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So its that time.... APR or GIAC?

Old Jan 19, 2008 | 01:32 AM
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Default So its that time.... APR or GIAC?

Got the funds bundled up, got the evoms intake on, planning on chipping. Done a lotta research, but thought I would get some last minute tips from you experts. I drive a 2006 A4 tiptronic 2.0t B7. I drive over 100 miles per day for work, and want some performance that is going to make daily driving more enjoyable and not destroy my engine in a premature amount of time (assuming I dont somehow do that with a heavy foot). I know I need a DV after the chip, and I may put a testpipe on at a later time. So here's where you guys come in and give me some quality feedback. Thanks in advance for your help!!

 
Old Jan 19, 2008 | 01:47 AM
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first off this has been talked about over and over. secondly revo and apr are better for your car. giac is more aggressive.
 
Old Jan 19, 2008 | 02:37 AM
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You will be very satisfied with the results after any chip. I would reccomend revo, Ive seen the best results for the b7.
 
Old Jan 19, 2008 | 06:47 PM
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check out speed tuning while there still cheap, i'm pulling about 15psi (stock is 9) but i also have a b5 but still $150 compared to $400
 
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