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pudding:
It's not mandatory but as above, you may not achieve the advertised figures with standard hardware.

I ran 2+ with the standard intake (and exhaust!) after not getting on with aftermarket intakes.  It ran absolutely fine.  It made the same 400 odd lbft torque as one of R-tech's typical pushed to the max maps, just not as much high rpm bhp.


colesey:
I can imagine many tuners are keen on impressive maximum / headline numbers as that is how many will judge their product on facebook / forums etc.  Question for consumers is are you happy to lose some daily drivability with less torque / response low down and more noise for the sake of an extra 20bhp on peak numbers.

pudding:
Indeed.  I would love to see what an R-Tech tuned Ed30 puts down on a known low reading dyno, such as Surrey Rolling road.  380+hp from a stock KO4 is pure fantasy.  It'll be nearer 350 in reality.

absolute:
Do you think that mapping a car at 82K is a crazy idea for long life?

MIJ_JAGGER:

--- Quote from: absolute on March 07, 2019, 08:02:29 pm ---Do you think that mapping a car at 82K is a crazy idea for long life?

--- End quote ---
Mileage is nothing, maintenance is key

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