All Things Mk5 > Performance Modifications
Why map a diesel ?
Trekmeister:
--- Quote from: richwig83 on December 27, 2013, 10:54:21 am ---I've had both remapped diesel and petrol car.... Never had increase MPG with either of them. Could be down to lead foot disease.
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Definitely, if I put my foot down I average 40mpg which is still good tbh. To get really good mpg I have to drive like a nun
xjay1337:
--- Quote from: richwig83 on December 27, 2013, 10:54:21 am ---I've had both remapped diesel and petrol car.... Never had increase MPG with either of them. Could be down to lead foot disease.
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Driving style : Knob head haha.
If you drive quicker then completely agree it's worse than before but on cruise control on motorway...? Better :)
Andy:
Mine is better also but never achieved it thou as I like the sound of the milltek
GrayMK5GTI:
I haven't mapped my CR 170 TDI (yet :evilgrin:)
But have lots of mates with mapped diesels. Think Jay has the reasons pretty much wrapped up further up in the thread, if you want a bit more poke and a more flexible engine then a remap is for you.
Some people also have remap to support other modifications like DPF removal or EGR removal.
slider955i:
i have had many petrol cars and a couple of diesels , nothing better than mapping a good petrol turbo but my god the torque from a diesel is fantastic , got my gt sport 170 done and its amazing , 208bhp and 338 ft lb torque
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