All,
Am i right in thinking that the order of performances upgrades for cost/benefit is:
1. Air filters
2. Stage 1 Remap
3. Exhaust
4. Stage 2/3 Remap
Air filters - is there a straightforward winner/recommendation here?
Remap (any recommendation near Leeds?)
Considering keeping my car for another couple of years (is up for sale) and going down this route, and just weighing it all up so any advice welcomed.
Cheers
Carl
Performance upgrades in order of cost benefit
Performance upgrades in order of cost benefit
RS6 Avant Sepang Blue
Re: Performance upgrades in order of cost benefit
Exhaust is 4th
Re: Performance upgrades in order of cost benefit
As always, it depends if you mean just engine performance, or overall car performance, but here are my ideas in cost/benefit order for overall car performance (just IMO):
1. Air filters (ITG circa 145 + 20-30 BHP more with mapping)
2. Spacers (circa 140 and better handling due to wider stance)
2. Secondary Cat Replacement (circa 300-400 +20-30 BHP more with mapping)
3. Gearbox TCU remap (circa 550, faster shifts and raised gear change limit)
4. Stage 2 ECU remap (circa 1k, a completely different beast ! )
5. KW lowering springs (circa 600, better handling)
After these, you start getting into some more serious modding, but also serious HP:
6. WMI
7. Downpipes
8. Hybrids
9. Gearbox strengthening
10. Ceramics (or die) (arguably these should come after the stage 2 ECU remap, but here only due to cost)
Cat back exhaust in my experience only adds to sound, unless you go for downpipes and hybrids (will then assist making HP), so if it were on the list, I would add it as 6.5.
For visual mods + value for money, you cannot go past a Trups LED kit.
1. Air filters (ITG circa 145 + 20-30 BHP more with mapping)
2. Spacers (circa 140 and better handling due to wider stance)
2. Secondary Cat Replacement (circa 300-400 +20-30 BHP more with mapping)
3. Gearbox TCU remap (circa 550, faster shifts and raised gear change limit)
4. Stage 2 ECU remap (circa 1k, a completely different beast ! )
5. KW lowering springs (circa 600, better handling)
After these, you start getting into some more serious modding, but also serious HP:
6. WMI
7. Downpipes
8. Hybrids
9. Gearbox strengthening
10. Ceramics (or die) (arguably these should come after the stage 2 ECU remap, but here only due to cost)
Cat back exhaust in my experience only adds to sound, unless you go for downpipes and hybrids (will then assist making HP), so if it were on the list, I would add it as 6.5.
For visual mods + value for money, you cannot go past a Trups LED kit.
Daytona C6 RS6 Avant: Demand Engineering Exhaust (Downpipes custom to tip)
Soon to add: Hybrid Turbos; Uprated Gearbox; Marston Intercoolers; ECU / TCU mapping
Soon to add: Hybrid Turbos; Uprated Gearbox; Marston Intercoolers; ECU / TCU mapping
Re: Performance upgrades in order of cost benefit
Best places to get ITG airfilters?C6NVS wrote:As always, it depends if you mean just engine performance, or overall car performance, but here are my ideas in cost/benefit order for overall car performance (just IMO):
1. Air filters (ITG circa 145 + 20-30 BHP more with mapping)
2. Spacers (circa 140 and better handling due to wider stance)
2. Secondary Cat Replacement (circa 300-400 +20-30 BHP more with mapping)
3. Gearbox TCU remap (circa 550, faster shifts and raised gear change limit)
4. Stage 2 ECU remap (circa 1k, a completely different beast ! )
5. KW lowering springs (circa 600, better handling)
After these, you start getting into some more serious modding, but also serious HP:
6. WMI
7. Downpipes
8. Hybrids
9. Gearbox strengthening
10. Ceramics (or die) (arguably these should come after the stage 2 ECU remap, but here only due to cost)
Cat back exhaust in my experience only adds to sound, unless you go for downpipes and hybrids (will then assist making HP), so if it were on the list, I would add it as 6.5.
For visual mods + value for money, you cannot go past a Trups LED kit.
and are they an easy self fit...i'm no mechanic
RS6 Avant Sepang Blue
Re: Performance upgrades in order of cost benefit
Ring MRC and get a set of their latest air filters.
More free flowing I believe?
More free flowing I believe?
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Re: Performance upgrades in order of cost benefit
Merlin Motorsport for the ITG filters: https://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/ (ask for John and he will tell you the options).hiredog wrote: Best places to get ITG airfilters?
and are they an easy self fit...i'm no mechanic
or MRC
The first time I fit mine in 30 mins, second time 15 mins, and I ain't no mechanic either !
Daytona C6 RS6 Avant: Demand Engineering Exhaust (Downpipes custom to tip)
Soon to add: Hybrid Turbos; Uprated Gearbox; Marston Intercoolers; ECU / TCU mapping
Soon to add: Hybrid Turbos; Uprated Gearbox; Marston Intercoolers; ECU / TCU mapping
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