has hit it on the head, the customer service so far has been v.good. It appears that for his engine/trans combo, the tune doesn't make a lot of difference.
It's a shame the dealer can't do the dyno as it seems odd you'd have to pay for before/after dyno runs to prove the product doesn't perform as it should.
OP have you got a smartphone & one of the dyno apps? Maybe you could get some rough figures out of that?
Also, I don't recall you saying what fuel you were using.carandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
I used to think I was anal-retentive until I started getting involved in car forums
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Originally posted by brad View PostBased on that the tune doesn't give the performance that was expected?
I think the OP has hit it on the head,Performance Tunes from $850Wrecking RS OCTAVIA 2 Link
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Originally posted by MGV View PostNindey, as mentioned by PM, you're welcome to try it in my manual. Not that it will be any use to you in your auto... But may be interesting none the less!
Also, as mentioned, i was mildly disappointed to begin with too... Switched back to the stock map last weekend for a 15 min run & it def. wasn't as much fun to drive...
So, in my opinion, certainly more spirited feeling, but no way a night/day difference.
Now how about that meet-up so i can have a listen to your exhaust? !!where you live?
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Why does the "bogus" tuning figures bollocks come up every time there's a few APR haters around. I must have posted this dyno graph at least 6 times now and still the haters come on with no proof, well here is positive proof;
Allowing for drive train loss APR's figures are absolutely spot on. I'm more than happy with mine and it's embarrassed quite a few so called "performance" cars.
Can we please stop the "my tune can piss further than your tune" bull**** and stick to providing some useful information?2008 VRS Wagon. Yellow, very yellow!
Forever blowing bubbles.
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Originally posted by Nindey View Postthe Tig is heavy and doesnt feel as powerful then the same tune in a GTI.
With respect to the OP, this is all based on the his perception of how the car should feel after being flashed. The above quote may indicate the expectation is unrealistic, no way is a Tig going to perform as well as a GTI given the diffeence in weight.
In reality the logical course of action is to dyno the car in stock mode and again in flashed mode. If the figures show there is little difference, then he is entitled to post publicly his disappointment.
Cheers
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09 Eos 2.0TSI DSG Loved this car but has now gone to a new home!!
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Originally posted by VW Convert View Post... the expectation is unrealistic, no way is a Tig going to perform as well as a GTI given the diffeence in weight.
But not just GTI's. I had runs with lots of others. Had a run with an XR6 where it was legal to do so. He followed me back when I pulled over and couldn't believe what I was in. He could not keep up, let alone get away. So my point being there is no way my APR mapped Tig did not perform significantly better (immensly TBH) with the remap.
But if you're talking about a remapped GTI v remapped Tig, then of course not- although it might give it a run off the line.
The only thing I can think is that the later Tigs aren't getting the same increase as the earlier ones for some reason?
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Originally posted by clip View PostAre you talking about a stock GTI or chipped (remapped) GTI? If you're talking stock GTI, the APR remapped Tig will do a stock GTI all day everyday, from standing start to hill climbs, to 'other' tests that good sense I wouldn't discuss here. I know, because I got tired having GTIs trying all the time. There's someone on the GTI forum here that could atest to what I'm saying as on more than one occasion he tried it on against the Tig.
But not just GTI's. I had runs with lots of others. Had a run with an XR6 where it was legal to do so. He followed me back when I pulled over and couldn't believe what I was in. He could not keep up, let alone get away. So my point being there is no way my APR mapped Tig did not perform significantly better (immensly TBH) with the remap.
But if you're talking about a remapped GTI v remapped Tig, then of course not- although it might give it a run off the line.
The only thing I can think is that the later Tigs aren't getting the same increase as the earlier ones for some reason?
The OP statedOriginally posted by Nindey View Postthe Tig is heavy and doesnt feel as powerful then the same tune in a GTI.
Cheers
George06 Jetta 2.0TFSI Killed by a Lexus!
09 Eos 2.0TSI DSG Loved this car but has now gone to a new home!!
14 EOS 2.0 TSI has arrived!
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Originally posted by Pullstarter View PostWhy does the "bogus" tuning figures bollocks come up every time there's a few APR haters around. I must have posted this dyno graph at least 6 times now and still the haters come on with no proof, well here is positive proof;
Allowing for drive train loss APR's figures are absolutely spot on. I'm more than happy with mine and it's embarrassed quite a few so called "performance" cars.
Can we please stop the "my tune can piss further than your tune" bull**** and stick to providing some useful information?
What was your baseline figure?
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