A4 performance chip
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Have anybody ever heard of this company or used their product? It seems to good to be true.
all responses are appreciated.
http://rs4performance.com/index.php?...t_detail&p=848
all responses are appreciated.
http://rs4performance.com/index.php?...t_detail&p=848
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Have anybody ever heard of this company or used their product? It seems to good to be true.
all responses are appreciated.
http://rs4performance.com/index.php?...t_detail&p=848
all responses are appreciated.
http://rs4performance.com/index.php?...t_detail&p=848
"When your engine is running lean, it is allowing more fuel than air in the air/fuel mixture."
You trust your brand new A4 which you paid at minimum 30k for to a company who supposedly does engine ECU tuning, but doesn't understand what lean burn is -- or at least is too careless to have it correct on their website?
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From their website :
"When your engine is running lean, it is allowing more fuel than air in the air/fuel mixture."
You trust your brand new A4 which you paid at minimum 30k for to a company who supposedly does engine ECU tuning, but doesn't understand what lean burn is -- or at least is too careless to have it correct on their website?
"When your engine is running lean, it is allowing more fuel than air in the air/fuel mixture."
You trust your brand new A4 which you paid at minimum 30k for to a company who supposedly does engine ECU tuning, but doesn't understand what lean burn is -- or at least is too careless to have it correct on their website?
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LOL, like I said before it is too good to be true. I just wanted to see if anyone here have used them before. I will never buy a product that have not been tested by real people.
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Holy crap. That's pretty bad. Actually, really bad. Um, yeah, I'd stay the hell away from that one. If you're looking for a reputable ECU tuner for VAG forced-induction engines, just search around the various forums (if you haven't done so already). Ther are some great tuners out there. It takes a brain and some engineering to produce a proper and reliable tune. Obvisouly, that company has neither.
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