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Hi all,

Popped out this morning for a pint of milk and the car ended up at Clive Atthoe in Norwich on their rolling road.

Car is totally standard bar the map and it made 260bhp on the first run and 255bhp on the second with 280 lbs torque!

Pleased is an understatement!
 
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Hi all,

Popped out this morning for a pint of milk and the car ended up at Clive Atthoe in Norwich on their rolling road.

Car is totally standard bar the map and it made 260bhp on the first run and 255bhp on the second with 280 lbs torque!

Pleased is an understatement!

Know the feeling felt like that after my bluefin remap a few weeks back smiles all round:iagree:
 
It's been a bit of a work in progress I suppose. I started with quite a conservative remap as I was worries about the clutch.. God bored, had it tweaked again and since then again. Totally standard and it pulls like a train power delivery is smooth and fuel consumption is good unless I rag it around. Here are the print outs... Can't recommend nick at tuneitup enough he's been awesome with the mapping, logging more mapping etc etc and he's cheaper than a lot of the generic companies in fact all of the them I think.

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Pretty impressive pal saying you have no exhaust or air intake nearly touching s3 power
 
The road was recalibrated so no funny figures s3before me made 339 stage 2 + revo so bang on!
 
Mods are just to make young people spend money. Very big 'scene' for tuning - companies make billions each year from dreams..

Although today - REVO dealer show me ITG intake before and after with his 2.0TFSI KO4 strapped to dyno. They 100% increase power - he has tested many filters and sees 100% proof (at higher RPM). He has several prints from the day he buy his car until today, so there are differences for some mods out there.

Exhaust is to deal with high EGT. If people do not 100% throttle every 5 seconds (so, mature driver) there will not be problem with exhaust temperature or engine component degrading (catalytic convertor). Race track then yes I understand these pre-cat and decat changes.


Audi S3 342hp with 297.7lb/ft REVO Stage 2+

He have many 'mods', and follow the pattern of many vehicle owners. He have difficulty against 2.0TFSI KO3 though, but I am not starting a debate.


James you have a very nice car. Keep it and look after it! You can take to Audi for servicing no problem. O.E clutch is fine for this, but Sachs Stage 1 are good in all other cars I have owned/tuned aggresively. Personally I would keep O.E. parts for it.



My friend get 265hp 325lb/ft from 2.0TFSI KO3 software only! There are crazy people in Italy/Greece/Belgium/Sweden making good, high power from TFSI up to 450hp S3 injectors, up to 550hp RS4 injectors (with supporting mods). These engines are very capable.

I fell in love with them around 2010. I have never seen 100% electronically controlled motor like these. Beautiful engine! James you must be proud x



378.6 Mlies - £79

391.3 Miles - £76

362.4 Miles - £75



What other Petrol Turbo make many miles like these? VAG perfected it. This is Stage 1 2.0TFSI miles filling the tank on V Power
 
Yep sure is!

Look forward to browsing the file! I'll end up with green eyes !!!
 
Mods are just to make young people spend money. Very big 'scene' for tuning - companies make billions each year from dreams..

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Exhaust is to deal with high EGT. If people do not 100% throttle every 5 seconds (so, mature driver) there will not be problem with exhaust temperature or engine component degrading (catalytic convertor). Race track then yes I understand these pre-cat and decat changes.


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James you have a very nice car. Keep it and look after it! You can take to Audi for servicing no problem. O.E clutch is fine for this, but Sachs Stage 1 are good in all other cars I have owned/tuned aggresively. Personally I would keep O.E. parts for it.



My friend get 265hp 325lb/ft from 2.0TFSI KO3 software only! There are crazy people in Italy/Greece/Belgium/Sweden making good, high power from TFSI up to 450hp S3 injectors, up to 550hp RS4 injectors (with supporting mods). These engines are very capable.

I fell in love with them around 2010. I have never seen 100% electronically controlled motor like these. Beautiful engine! James you must be proud x



378.6 Mlies - £79

391.3 Miles - £76

362.4 Miles - £75



What other Petrol Turbo make many miles like these? VAG perfected it. This is Stage 1 2.0TFSI miles filling the tank on V Power

Not just to make young people spend money!....works equally well on old gits!

Mine has cost me more than I'd like to admit,but as you say,it's a very well made engine,with a few areas that need fixing(like the breather and cam follower),but getting a lot of power from it is possible,if you spend a fair bit of money.

A few years back,getting 500+bhp from a 2.0L engine was difficult,but now,the parts are there,and the software and expertise are also there.

Mine won't do 30mpg any more,but it averages 26-27mpg,which isn't bad for 500+bhp.
 
Hi all,

Popped out this morning for a pint of milk and the car ended up at Clive Atthoe in Norwich on their rolling road.

Car is totally standard bar the map and it made 260bhp on the first run and 255bhp on the second with 280 lbs torque!

Pleased is an understatement!

LOL @ that first comment! Nice one James and glad you enjoy it.
 
I cannot read whole 'thread' on your car.

Can you list engine changes please S3 Alex? And hp/torque, cheers! :D
 
30 mpg! I've never had that from my S3 anyway. LOL. Alex, if you are getting 26 mpg at 500 bhp then I doff my cap to you, your car, AMD Tuning, the Lord himself too! :hi:
 
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30 mpg! I've never had that from my S3 anyway. LOL. Alex, if you are getting 26 mpg at 500 bhp then I doff my cap to you, your car, AMD Tuning, the Lord himself too! :hi:

You're welcome to see the average mpg!

Obviously if I use all the power all of the time,it would be a lot less....I think it averaged 18mpg at the trackday last year,but on the daily drag into work,which is a mix of urban and rural,it will do 26-28mpg every day.

That's the advantage of a relatively small turbocharged engine compared to a 4.2L V8....mate of mine had an RS4 which he could never get much beyond 20mpg out of,and the old Escort I had would do less than 8mpg.
 
I cannot read whole 'thread' on your car.

Can you list engine changes please S3 Alex? And hp/torque, cheers! :D

OK...without taking this too far off topic,and apologies in advance to JamesO...

Revo Stg4 software.
Modified ITG induction kit
ATP GT3071 turbo kit
RS4 injectors and fuel pressure regulator
PEC rods
Wossner pistons
External boost controller
AEM water/meth kit
Modified Milltek exhaust
Uprated bearings and shells inc gearbox bearings

Around 500bhp and 480+lbs.

There's a lot more,but it would take this totally OT.
 
Next time. Buy programming tool for your ECU. Do the same mods - and find tuning forum!

You can study these ECU and learn yourself - more satisfaction ;-)
 
Next time. Buy programming tool for your ECU. Do the same mods - and find tuning forum!

You can study these ECU and learn yourself - more satisfaction ;-)

Not for me....I leave all that to some nice guys who know what they're doing...much safer for my engine that way!
 
How do they learn?

We are all human.

You can do it too!



i watch somebody change 'settings' on a car with tick boxes and i gasped! but this is what is happening. not many people doing any 'tuning' apart from adjusting pre-set values in a box. very sad, i can see why professionals are emotional on the subject.

read read read. read read read. read some more! study study! Bosch MED9.1 has logic! If you do stupid 'idea' it will protect itself. It is cleverer than you and me! ;-)
 
Mine won't do 30mpg any more,but it averages 26-27mpg,which isn't bad for 500+bhp.
An assuming you are measuring on miles covered and fuel filled and not relying on the DIS?

My 388hp 1.8T (TT) does about 34mpg according to the DIS as its calibrated for stock injectors - not the 550cc Genesis ones fitted.

Assume S3 works the same for MPG and calculates the fuel used based on injector cycles and injector size - so bigger injectors throw out the calculation.
 
read read read. read read read. read some more! study study! Bosch MED9.1 has logic! If you do stupid 'idea' it will protect itself. It is cleverer than you and me! ;-)

This is true,but as at least one person here,and another elsewhere have found,it is quite easy to melt pistons by being too ambitious with the ECU settings.

Admittedly these were cars tuned above 400bhp,and I think that below that,there are margins of safety,but at the highest power levels,you need experience and access to facilities which most of us don't have.
 
An assuming you are measuring on miles covered and fuel filled and not relying on the DIS?

My 388hp 1.8T (TT) does about 34mpg according to the DIS as its calibrated for stock injectors - not the 550cc Genesis ones fitted.

