dyno vs. chip
#1
dyno vs. chip
So i have a "96 A4 and no one makes chips for my car as you guys might know(if i'm wrong please lemme know). I know a guy who owns a dyno shop so i'm wondering is getting my car dyno tuned is better or worse than getting a chip. Obviously its dyno or nothing but i'm curious to see what u guys know about the two. Thanks.
#3
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is that why there are so few aftermarket products for my car? Did audi really design this car that well? cuz i want to do stuff to my car to increase HP and Torque but i cant find anything besides a K&N intake or a new throttle body. I would love to do an exhaust system but no one makes it. I really wish i would have thought of this aspect before i bought my car. I woulda got a 1.8t or at least a 30v. D*MNIT!
#4
RE: dyno vs. chip
you could totally do a custom exhaust man its not too expensive, just go buy something like a remus muffler and have a shop bent up some pipes for it, that with the intake might give you a little bit more power.....
#5
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I was thinking about a custom one. would i keep the stock Cat Converter and just replace piping from there back (alomg with the muffler of course)? or should i get all new piping but keep stock cat? or get new everything? should i get a muffler for a 2.8 30v or does it not matter? and also i see mixed reviews on intakes.. some say it wont do a thing and others say it will make a diff. maybe it'll make a diff on mine but not other? As you guys can see i dont know a whole lot about modding so i really aprreciate those who take time to answer my questions and enlighten me.
#6
RE: dyno vs. chip
Im guessing you have a 96 2.8L 12V? Nice reliable car.
Intake will help any N/A car, the reason it doesnt help us 1.8T guys is the turbo creates so much heat, with most aftermarket intakes , you just get the hot air sucked in.
if you DO want to get some performance mods , this is what you need.
Intake, Exhaust ( You can replace the cat if you want, if you are worried or have emissions, just get a High Flow Cat), Headers ( Also know as the exhaust manifold), Bored Throttle body, Wideband w/ SAFC.
You could street tune it and may be able to get more HP.
What I think you SHOULD do is? At most Intake/Exhaust... your not going to get much performance out of a 12V.
Intake will help any N/A car, the reason it doesnt help us 1.8T guys is the turbo creates so much heat, with most aftermarket intakes , you just get the hot air sucked in.
if you DO want to get some performance mods , this is what you need.
Intake, Exhaust ( You can replace the cat if you want, if you are worried or have emissions, just get a High Flow Cat), Headers ( Also know as the exhaust manifold), Bored Throttle body, Wideband w/ SAFC.
You could street tune it and may be able to get more HP.
What I think you SHOULD do is? At most Intake/Exhaust... your not going to get much performance out of a 12V.
#7
RE: dyno vs. chip
ORIGINAL: PKSJeter
is that why there are so few aftermarket products for my car? Did audi really design this car that well?
is that why there are so few aftermarket products for my car? Did audi really design this car that well?
#9
RE: dyno vs. chip
an intake will get you a few hp, as will a custom exhaust setup....if you do exhaust, keep in mind that you have two cats, so you can either buy two high flow cats, or go fully custom and convert to a normal single cat setup..that's what i'll be doing eventually....you can also port and polish your intake manifold, exhaust manifold, bore out your throttle body (or buy one)...there's really not much you can do to get any significant gains...other mods you can do would snub mount, electric fan kit, cosmetic mods (headlights, fog lights, taillights, grill, etc)...there's a lot you can do to your 12v, just not a whole lot to get you any real power
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