luvdagators
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$650.00 for 26 hp :yikes:
$650.00 for 26 hp :yikes:
$650.00 for 26 hp :yikes:
That is exactly what I said from the start. This will be like Eurodyne, but without an asshole on the other end of the phone. Chris Tapp is by far the WORST human being I have EVER spoken with on the phone. Speaking to people in fucking china about your credit card bill is less painful than a 30 second conversation with Chris before he basically calls you retarded and hangs up.
With that being said, I do like what I'm able to do with Eurodyne. But, if this option existed a year ago I would 2000% have went the Cobb route.
Obvious troll and an idiot. What an extraordinary combination. You might want to look at what else is included or maybe reading just isn't your strong suit:iono:
Simply pointing out the low hp gain numbers
There is so much more to life than peak number gains. It's too bad people only focus on that.
Obvious troll and an idiot. What an extraordinary combination. You might want to look at what else is included or maybe reading just isn't your strong suit:iono:
Not sure if troll.
I want to see more dynos on Mkvi before I rush out an buy something. Proof is in the numbers for VWs. I'm talking about on many cars not just one.
Too new for me. Looks neat though.
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Or, you can spend $650 on APRs single tune without all the fancy features (including labor) and get much more power. For the vast majority of customers who don't care about logging or tune switching this is a better option.How much is apr after paying for stage 1, 2, k04, valet mode, launch control, boost monitoring ability (among all other parameters that can be toggled through at the touch of a button? Free updates to databases? Ability to pro, dyno, etune? Oh sorry, apr doesn't have all that lol my mistake
Can any of you guys claiming low gains show me a real life customer dyno of an major tuning company's (APR, Revo, etc) Stage 1, 1+, and 2 tunes...AT THE WHEELS? The numbers from Cobb are at the wheels.
Keep in mind you're getting stages 1, 1+, & 2 PLUS all the features the AP brings for $650.
Or, you can spend $650 on APRs single tune without all the fancy features (including labor) and get much more power. For the vast majority of customers who don't care about logging or tune switching this is a better option.
Even better, spend $550 for Revo's tune.
Cobb has it's place. But let's not pretend you, *****2.0t and caulkin are in the majority.
On a related note, it's funny to hear all these comments about Eurodyne coming out of the cracks. Having not hung out in the BT thread this is the first time heard of it.
Sincerely, XGC75
I do want to clarify, I don't have any doubt that COBB itself will make available everything that is needed. I am more worried about their current Pro tuners and E-tuner network. I'm sure that They would hate me to enter their network with prior knowledge of MED logic and tuning experience on the platform and offer essentially free (by donation of no set amount) tuning to anyone who wanted to. I'm sure they wouldn't like that a whole lot. I'm more than willing to do it to, o wait i already do that for eurodyne..... I'm here for advancement of the community and strongly believe that we have great platforms here but we lack fueling here guys. Literally.