To chip or not to chip...

[VW GTI]

APR: http://goapr.com.au/products/ecu_upgrade_polo18t.html

GIAC: http://giacusa.com/programs.php?mpid=129

Oettinger: I dunno.

REVO: http://www.revotechnik.com.au/ecu_pe...no_charts.html

[Chuck]

APR: http://goapr.com.au/products/ecu_upgrade_polo18t.html

GIAC: http://giacusa.com/programs.php?mpid=129

Oettinger: I dunno.

REVO: http://www.revotechnik.com.au/ecu_pe...no_charts.html

legend!

thanks

[Blitzen]

Hahahahahaha...After reading all that info, and looking at the product dealers, I really need to move south!! I have to drive to Adelaide(2 days), or Brisbane(2.5 days) to get my chipping done. Darwin really is a black hole to get anything done!!!

[showoff]

APR: http://goapr.com.au/products/ecu_upgrade_polo18t.html

GIAC: http://giacusa.com/programs.php?mpid=129

Oettinger: I dunno.

REVO: http://www.revotechnik.com.au/ecu_pe...no_charts.html

Oettinger is here mate:- http://www.oettinger.com.au/

[VW GTI]

Oettinger is here mate:- http://www.oettinger.com.au/

Yeah, but there is no info on the site about the chip, that's why I didn't post it.

[VW GTI]

Hahahahahaha...After reading all that info, and looking at the product dealers, I really need to move south!! I have to drive to Adelaide(2 days), or Brisbane(2.5 days) to get my chipping done. Darwin really is a black hole to get anything done!!!

At least it will be quicker on the way back.

[ryan_GTI]

Hahahahahaha...After reading all that info, and looking at the product dealers, I really need to move south!! I have to drive to Adelaide(2 days), or Brisbane(2.5 days) to get my chipping done. Darwin really is a black hole to get anything done!!!

pretty sure you can send off your ecu, get it reflashed at the workshop and then get it sent back to you... just drive to your local post office haha

[Flaps]

just drive to your local post office haha

park it and wait 4-5 days for the ecu and then drive home? lol

[VW GTI]

How do I go about getting a chip?

There are two ways you can get an APR chip in your car. The first method is to send your ECU to us, and we will send it back to you the same day that we receive it. If you choose this method, you need to either call APR just before you send your ECU or include the following information in the same box as the ECU.

The second method is to purchase a spare ECU for your car. APR buys factory ECU's (the same you would get at your dealer) in bulk, hence allowing us to sell them relatively cheaply. APR does not profit from these spare ECU's, so if you can find them cheaper, don't hesitate to buy them yourself and send them to us. Usually APR keeps an adequate supply of spare ECU's; however, due to the many variations in cars, we may not have yours in stock.

Also...

How do I send my ECU to you?

Factory ECU's are pretty durable. Just wrap them in bubble wrap and put them in a good sturdy box, and they will be fine. There isn't a need for over packing them.

That might help somewhat. You might be able to get Guy to chip a stock ECU, send it to you and you send back your stock one. If he'll agree to that. Or you can buy a stock one and get it sent to you chipped.

[Kai]

Oettinger is here mate:- http://www.oettinger.com.au/

http://www.oettinger.com.au/popup_vwpologti_18t-110-143.html