If they did much Audi tuning they wouldhave anall wheel dyno readily available,as 99% of Audis have quattro. If anything says something negative about this company (as far as tuning Audi's goes), it is that.

 

I am not having them tune it, I am just running to get numbers.

Josh

 

WOoOpS... Thought this was the INMOTION chip thread [&:]haha.

 

take the drive man, dont risk F ing up your ride just cause didnt want to drive a couple hours.... I have never heard of a dyno shop do anything to a car because it was awd and they only had it for one axel. Plus, if inmotion is paying for you to do it... get a discount off the chip or try to get them to pay for the hassle of driving there

 

The way it is working with InMotion is that they are giving me the chip for free IF i go and have the car dynoed before and after. Then they are going to use the numbers from the dyno to use as advertising and marketing purposes. And I would do the drive thing, but it would be almost 20Hrs of driving for both the before and after. Thats WAY to much and A LOT of gas!!!!

Josh

 

paintball, we should try and hook up, ive got an inside down at the audi dealer, we could talk to him about it, hes a certified audi tech.

 

hey sounds good. Could you talk to your friend? That would be great. Also since you have an audi, check out this site. it's a Audi/VW club here in Spokane.

www.inlandeuros.com

LMK what your friend says.

Josh

 

why wouldnt you dyno first, put the chip on and then dyno it again all in the same day....screw drivin twice

 

Because you need to run at least 1 tank of gas through it before you re dyno so your car gets used to it.


Josh

 

I would have to agree with them....take the drive and don't risk your Audi! I actually got lucky as hell as far as Dyno shops go....I found out tonight that the only awd dyno in town is 10 minutes from me, so hopefully I can put up #'s soon. But anyway, I wouldn't try disconnecting a diff. You want to know what your car is really puttin out anyway. If you are only running two weheels, you won't know what real gain you get out of the chip anyway, so what would be the point of a before and after??