Remap and Induction kit really worth it?

[ZackyG]

Okay, so I was looking along the forums and noone really can decide whether or not the remap is a good idea or not. It will be around £400 and I was wondering if it is really worth spending that much money and will I see enough of a difference ti warrant the money... any ideas?

 

[Daniel]

The car will benefit much more from spending the money elsewhere imo.

It's a case of what you prefer tbh. I'd rather spend £400 on sorting the handling out so that you can use whatever power you've got to its maximum.

 

[Adamm.]

I wouldn't skint myself tbh, £400 is a decent amount to me so no I probably wouldn't bother.

 

[Harbinger]

I'd do the RS tuner for £100 and spend £300 on new shocks, TRE's to sort it out, if it hasn't had them in the past they are likely to be knackered, Koni make a set sold on ebay for £150 for the fronts which are OE standard but are made to work with springs up to 40MM lower, which isn't a bad buy for the cost and if you do lower it in the future you'll knacker the std shocks.

 

[ZackyG]

I'd do the RS tuner for £100 and spend £300 on new shocks, TRE's to sort it out, if it hasn't had them in the past they are likely to be knackered, Koni make a set sold on ebay for £150 for the fronts which are OE standard but are made to work with springs up to 40MM lower, which isn't a bad buy for the cost and if you do lower it in the future you'll knacker the std shocks.

£100 for a RS tuner remap... Where are you looking :O

 

[Midnight]

By the time you buy a second hand one and re-sell it on, it probably would only cost £100?

 

[Harbinger]

What Midnight said, Buy for £100, Map for €29 and unlock for €49, resell RStuner on afterwards for the same price as everyone else does Job Jobbed.