would i benefit from a mail tune
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would i benefit from a mail tune
Hi guys I have a set 98 formula auto my mods are egr, air pump and rear o2 removal. Arh long tubes catted y pipe. Corsa catback slp lid would I benefit from a mail order tune right now Ecu is stock thanks
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Especially for an A4 car (auto trxmsn) as the shifts re-calibration help with improved response.
As a yardstick on a stock A-4 car you should gain around 0.5 of a second for the 30 to 70mph acceleration time.
Get a tuner with a good reputation and you'll get what you pay for.
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Yes, you will.
Especially for an A4 car (auto trxmsn) as the shifts re-calibration help with improved response.
As a yardstick on a stock A-4 car you should gain around 0.5 of a second for the 30 to 70mph acceleration time.
Get a tuner with a good reputation and you'll get what you pay for.
Especially for an A4 car (auto trxmsn) as the shifts re-calibration help with improved response.
As a yardstick on a stock A-4 car you should gain around 0.5 of a second for the 30 to 70mph acceleration time.
Get a tuner with a good reputation and you'll get what you pay for.
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I personally have tuned many A4 cars including my own. It will respond as stated, "0.50 sec." faster in the quarter from tuning alone. Despite your modifications adding power on their own, maximing their true tuned potential, and adjusting your trans. setting will REALLY wake up your ride. I recommend you get a mail order tune from Frost.
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Yes, you will.
Especially for an A4 car (auto trxmsn) as the shifts re-calibration help with improved response.
As a yardstick on a stock A-4 car you should gain around 0.5 of a second for the 30 to 70mph acceleration time.
Get a tuner with a good reputation and you'll get what you pay for.
Especially for an A4 car (auto trxmsn) as the shifts re-calibration help with improved response.
As a yardstick on a stock A-4 car you should gain around 0.5 of a second for the 30 to 70mph acceleration time.
Get a tuner with a good reputation and you'll get what you pay for.