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Hi guys,

I just wanted to get some ideas on different chips for r32 gts-t's.

I am most likely going to get a dr drift one done in a month or so and I just wanted to hear from anyone if they noticed much of a difference in the overall running of the car.

At the moment I have 145rwkw's on 13psi, i got a cooler, xaust, pod, 044 pump...

With the new chip am i likely to gain any kw's?

What chip are out there to get and wat would be best?

thanks

Mark

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Hi Mark, you local Chiptorque or Fueltronics dealer should be able to tune your car in real time and burn the chip especially for your mods. Off the shelf chip is never as good, because all cars are different.

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SydneyKid: Excuse my ignorance, but when you say they'll "burn the chip"... do you mean they'll make a custom chip for your particular car (or atleast have the settings custom made for your car)?

Also: would you say it would be a wise idead to do mods like FMIC, POD, Zorst and any other little bits BEFORE getting this done? Or are they fully reprogrammable and it really doesn't matter? (obviously it'd be cheaper to tune the car once rather than 5 times...)...

How much would i be looking at for this? how much gains?... (i'm guessing the gains would simply be in having a better a/f ration etc?)...

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kool... i really wouldn't have a clue what teh right a/f ratio is... just that the guy on the dyno day said i should have mine leveled off to about 11.6.... so yeah, that's all i was goin off... how much of that gain was in the chip and how much was in the extra boost do you think?...

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160kw at the wheels just from a retune and remap?!?!?! that's an awesome gain (30rwkw)...  Or does that include FMIC, POD and Zorst?....

yeah basic stage 1 upgrade, good fmic, pod?, full 3" system remap for ecu and a good tuner!!

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