[ QUOTE ] richy said:
so its not wise to put a chip on if you have DSG?
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It can be done, but i believe they limit the torque slightly. If you plan to modify, its best to go for manual. Its a shame they didnt make the DSG stronger!
[ QUOTE ] richy said:
same.. but they dont really plan on you chipping and modding the hell out of the car so its information they dont need to tell you! lol
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Exactly! If something breaks due to modification, then its money in their pockets. Why would they tell you /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
I was under the impression that chipping would not add much value to a normally aspirated car.
most of these engines today are pretty close to thier limits at standard,. someone will correct me if im wrong, but you will get only minor gains through chipping etc..
and therefore need to look at other things like breathing and cam changes etc,
so everytime you add 10bhp for a mod like for eg a filter if the chip has a total % gain of 15% you will gain another %15 on the filter..
so adding 200bhp to a std engine plus a chip adds another 30bhp...
but remember a chip doesnt just improve bhp it improves petrol eatting abilitys and a few other things making it an overall performance mod and not restricting it too improving one thing..
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