Arkious
Registered User
Hey guys,
Thought I'd put a post up showing the before and after fitting of the Forge FMIC to my RS3, including VCDS temperature monitoring data.
I did a temperature monitor via VCDS back in march for my 14 mile commute, whilst driving in Sport and giving it some beans. I then fitted the intercooler and did the same journey. The photo was taken as I arrived at work in both instances after the same commute, with the only variant being the ambient temperature.
So stock intercooler has a temperature difference of 40'c at 5'c ambient and the forge has a difference of 12'c at 12'c ambient. I was so surprised I had to add the coolant temperature to show that I wasn't faking the results haha.
Anyways I don't know if it's a placebo effect but it feels torqier and my mpg has increased? Here's a pic to show how I have the grill at the moment. I have attached 2 stainless steel nuts behind the plate mount holes so I can mount the plate mount if need be but haven't decided where to mount it yet.
Thought I'd put a post up showing the before and after fitting of the Forge FMIC to my RS3, including VCDS temperature monitoring data.
I did a temperature monitor via VCDS back in march for my 14 mile commute, whilst driving in Sport and giving it some beans. I then fitted the intercooler and did the same journey. The photo was taken as I arrived at work in both instances after the same commute, with the only variant being the ambient temperature.
So stock intercooler has a temperature difference of 40'c at 5'c ambient and the forge has a difference of 12'c at 12'c ambient. I was so surprised I had to add the coolant temperature to show that I wasn't faking the results haha.
Anyways I don't know if it's a placebo effect but it feels torqier and my mpg has increased? Here's a pic to show how I have the grill at the moment. I have attached 2 stainless steel nuts behind the plate mount holes so I can mount the plate mount if need be but haven't decided where to mount it yet.