INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
2nd Gear
Joined: Aug 2006
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RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
I knew my MAF was going before the tune... I've been getting a CEL and codes since I bought it, but it can be swapped.
Dallas4u, I am glad you are happy with the chip and I will also get one soon and I will post datalogging graphs at least if not dynos also.
2nd Gear
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 613
From: Hilton Head
RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
what up, havent been on this post for a couple of days and it seems like you guys wrote a damn book since then, lol. I just wanted to mention that I had a 5 bar fuel pressure regulator with a giac chip and it was a great product... had no problems with it and was k04 compatible for any of you that are planning on doing theturbo swapfurther down the road.
4th Gear
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 5,769
From: Phoenix Arizona
RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
ORIGINAL: A4Rollin
what up, havent been on this post for a couple of days and it seems like you guys wrote a damn book since then, lol. I just wanted to mention that I had a 5 bar fuel pressure regulator with a giac chip and it was a great product... had no problems with it and was k04 compatible for any of you that are planning on doing theturbo swapfurther down the road.
what up, havent been on this post for a couple of days and it seems like you guys wrote a damn book since then, lol. I just wanted to mention that I had a 5 bar fuel pressure regulator with a giac chip and it was a great product... had no problems with it and was k04 compatible for any of you that are planning on doing theturbo swapfurther down the road.
Thanks for the info about the fpr. Do you still have it? Just wondering.
Josh
5th Gear
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 9,133
From: New Orleans, La
RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
lol well i didnt wana say stupid, bright is a much nicer word lol, and its not like the dynos in portland are hidden you can pretty muc hask anyone driving an Audi, STI, or EVO and find at least the two if not more..
ORIGINAL: dallas4u
I'm the guy he emailed through Ebay and the one quoted... the top paragraph of the quote is mine, the bottom part is his response in this forum... it is not a quote from me. Regardless, kinda stupid to call someone "bright" or not because they did or didn't know about a dyno in their town. Whatever...
I've posted before on this on-going thread just to give my view. People have been walking around the InMotion subject for a LONG time, and after doing my own research for a couple weeks, I decided to go ahead and do it. Besides, the Jason you guys have been talking to is actually in the Portland area (Clackamas), and instead of sending me the equipment to flash the ECU myself (my TT was flashable), he met me at my house and did it for me. The dude seems very knowledgeable and we talked half the time about the shop he owned, shops he's worked for, how much work he does on the tuning side, etc. I'm no Audi/VAG pro, but this guy seems to know an awful lot about what he's doing.
I'd say you're pretty lucky if you live in the Portland area... since he's here, you can get pretty damn good service pretty easily. I'm sure he'll do what it takes for those out of area, but I'm just really lucky I am where I am and he was more than willing to meet in person.
Other than that, I've had no issues with the TT that weren't there before the flash. I knew my MAF was going before the tune... I've been getting a CEL and codes since I bought it, but it can be swapped. Right after the tune Jason told me to take it for a spin. I left him in my driveway and didn't want to go too far, so I went a couple blocks around and came back... I immediately felt the difference (listed in the quote here already). My boost gauge shows the boost, it seems nice and smooth, and the torque is evident. I've only had it for a month or so, and so far so good... I don't really see any reason why anything would go bad because of the tune, so I'm happy. I don't plan on getting it dyno'd as it really isn't worth it to me since I'm just happy with the price to performance ratio I feel, so if someone else plans on tuning with them and dyno'ing... I hope they post the numbers!
ORIGINAL: BadLuckAudi
lol that guy with the tt in portland isnt all that bright if he doesnt think there are AWD dynos there, I know of at least 1 and i think i know where a second is.. someone should let him know lol
lol that guy with the tt in portland isnt all that bright if he doesnt think there are AWD dynos there, I know of at least 1 and i think i know where a second is.. someone should let him know lol
I've posted before on this on-going thread just to give my view. People have been walking around the InMotion subject for a LONG time, and after doing my own research for a couple weeks, I decided to go ahead and do it. Besides, the Jason you guys have been talking to is actually in the Portland area (Clackamas), and instead of sending me the equipment to flash the ECU myself (my TT was flashable), he met me at my house and did it for me. The dude seems very knowledgeable and we talked half the time about the shop he owned, shops he's worked for, how much work he does on the tuning side, etc. I'm no Audi/VAG pro, but this guy seems to know an awful lot about what he's doing.
I'd say you're pretty lucky if you live in the Portland area... since he's here, you can get pretty damn good service pretty easily. I'm sure he'll do what it takes for those out of area, but I'm just really lucky I am where I am and he was more than willing to meet in person.
Other than that, I've had no issues with the TT that weren't there before the flash. I knew my MAF was going before the tune... I've been getting a CEL and codes since I bought it, but it can be swapped. Right after the tune Jason told me to take it for a spin. I left him in my driveway and didn't want to go too far, so I went a couple blocks around and came back... I immediately felt the difference (listed in the quote here already). My boost gauge shows the boost, it seems nice and smooth, and the torque is evident. I've only had it for a month or so, and so far so good... I don't really see any reason why anything would go bad because of the tune, so I'm happy. I don't plan on getting it dyno'd as it really isn't worth it to me since I'm just happy with the price to performance ratio I feel, so if someone else plans on tuning with them and dyno'ing... I hope they post the numbers!
2nd Gear
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 613
From: Hilton Head
RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
no i actually dont have it anymore, it was on my car that got totaled... Im in the process of buying anewfpr right now as well as parts i still need for my k04 setup. I got to salvage some parts from the totaled car but need a few parts. Couple weeks and i should be ready to go.....again
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 5,769
From: Phoenix Arizona
RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
Hey Alias and TractionControl, have either of you gotten this chip yet? I am getting mine in about 2 weeks now. (I am doing a huge DVD project for a school play will make about $800 off it or so) Just wondering whats going on with it!!!
Josh
Josh
RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
that one guy brings up a good point, and i know a couple of you guys might be interested in k04ing your cars, do they have software that support k04's?
might wanna check that out
and bad luck, i think the portland guy, the one that "answers" all the questions for upsolute is from upsolute
hahaha
might wanna check that out
and bad luck, i think the portland guy, the one that "answers" all the questions for upsolute is from upsolute
hahaha
1st Gear
Joined: Oct 2006
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RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
that wouldnt surprise me
ORIGINAL: turbo kraut
that one guy brings up a good point, and i know a couple of you guys might be interested in k04ing your cars, do they have software that support k04's?
might wanna check that out
and bad luck, i think the portland guy, the one that "answers" all the questions for upsolute is from upsolute
hahaha
that one guy brings up a good point, and i know a couple of you guys might be interested in k04ing your cars, do they have software that support k04's?
might wanna check that out
and bad luck, i think the portland guy, the one that "answers" all the questions for upsolute is from upsolute
hahaha
5th Gear
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 9,133
From: New Orleans, La
RE: INMotion B5 A4 chip, reputable???
lol me either
ORIGINAL: A4nicator
that wouldnt surprise me
that wouldnt surprise me
ORIGINAL: turbo kraut
that one guy brings up a good point, and i know a couple of you guys might be interested in k04ing your cars, do they have software that support k04's?
might wanna check that out
and bad luck, i think the portland guy, the one that "answers" all the questions for upsolute is from upsolute
hahaha
that one guy brings up a good point, and i know a couple of you guys might be interested in k04ing your cars, do they have software that support k04's?
might wanna check that out
and bad luck, i think the portland guy, the one that "answers" all the questions for upsolute is from upsolute
hahaha