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Old Jun 24, 2008 | 08:46 AM
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Revo's Tune for the B7 RS4

Does anyone out there have the B7 RS4 tune from Revo? If so any noticible gains and/or problems? Thanks!
 
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I doubt it's anything you would be able to feel. Normal Aspirated engines, when they are chipped, the gains are usually small and if you increase ten horsepower on a 400hp car chances are your not going to feel it.
 
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Originally Posted by GMP - Matthew
I doubt it's anything you would be able to feel. Normal Aspirated engines, when they are chipped, the gains are usually small and if you increase ten horsepower on a 400hp car chances are your not going to feel it.
What he said. +1
 
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Here is the link describing the gains http://www.revotechnik.com/products/....aspx?pvID=752

This with a exhuast upgrade should be noticible, right? 420 is less than 445. The difference in hp is what Porsche usually will increase to launch a new generation 911 variant. It has to be more than slighly noticible... I gave the exhaust a 5 hp gain which is very modest based on company's claims.
 
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Then it's not just a Revo upgrade -- it's Revo + exhaust + filter + ?

I agree, NA tuning on its own only delivers that many extra ponies. To really get the most out of an NA engine, one needs to look at a complete tuning package.

I wonder if anyone is looking at an ITB solution for the RS4
 
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ITB's would be sweet but I don't see how they would fit! Funny you mentioned that because I never understood how such a powerfull powerplant for the RS4 develops 420hp with such a restricted intake. The inlet is like 5 inches wide by like 1-1.5 inches tall with two 90 degree bends along the way with a (silk) screen pre-filter followed by the air filter. Crazy flow path in comparsion to it's competitrors intakes.
 
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Revo's early versions of the software were said to be a disaster. However recently a few have installed their release version of the software and the reports are good and even some dyno plots posted on Audiworld showed some decent gains (for a NA car).
 
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I went Monday to get the Revo Flash but they were unable to upload the files on to my car. I have not heard anything else back from them so I will be looking a different shop and software for the car.
 
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If you find a diffrent reputable tune out there please be sure to post. I have searched and searched and have only found the Revo tune for the RS4.
 
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Unitronic.
 
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This is a hot potato in the Uk, have a read in the B7 section of www.rs246.com then you will see what I mean .. JDEngineering in holland seem to be top of the tree and seem to have done more work than most.
 
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Here is the link describing the gains http://www.revotechnik.com/products/....aspx?pvID=752

This with a exhuast upgrade should be noticible, right? 420 is less than 445. The difference in hp is what Porsche usually will increase to launch a new generation 911 variant. It has to be more than slighly noticible... I gave the exhaust a 5 hp gain which is very modest based on company's claims.
You won't feel 25hp unless that 25hp is available throughout the entire rev range. Otherwise, it's just a 25hp peak bump and you'll have to have a sensitive tushy to notice that.
 
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http://unitronic.ca/performance-soft...+FSI&x=19&y=16

Unitronic has been making waves for the VW/Audi community as of recently for their awesome big turbo software. I recommend taking a look at Unitronic for the RS4. I have revo for my VW, but I shall be making the switch. Their customer service is also top notch too.
 
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had a customer that did the revo software. then the car wasnt running for about a month. supposedly the issue was fixed and he loves it... most of my customers are waiting for the OCT software which i recommend
 
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From what I've heard about unitronic, gains are not noticeable at all. That is one of the reasons I decided to go with singh autosport. 26hp, 26lb/tq, removal of all flat spots, and better mileage by 10-15%.
 


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