Assume S3 works the same for MPG and calculates the fuel used based on injector cycles and injector size - so bigger injectors throw out the calculation.

Absolutely.

I go on what goes into the tank and how far the car goes.

With the Escort I used to do that and got very depressed working out how few miles it would go between tanks.
 
Very true. I do not understand how to make huge power from these engines.


Nobody fully understands this ECU. Not one person knows everything about it! Very difficult - and I dont speak German so not easy to understand. For high power there are Gods or 'big companies' who do this stuff every day.

Seeing TFSI make high power on dyno - but rubbish in the real world (and when logging), puts me off dyno figures. Sitting in the car that went on the dyno before James O is retarded. Although the power is put down on dyno - just doesn't 'feel' special as passenger or driving myself.

James O however does feel good, with the power to match. Rolling Road is good, but driving them after seeing professional demonstration changed my opinion on these engines!

Work to do. Have fun! x
 
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To be honest, "Jackie" there aren't many uber geeks like you out there, who obsess about map files and parameters like you do :p

But I agree with you. There are too many fly-by-night outfits out there who know too little and lack understanding of what they are doing with ECU maps. Shamefully, this can also include some of the big names, who quite happily take your money, but their maps are less than efficient/effective.
 
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TICK BOXES!!!!!


TICK!!!! TICK!!!! TICK!!!


BOOST 4 - TIMING 2 - FUEL 17


what the......? it does not say this in the ECU.

where do people see these? 'veeeight' you have list for your own ECU. please do you see timing '5' in this?


i must go. or i'll end up on internet forever!! :) x
 
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You're welcome to see the average mpg!

Obviously if I use all the power all of the time,it would be a lot less....I think it averaged 18mpg at the trackday last year,but on the daily drag into work,which is a mix of urban and rural,it will do 26-28mpg every day.

That's the advantage of a relatively small turbocharged engine compared to a 4.2L V8....mate of mine had an RS4 which he could never get much beyond 20mpg out of,and the old Escort I had would do less than 8mpg.


What the waffles?! I can't do better than 18mpg nipping 2 miles down the road?! If im downhill, low-revs i'll see 30 if im very lucky and that's on a stock 2.0tfsi non-s3 .... maybe somethin is wrong there.
 
Why do you look at MPG screen?


Computer display doesn't know everything. Fill the tank - and reset 'trip' counter. Count the miles you actually do.

wuta3 you should do this for 3-4 tanks then reference with what i type above. these are very good engines!
 
What the waffles?! I can't do better than 18mpg nipping 2 miles down the road?! If im downhill, low-revs i'll see 30 if im very lucky and that's on a stock 2.0tfsi non-s3 .... maybe somethin is wrong there.

I drive like my granny.

On short trips you won't get anywhere near the best mileage out of the car.

Also,the increased torque makes a huge difference.
 
Hi all,

Popped out this morning for a pint of milk and the car ended up at Clive Atthoe in Norwich on their rolling road.

Car is totally standard bar the map and it made 260bhp on the first run and 255bhp on the second with 280 lbs torque!

Pleased is an understatement!

It would be nice to see it at are meet next Monday
 
He might go along to the 'meet' Spartan91


Well, if he stops being gay anyway
 
Again apollogies to James for thread jumping but Alex you say you have had gearbox work done,i know a man having his car played around with but has been struggling having his gearbox uprated to suit,is there any chance you could pm me any info for who you have used for this work please? ,i should imagine they are decent if they have had anything to do with your build.

thanks and sorry again
 
Hi all,
Popped out this morning for a pint of milk and the car ended up at Clive Atthoe in Norwich on their rolling road.
Car is totally standard bar the map and it made 260bhp on the first run and 255bhp on the second with 280 lbs torque!
Pleased is an understatement!

I have to go an buy some milk myself!
 
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I have to go an buy some milk myself!

You'll be alright as long as you dont bump into Jackie Brown on the way who then suggests it will only take 10 mins to do a couple of power runs... I literally had no intention of taking it on the rr... honest!
 
Gay


James i've had enough of all this anyway. Just had some madness on Daily Dubs (gay facebook crap). I'm just gonna get a job and tune my own cars.

Less headache. <3