Performance Chips for the 3.2 V6
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As ^^^ said, you won't get big gains.
But Revo and GIAC are your options, both very good companies.
You'll supposedly notice a big difference in throttle response and mid-range power.
Search the MKIV R32 forum over on VWVortex for lots of info on what they think about giac and revo programming- they have the same motor and from what I understand..more or less the same gains and plusses we would see in our 3.2s.
You'll supposedly notice a big difference in throttle response and mid-range power.
Search the MKIV R32 forum over on VWVortex for lots of info on what they think about giac and revo programming- they have the same motor and from what I understand..more or less the same gains and plusses we would see in our 3.2s.
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Re: still will be a noticable difference.....
chip, intake and exhaust on my R32 made a noticable difference - not quite the same as a turbo car, but seat of pants noticable none the less. Better throttle response and less hesitation.