MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: ianv5 on May 29, 2012, 09:53:29 am
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As above,
Local to me but never heard of them?
http://www.viezu.com/Your-Vehicle/Volkswagen/Golf/Petrol/GOLF5-2.0-16V-GTI-TFSI/View-details
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Where abouts in the country are you?
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I am on the border of Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire.
This company based in Huntingdon supply the re map: http://www.viezu.com/Your-Vehicle/Volkswagen/Golf/Petrol/GOLF5-2.0-16V-GTI-TFSI/View-details.
I am prob going down the REVO route or R -Tech as they are also not to far from me . :happy2:
Just wanted to know if anyone has used them.
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Never heard of them before, that doesnt mean they are bad, personally I would go the REVO or R Tech route. If you are going to Inters next month it might be worth waiting as im sure REVO will be doing some deals over the weekend. :happy2:
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Viezu used to be called Chipped UK. Ive not heard many (if any) good things about them.
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As you said not heard of them and I have a Revo dealer 10 mins from work and R tech is only a 30 mile drive :happy2:
Would be good to hear if anyone has had experience.
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Unless they have made changes to this map, I would not recommend it.
I had one for a while, and it requests far too much fuel at 2.5-3k, leading to cuts when running with the standard hpfp - not pleasant on the motorway and trying to overtake :confused:
Power wise, on JKM's dyno it was comparable to stage 1 Revo at peak power, but mid range (where you could see the car backing off due to the fuel request) it is about 30bhp/30lbft down on Revo.
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Viezu used to be called Chipped UK. Ive not heard many (if any) good things about them.
:scared: Definately steer clear, I had a ChippedUK map years back and it was the biggest pile of crap out!
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When Jason worked or ran chipped UK they were very good but when he left the maps were rubbish and got really bad feed back on UKmkIv forum
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When Jason worked or ran chipped UK they were very good but when he left the maps were rubbish and got really bad feed back on UKmkIv forum
Takes me back - I remember him fighting to defend himself when his map didn't deliver similar results to Revo on the 1.8T
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Never heard of them before, that doesnt mean they are bad, personally I would go the REVO or R Tech route. If you are going to Inters next month it might be worth waiting as im sure REVO will be doing some deals over the weekend. :happy2:
Jabbasport (Peterborough) might not be that far from you?, used them myself for both 1.8T and ED30 and they are great, they offer std map for GTI (Like Revo) or a custom map, R-Tech are also good (They did my DSG map). :happy2:
It's not all about Revo :wink:
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It's not all about Revo :wink:
don't tell RR - he might have a heart attack :P
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It's not all about Revo :wink:
Totally agree - i've only mentioned Revo as it directly replaced my viezu map (through JKM).
As long as you choose a known respected vag tuner (i won't list them through fear of missing someone out) then the op with be in safe hands :happy2:
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Never heard of them before, that doesnt mean they are bad, personally I would go the REVO or R Tech route. If you are going to Inters next month it might be worth waiting as im sure REVO will be doing some deals over the weekend. :happy2:
Jabbasport (Peterborough) might not be that far from you?, used them myself for both 1.8T and ED30 and they are great, they offer std map for GTI (Like Revo) or a custom map, R-Tech are also good (They did my DSG map). :happy2:
It's not all about Revo :wink:
Jabbasport not to far I, I have used them in the past when I had my MK4 Golf V5.
Not seen much info on here though about their Re-maps for the MK5.
R-tech seems to be getting good feedback at the moment so might go and see them.
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If you can make it to Rtech I would Defoe recommend you get mapped there.my stage1 custom map is awesome and still haven't had the urge to upgrade for more power yet. :driver:
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I think R tech will be the choice as I have e-mailed them and have had some very good feedback.
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Jabbasport not to far I, I have used them in the past when I had my MK4 Golf V5.
Not seen much info on here though about their Re-maps for the MK5.
R-tech seems to be getting good feedback at the moment so might go and see them.
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Its because Jabba and R-Tech don't sponsor the site or advertise heavily like Revo :happy2:
I would gladly use R-Tech or Jabba again :happy2:
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No one sponsors the site :P
I had a Jabba remap on my old Audi A3 1.8T and was really happy with it.
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No one sponsors the site :P
I had a Jabba remap on my old Audi A3 1.8T and was really happy with it.
NO but Redo and APR both have their own specific sections :booty: (Jabba and R-Tech don't) and most plugs tend to be for Redo and ITG on this forum :grin:
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No one sponsors the site :P
I had a Jabba remap on my old Audi A3 1.8T and was really happy with it.
NO but Redo and APR both have their own specific sections :booty: (Jabba and R-Tech don't) and most plugs tend to be for Redo and ITG on this forum :grin:
Agreed
Can we get an R-Tech one?
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Doesn't Dave @ PDT have a place down there?
Couldn't recommend his work enough. Well the 5hour round trip I've made a couple of times says it all. :happy2:
http://www.dyno-tuning.co.uk/contactUs.php
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i thought i would through my 2 pence in aswell, i previously had my Octy VRS (TFSi) remapped by Jabba to stage 2+ and only have good things to say about Kevin, Carol and the team at Jabba
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Doesn't Dave @ PDT have a place down there?
Couldn't recommend his work enough. Well the 5hour round trip I've made a couple of times says it all. :happy2:
http://www.dyno-tuning.co.uk/contactUs.php
We have 2 places, Sunderland and Hayes in London :happy2: