Turns out the S3 MTM was also running 285bhp rather than the claimed 308bhp. I hadn't had my car rollered at the time the MTM map went onto it as it was just too new (198 miles). It never really felt like a big improvement over the standard map, but I assumed it may take time to run in / adapt.
After a few weeks I called Revo as I wasn't best impressed with MTM's £1050 offering, and surprise suprise, you'll notice I've swithced over. A true testiment that expensive dioesn't always necessarily mean good.
I'm back on Revo and the map is just fantastic. Superbly controlled delivery of power. One of our contractors who has an M3 CSL (and who hates turbo power delivery) said that he couldn't believe how linear the power delivery was for a turbo car. He also said that he loved the way that power was on tap in any gear. Not my words here, as of course I'd be biased ;-) !!!
I initially thought I'd miss the kick in the back on my LCR Stage 2 map, but the problem is if you try to put too much power down early on all you'll get is TCS / ESP lights and then the power backs off (which I assume is not what you want). A controlled power deliver to the road is less exhilerating but the results are that you get uninterupted power. Deceptively quick (you look down and you're at 3 figure speeds VERY quickly).
Have many people Revo'd their Mk2 Cupras yet??????
cheers
Warren
Warren did you get your money back then off MTM or did you just fork out more money for the REVO??