stangg172006
____ like a Rabbit.
- Location
- Edgewater, Chicago, IL
- Car(s)
- '08 Rabbit S
uh oh, 2003 all over again?
Since vag-com does not have access to all of the values, we use this so we have at least some other data. For us, we are not looking at the values as an absolute. We look at it for a comparison. If we ask someone to run several logs and in one round we see the customer is achieving 13 degrees of timing at redline, and in another we see there is only a 10 degrees at reline, we are looking to see how it impacted this value. Essentially we are looking to see how and when it rises and falls.
I've seen APR posts judging EGT logs from cars tuned by competitors, where it was a single data set and the values where treated as absolute numbers...so now the position is that the values themselves are essentially meaningless, and the only thing that matters is the change in those values among multiple sets of data in relation to other parameters that are measured accurately through VCDS?
Robin @ Revo Technik said:That model is pretty accurate for a stock car, but once you start modifying it is better to install an EGT probe for meaningful readings.
The EGT log and discussion in question was from 2006 on a stage 1 car with no hardware changes during the very first logging pull. It was not block 112-4. It was the 'CAT TEMP', which is post turbine and will be much lower than post turbine.
Even the people who like your products don't like You or the company you represent because of this.
You also use we alot when discussing this matter.. WTF do you mean we.. did you even own a VW or Audi at the time Revo was formed? You certainly didn't work for APR at the time. There is no WE in that situation, you were in no way involved, the company you work for was but unfortunately despite your claims above you do LIE about things you were never involved with and clearly have no information on. It is also pretty apparent from most of your posts that you have no clue what ethical standards even are.
clarify please?
The EGT log and discussion in question was from 2006 on a stage 1 car with no hardware changes during the very first logging pull. It was not block 112-4. It was the 'CAT TEMP', which is post turbine and will be much lower than post turbine.
BTW:
It's from excessive EGT's. This is exactly why we keep things like 'component protection' in place. Excessive EGT's can destroy your turbo, especially if you plan to to take it to the track and run for hours at Wide open throttle.
Looks like you made a good move by picking up APR on the MK6. :wink::wink:
@Chris -
Here is the second thread in a row in the last couple of weeks where you make lots of claims and supply no proofs.
remember the thread where for 4 pages i begged you for a stage4 dyno ?
i might come out as an APR fanboy , but really its just you who is bugging me.
let's do a deal , for everybody , if you make a claim of any sort , please supply something to prove it.
you are very good at claiming things , but very bad in supplying any real data.