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could someone please explain to me what stages giac have for the cupra. what mods are needed for each stage? i know revo has stage 1; 2 and 2+ but i cannot seem to find stages for giac....
could someone please explain to me what stages giac have for the cupra. what mods are needed for each stage? i know revo has stage 1; 2 and 2+ but i cannot seem to find stages for giac....
I thought it went:
gaic remap
gaic hammer map
gaic extreme map
tbh I don't know much about gaic but I know of 2 on here that do which prob be along to help.
wish I had got a GIAC map after all instead of revo
Swings and roundabouts. Both are good in my opinion and both have advantages over the other.
You lucky guy, at least you get to chose maps. I only have room for one on my ECU
thanks for all the help. owen lcr i think u have simplified it best. i have a couple of questions though.....
1. do i need the complete TBE to run the race and hammer map or will the the downpipe/decat be sufficient?
2. i had my eyes set on the forge twintake but eventually i'll be running the extreme file . doing some research on this shows only the vf intake will work as the map was developed for this intake. if i were to run the forge twintake would i be able to achieve the same results of that of the vf intake?
3. if people are claiming to run 380+ bhp on the extreme file, does this mean one could push the car close to 400bhp with water meth.
just trying learn as much as possible...thanks again!
To the OP, I was in the 2 extreme plus file cars, and they are rapid.
Faster than a Revo stage2+? Is the power delivered the same?
3) Who knows. For what its worth, I have seen a GIAC Extreme Plius car dyno plot, and a Revo Stage 2+ dyno plot, both on Ed30's on the same r/r on the same day. Both very very very similar with regard to numbers and the plot itself. Cant see 400bhp from the standard turbo myself unless you run on Motoscopes dyno
Yeah, yeah.
But on the 400 bhp from std turbo.... Don't forget wmi = power from advanced timing. Advanced timing does not mean increased airflow.