nice man, it was the 2nd/3rd shift i was interested in. Anything below 75-80km/h and you get caught off boost for a split second in a chipped GTI. I didnt think you'd have time to look but it was worth a shot!
I am keen as mustard to get my car to WSID! It'll prob be getting a bit hot at night from here on in though, might have to wait until winter next year.
13.8 is a great time and about 1/10 slower than Tiny's who IIRC also has an exhaust.
Seems to support the theory that remaps from the different companies are separated by about 1 poofteenth of a kilowatt and the best times / winners / etc...get decided by the driver's skill.
Interestingly i've been playing with the vagcom and wondering just how accurate things like the quarter mile function were... for example on a err private test strip, late at night i got it down to a 13.9s@161kmh with APR Stage 1, Carbonio and APR TBE. Given Craze's times at a track with considerably more grip available that would seem to be relatively accurate.
Good effort on the run BTW :biggrin: Did you change your tyre pressures at all?
Interestingly i've been playing with the vagcom and wondering just how accurate things like the quarter mile function were... for example on a err private test strip, late at night i got it down to a 13.9s@161kmh with APR Stage 1, Carbonio and APR TBE. Given Craze's times at a track with considerably more grip available that would seem to be relatively accurate.
Good effort on the run BTW :biggrin: Did you change your tyre pressures at all?
your reaction time could have been abit better (not saying i could do better) if u maybe had more practice...was it your first time???....in the end you are the man with that 13.8 sec :headbang: :bow:
Both work, just different. The stage 2 has less bottom end than stage 1 but noticeably more mid range and they both put out close enough to the same peak. In my testing with vagcom i've found the stage 1 gave the best quarter mile time, but if you were going around a track you'd probably find stage 2 would have much more usable power.
Both work, just different. The stage 2 has less bottom end than stage 1 but noticeably more mid range and they both put out close enough to the same peak. In my testing with vagcom i've found the stage 1 gave the best quarter mile time, but if you were going around a track you'd probably find stage 2 would have much more usable power.
your reaction time could have been abit better (not saying i could do better) if u maybe had more practice...was it your first time???....in the end you are the man with that 13.8 sec :headbang: :bow:
Yea, wasn't the greatest reaction time but it doesn't affect the time as the clock only starts as soon as you take take off. The launch control has a huge delay when you take your foot off the brake pedal. And yes it was my first time I had ben out there, got pinned for everything. e.g - cross the start line after warming tyres, crossing the lane line at the end of the strip & having my headlights on on the way back to the stagng lanes. It was a real experience. Next time I'll be ready with all the rules and with SLICKS.:thumbsup:
Cheers,
Craze