Hi all 
I’ve decided I want to map the S3...don’t get me wrong 300bhp is quick, I just don’t like the way in which Audi have created the map it’s to smooth. It’s a very quick car it just doesn’t feel quick. I like cars that give a large amount of torque early on so you get that real shove back in the seat feeling.
I’ve decided against tuning boxes (nothing wrong with them I’d just rather a remap).
So here’s the question there’s a reputable custom map company near to me but they only have a 2wd dyno...I have spoke to them reference the haldex/Quattro/4wd and they’ve said that the car has a 2wd dyno mode and it’s meant to be mapped in the 2wd drive mode. Is there any truth in this?
Should our cars be mapped on a 4wd dyno? Or is it perfectly safe/advisable to get a map on a 2wd drive dyno?
Thank you everyone, I look forward to the replies
I’ve decided I want to map the S3...don’t get me wrong 300bhp is quick, I just don’t like the way in which Audi have created the map it’s to smooth. It’s a very quick car it just doesn’t feel quick. I like cars that give a large amount of torque early on so you get that real shove back in the seat feeling.
I’ve decided against tuning boxes (nothing wrong with them I’d just rather a remap).
So here’s the question there’s a reputable custom map company near to me but they only have a 2wd dyno...I have spoke to them reference the haldex/Quattro/4wd and they’ve said that the car has a 2wd dyno mode and it’s meant to be mapped in the 2wd drive mode. Is there any truth in this?
Should our cars be mapped on a 4wd dyno? Or is it perfectly safe/advisable to get a map on a 2wd drive dyno?
Thank you everyone, I look forward to the replies
