Recent content by mikep

.....and it's very expensive for a car with a declared remap and go-faster bits.

No, it's not a Quattro.

So I should forget your email earlier today Dave?

Modifications should be declared to your insurance company or your insurance cover could be void IF they found the car was remapped. Standard diagnostics will not detect a Revo remap, but if an insurance company wanted a detailed dump of the ecu they would be able to find the remap code. However...

Apart from the Style Police who would vote a big NO, plod would take a very dim view of these very dangerous and offensive items, let alone the fun the legal eagles would have if you hit anyone with one of these. Your insurance would be void as well, as it would need to be declared and the...

£50 for a 2p resistor, doesn't seem like good value.......

The 5 hour trial is 5 hours driving time i.e. ignition on, wheels turning. Hope this helps. Not sure what you means Staz about do you have to take it back?

Take it back to Shaun and ask him to check it out, he'll want to ensure that there are no issues from the remap.

WRONG! Revo develop all their maps in-house. Apology accepted.

My A3 2.0Tdi Sport DSG has been remapped almost from new, DSG is not an issue at all.

Is your 170 a PD engine or the new CR? Sounds like your mate has the Mk6 140CR which is a very good engine.

I was getting about the same 55mpg at about 85 (does anyone drive on a motorway at 70?).

I've run my A3 for 4 years with a Revo remap (as you would expect as I'm a dealer), 53,000 miles and 50.2mpg overall. Most motorway journeys come out about 55mpg and schlepping up to Norwich on the A140 ('orrible 50mph road) averages around 60-65mpg. When caning it, I get about 45mpg. Hope...

But it wasn't a Revo remap it was 'another brand'.

40% discount means they will make a loss on Revo remaps after costs, do you want them to go out of business?