That's me told then! Nothing like a bit of reasoned debate, but 20-30% more power/torque for a few hundred quid sounds a good deal to me, especially as there are no chips to solder in, just a 20 minute re-map of your ECU. Plus main dealer software can't detect that it's been done!
Quote from: "colc"That's me told then! Nothing like a bit of reasoned debate, but 20-30% more power/torque for a few hundred quid sounds a good deal to me, especially as there are no chips to solder in, just a 20 minute re-map of your ECU. Plus main dealer software can't detect that it's been done!Its easy to check with vag com if a cars been remapped, just log iq and boost! Revo maps arent that good and are very overpriced imo, not only that but they also flash thier own software onto the immo chip(not needed for tuning) rendering the ecu 'locked' so only they can reflash and re-code after for high prices.Beware of their 'free' trials as well, when the trial runs out your car will be roughly 10-15% down on power from standard and ecu 'locked', meaning if you go to another tuner the ecu is not flashable through the port and will need repaired before further tuning costing £££$$$. Some places go for quality, some quantity, revo are for quantity so arent that good for the money. Just my 2p on revo