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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: pablo on 02 September 2006, 20:06

Title: Remapping? Tuning? Superchip?
Post by: pablo on 02 September 2006, 20:06
Had a little look through the forum and picking up the above terminologies.  To be honest I am confused  :huh:

As a newbie to modding the whole experience is a little confusing but am learning  :nerd:

I have a mk 3 (d'oh pretty obvious as in the mk 3 thread!) 2.0 8v (98).  Are there any gains by modding the ECU?  What mods could I do to the ECU and what gains could I expect?
Title: Re: Remapping? Tuning? Superchip?
Post by: sony on 02 September 2006, 20:23
Would set you back about 400 notes and gains are of about 20 bhp. AMD, custom code etc would take care of it. Done it on my TDI and the difference is impressive!
Title: Re: Remapping? Tuning? Superchip?
Post by: pablo on 02 September 2006, 20:28

sweeeet

was that .................... remapping  :huh:
Title: Re: Remapping? Tuning? Superchip?
Post by: sony on 02 September 2006, 21:07
Sure is :wink:
Title: Re: Remapping? Tuning? Superchip?
Post by: carl on 03 September 2006, 17:26
dont bother chiping your 8v as this makes hardly any differance in power it may make it a bit smoother but its not worth the money ,the reason sony has had results with his  tdi  is because his is a turbo powered car and very easy to get more power on these cars.
sorry sony.
Title: Re: Remapping? Tuning? Superchip?
Post by: nosaj26 on 08 September 2006, 09:55
i have mk3 8v if you want it to run better try putting milltek cat back on to replace standard system this makes huge difference, plus k&n better airflow, power boost valve - better throttle response and then i had superchip. by adding superchip to this combo it helps run it smoothly, would i buy one on there own, no, user chipping to comlement or you could be dissapointed!!!
Title: Re: Remapping? Tuning? Superchip?
Post by: Rideandy on 09 September 2006, 17:08
Hello.
Whats a power boost valve?
And are Milltek better than Magnex?
Cheers
Title: Re: Remapping? Tuning? Superchip?
Post by: nosaj26 on 12 September 2006, 20:08
power boost valve replaces the standard fuel pressure regulator and will help make your throttle more responsive when you stamp your foot!!!