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Offline waddler

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Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« on: 16 October 2007, 14:17 »
Has anyone experience of a Revo or Bluefin remap for their Ed 30 GTI?  If so what are your thoughts.  Also, can the DSG box handle the extra torque?  I presume the reason DSG is not offered on the S3 is for that reason.

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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #1 on: 16 October 2007, 17:39 »
Has anyone experience of a Revo or Bluefin remap for their Ed 30 GTI?  If so what are your thoughts.  Also, can the DSG box handle the extra torque?  I presume the reason DSG is not offered on the S3 is for that reason.

There is a person here with bluefined Ed30, don't remember the name.

DSG can handle maximum 400Nm. Oettinger limits remapped engine with DSG ti 350Nm. B&B offers full 400Nm. Don't know about Superchips.

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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #2 on: 16 October 2007, 19:22 »
i have a bluefin superchip remap, its very smooth, its not 310bhp though like advertised my car was on the rollers at minisport saturday it made 294bhp, but then it is 5 weeks old the torque wasnt as high either, 274lb/ft.  power delivery is very liniar much faster than standard 4000 revs upwards, well worth it, te revo remap will give you more bhp and torque, but im happy with the bluefin.
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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #3 on: 16 October 2007, 20:51 »
294 sounds good to me.  How does the car get the power down?  Are you fighting the wheel in the low gears?

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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #4 on: 16 October 2007, 21:19 »
no not at all, it handles it very well to be honest, its easier to drive slowly also i know that sounds silly but because of the torque increase its incredibly easy to drive feather the throttle and change up early it eats it up cheers stan, put your foot down at 80mph and you can do nothing but smile.
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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #5 on: 17 October 2007, 07:21 »
294 sounds good to me.  How does the car get the power down?  Are you fighting the wheel in the low gears?
In order to contain 300bhp the Bluefin power curve is very similar low down the rev range to standard ED 30, really comes into its own higher up as Stan said.
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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #6 on: 17 October 2007, 09:49 »
That's perfect just got to find a car now.  Have seen brand new an EU import 4 door (full UK spec) for £20500.  Tempted.

My only worry is when the MK6 is out.  Do you know when this will be avalible in the UK?

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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #7 on: 17 October 2007, 12:22 »
I was thinking of only changing the exhaust on the ED30 (Milteck one out soon) but after reading the comments on here, not just about speed but overall better driveability, I've started doing some homework :nerd:  I was thinking of checking with my VW dealer about warranty etc, insurance will go up (anyone like share how much extra they have paid?) also, I've been looking at Revo or Oettinger both seem decent one's.  Anyone heard of/used ADS Preston? They are Revo agents and are only an hour away from me.  Thanks :smiley:


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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #8 on: 17 October 2007, 14:10 »
My tyres in standard spec are nearly worn oot in 7K - Feck knows what they'd do with 300 ponies!!!!!
Me - keepin mine standard - like the warranty - once warranty gone - car for sale for another warranty jobbie...... It's called peace of mind esp. when all the other toys have no warranty - it's useful to have at least one sensible side - The Golf? Yes sensible!  :evil:

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Re: Revo - Bluefin Ed 30 GTI
« Reply #9 on: 17 October 2007, 16:03 »
There is another (albeit more expensive ) way of getting the extra ponies. A full Milltek system with the carbonio ram air system and the Forge DV would come in at around £1,600 fitted. With the reports I have been hearing you can expect around 25-30bhp on top of the 244bhp on a rolling road. The guy on MKIV's got 262bhp on the rolling road with just the Milltek system on his ED30. This set up would surely give you a better response on the throttle than a simple remap and would also mean that the engine at least keeps it's warranty.

Then again, have the remap as well and see down the nose of 330bhp+ :evil:
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