Just bought a edition 30 manual remap advice

[Whitexed30]

Just bought a nice edition 30 with 50k one lady owner clutch seems all good but was thinking of getting a remap and getting a custom one so they can limit the torque to save the clutch had a bluefin remap on my audi s3 ep and did not take long to kill it lol any advice would be helpful cheers.

[OSB]

Rtech!
About 3000 threads on them - all positive! You wont go wrong.......

[Whitexed30]

Rtech!
About 3000 threads on them - all positive! You wont go wrong.......

Yeah they are not far from me still worried about this clutch tho lol

[kr15h_ED30]

r-tech, but remove pre cat and put a panel filter in. 

[rich83]

Rtech!
About 3000 threads on them - all positive! You wont go wrong.......

Yeah they are not far from me still worried about this clutch tho lol

R-tech can give you a clutch friendly map. 

[Whitexed30]

Rtech!
About 3000 threads on them - all positive! You wont go wrong.......

Yeah they are not far from me still worried about this clutch tho lol

R-tech can give you a clutch friendly map. 

Cool haha has anyone on here had a clutch friendly map?

[TomGTI]

Save up for a clutch and have a linear map with linear trottle and when it slips put the clutch in it'll slip eventually

[murph81]

Theres a group buy on Loba HPFP's until the end of Jan, would be a nice addition before the remap!

[Whitexed30]

Had a sachs sre clutch and a standard dmf on my s3 was really hard and had a bad judder from it :/ not sure if this was down to the monkey who fitted tho haha

[th3_f15t]

We have tried a system that scans what you type in the title and shows you posts related to what you're typing. So far it's not working too well, but it's somewhere towards what you're suggesting.

[Tazgti5]

We have tried a system that scans what you type in the title and shows you posts related to what you're typing. So far it's not working too well, but it's somewhere towards what you're suggesting.

Thank god for people like you ,
Who give positive advice !!

[th3_f15t]

My other bit of advice is to get a custom remap from a reputable place near you, be it R-Tech or AMD Tuning or whoever. That way if you get problems or aren't happy then you can take just a short drive back to get things sorted.

I have an AMD Tuning map (which I love and has been faultless), with a reported 35% extra torque than factory figures and my clutch has held up fine so far over the past year so I wouldn't worry about it too much truth be told. You'll wear it out faster yes, but only if you drive hard all day every day.

[th3_f15t]

I agree but for some reason if you got a opinion on this site u get ridiculed!

I wouldn't say ridiculed, just a lot of people who are quick to praise R-Tech (for good reason).

[th3_f15t]

I would love to be a moderator, but I'd quickly turn into a Nazi and ban everyone that replies "R-Tech" to every remap question, "BCS" to every exhaust question and anyone who disagreed with me.

Back to the subject matter... Revo is another good idea as you can customise the settings at your own leisure via an SPS box (EDIT: link below, I stopped being lazy). A good way for you to run multiple power levels so for every day use you can tone it down, but when the road is quiet at a weekend, ramp it up. That way you can have a clutch friendly map (or even run stock!) and then a not-so-clutch friendly map at time that suit.

http://www.revotechnik.com/product-details//serial-port-switch-sps

[GrayMK5GTI]

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