apr programming
#1
apr programming
hi there, i went to a local tunner shop that has the apr program trial for 75 bucks, my audi is a fwd 1.8 2000, the tech told me my computer will not allow me to do the free trial, and i can only get stage 1, he said possibly my ecm needs bigger memmory? has any one herd of this?
#2
RE: apr programming
Your TT is a 2000 model year and therefore you have a different ECU than later years and indeed have less memory availiable. The reason you can't get the trial is because they would have to physically open your ECU and solder in a new chip with the program, thus not easily reversible at the end of the trial. In later years the program is flash loaded to the ECU via the dash plug/port with a laptop computer. Also, I have only heard of a free trial, not $75 unless they are charging you shop time to load it. Good luck getting chipped, I have APR93 and can tell you that it makes a big improvement on the performance of the TT-
#3
RE: apr programming
Revo is a free trial... I'd check that out instead.
It's better to give business to someone that doesn't try to take advantage of you even if you have to drive a few extra miles to do it.
Is the $75 applied toward the purchase if you buy it?
If it's not i'd kick them in the nuts and never look back.
It's better to give business to someone that doesn't try to take advantage of you even if you have to drive a few extra miles to do it.
Is the $75 applied toward the purchase if you buy it?
If it's not i'd kick them in the nuts and never look back.
#10
RE: apr programming
dont do the trials they will make your car slower after the trial is over. also after your not impressed by either apr or revo you will have to go through some **** to have good software installed.