OCT Tuning Adds 100ft/lbs of Torque!
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OCT Tuning Adds 100ft/lbs of Torque!
One of our local customer’s had come to us with an Audi A6 2.7T quattro. Running the same drivetrain and 2.7 liter biturbo V6 as the Audi S4, this sedan packs a serious punch in factory form. Throw an OCT tuning ECU flash, and this is what happens…
We have tuning for the RS4, RS6, S4, TT, A4, and even the R8.
You can view all our Audi Applications HERE.
We have tuning for the RS4, RS6, S4, TT, A4, and even the R8.
You can view all our Audi Applications HERE.
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Thanks for killing the thunder. OCT Tuning is pretty well known in Germany. Check out this RWD S3 they did - http://www.oct-tuning.no/nettbutikk/...page=page&id=3
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quick question - tuning for the 2.7t has been around for awhile, and as someone else has said, that engine's program management has really already reached its peak in the development/tuning cycle. i'd love to see OCT's #'s posted next to everyone else that has already been doing this for awhile.
i'm not doubting those #'s.... but saying 100hp more is misleading when its not "peak" hp and everyone else in the industry is claiming peak hp gains.
also reliability comes into issue here. There were some companies that were pushing past GIAC, APR, AWE, MTM, REVO, etc in horsepower claims, but they were pushing the boost past what would be considered normal, reliable power increases for the driveline. this would obviously result in early failure for many parts (turbos included). I'd question what separates OCT from the existing marketplace, and what tests/proof do they have that this won't disrupt the status quo for reliability on these engines?
and i'm not trying to be a buzzkill or pick apart what you're offering. i OWN a 2.7t and have done my homework with this motor, plus i've been "in the game" for a long time. when new stuff comes around, smart consumers must be wary. :thumbup:
i'm not doubting those #'s.... but saying 100hp more is misleading when its not "peak" hp and everyone else in the industry is claiming peak hp gains.
also reliability comes into issue here. There were some companies that were pushing past GIAC, APR, AWE, MTM, REVO, etc in horsepower claims, but they were pushing the boost past what would be considered normal, reliable power increases for the driveline. this would obviously result in early failure for many parts (turbos included). I'd question what separates OCT from the existing marketplace, and what tests/proof do they have that this won't disrupt the status quo for reliability on these engines?
and i'm not trying to be a buzzkill or pick apart what you're offering. i OWN a 2.7t and have done my homework with this motor, plus i've been "in the game" for a long time. when new stuff comes around, smart consumers must be wary. :thumbup:
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Peak horsepower is the worst thing to analyze... It means nothing. And in fact, most companies that build intake, exhaust, etc, will give you a HP number from the largest gain in the curve.
As far as OCT compared to the others. You can read more here at www.oct-tuning.com They are not new. New to America maybe...
Oh and nothing misleading here... the title CLEARLY says 100ft/lbs of torque, not HP.
As far as OCT compared to the others. You can read more here at www.oct-tuning.com They are not new. New to America maybe...
Oh and nothing misleading here... the title CLEARLY says 100ft/lbs of torque, not HP.
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As far as OCT compared to the others. You can read more here at www.oct-tuning.com They are not new. New to America maybe...
Oh and nothing misleading here... the title CLEARLY says 100ft/lbs of torque, not HP.
Oh and nothing misleading here... the title CLEARLY says 100ft/lbs of torque, not HP.
i'll go check out the website now. thanks for showing us another tuning option for the 2.7T.
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Great product & results Vivid!! I've been running same OCT chip & Milltek exhaust setup on my '02 B5S4 for last 20K+ miles with no abnormal engine problems whatsoever while still on stock K03 turbos as well.