new A4 99.5QTM
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new A4 99.5QTM
hi all,
I just took possession of my A4 99.5QTM in volcanic black after selling my
2001 Accord EX-I4M and all I can say after driving it this weekend is
amazing (sports seats are a little hard but I'm slowing getting used to it)!
Now the chip question (that has probably been already flogged to death).
There is RMR here in Montreal that can put the Neuspeed 0.8 / 1.0 or 1.1 bar
chip in. After checking Audiworld everyone is happy with their different
chips but am I making the best choice? what are the comparisons between APR,
Autothority, MTM Garrett and Giac - does anyone have any opinions?
For me I'm leaning towards the Neuspeed as a good choice as the 0.8 or 1.0
bar chips are both $260cdn (+instl + tax) however the 1.1 bar is an extra
$145 so price & instl convenience is an issue for me, but also I do not want
to go too aggressive and run the risk of blowing the turbo.
Thanks everyone.
Darren
I just took possession of my A4 99.5QTM in volcanic black after selling my
2001 Accord EX-I4M and all I can say after driving it this weekend is
amazing (sports seats are a little hard but I'm slowing getting used to it)!
Now the chip question (that has probably been already flogged to death).
There is RMR here in Montreal that can put the Neuspeed 0.8 / 1.0 or 1.1 bar
chip in. After checking Audiworld everyone is happy with their different
chips but am I making the best choice? what are the comparisons between APR,
Autothority, MTM Garrett and Giac - does anyone have any opinions?
For me I'm leaning towards the Neuspeed as a good choice as the 0.8 or 1.0
bar chips are both $260cdn (+instl + tax) however the 1.1 bar is an extra
$145 so price & instl convenience is an issue for me, but also I do not want
to go too aggressive and run the risk of blowing the turbo.
Thanks everyone.
Darren
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Re: new A4 99.5QTM
I would like to add an additional question on chipping. What is the effect
on gasoline mileage, specifically on the 2.7T engine. I would expect the
mileage to decrease, but by how much?
"darren" <darrenr@cae.com> wrote in message news:c9f8d6$o1d$1@dns3.cae.ca...
> hi all,
>
> I just took possession of my A4 99.5QTM in volcanic black after selling
my
> 2001 Accord EX-I4M and all I can say after driving it this weekend is
> amazing (sports seats are a little hard but I'm slowing getting used to
it)!
>
> Now the chip question (that has probably been already flogged to death).
> There is RMR here in Montreal that can put the Neuspeed 0.8 / 1.0 or 1.1
bar
> chip in. After checking Audiworld everyone is happy with their different
> chips but am I making the best choice? what are the comparisons between
APR,
> Autothority, MTM Garrett and Giac - does anyone have any opinions?
>
> For me I'm leaning towards the Neuspeed as a good choice as the 0.8 or
1.0
> bar chips are both $260cdn (+instl + tax) however the 1.1 bar is an extra
> $145 so price & instl convenience is an issue for me, but also I do not
want
> to go too aggressive and run the risk of blowing the turbo.
>
> Thanks everyone.
>
> Darren
>
>
on gasoline mileage, specifically on the 2.7T engine. I would expect the
mileage to decrease, but by how much?
"darren" <darrenr@cae.com> wrote in message news:c9f8d6$o1d$1@dns3.cae.ca...
> hi all,
>
> I just took possession of my A4 99.5QTM in volcanic black after selling
my
> 2001 Accord EX-I4M and all I can say after driving it this weekend is
> amazing (sports seats are a little hard but I'm slowing getting used to
it)!
>
> Now the chip question (that has probably been already flogged to death).
> There is RMR here in Montreal that can put the Neuspeed 0.8 / 1.0 or 1.1
bar
> chip in. After checking Audiworld everyone is happy with their different
> chips but am I making the best choice? what are the comparisons between
APR,
> Autothority, MTM Garrett and Giac - does anyone have any opinions?
>
> For me I'm leaning towards the Neuspeed as a good choice as the 0.8 or
1.0
> bar chips are both $260cdn (+instl + tax) however the 1.1 bar is an extra
> $145 so price & instl convenience is an issue for me, but also I do not
want
> to go too aggressive and run the risk of blowing the turbo.
>
> Thanks everyone.
>
> Darren
>
>
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