I'm interested in the 146 HP chip from Tuneline.
The vehicle is a Volkswagen Golf 3 with a 110 horsepower TDI engine.
Has anyone actually tested the real-world performance of such a chip on a test bench?
Other experiences are also welcome .
I've used tuning chips from Tuneline before and only had positive experiences. There was no black smoke, good performance, preservation of safety and protection features, and a reduced fuel consumption of approximately 0.5 liters per 110 kilometers.
"I have always been very satisfied so far. This company gives me a very professional impression. I even visited the company in person and had a personal conversation with Mr. *****, the CEO. I also saw the competitive Rallye Golf TDI (usually in blue) there, which is from Tuneline."
Greetings, Peter.
VW T5 GP Multivan Startline CAAC 2,0 CRD 103 KW, Audi A2 1,4 16V AUA 2001, Audi A2 1,4 16V AUA 2003;Renault Zoe PHII 135 2020;
I'm interested in the 146 HP chip from Tuneline.
The vehicle is a Volkswagen Golf 3 with a 110 horsepower TDI engine.
Has anyone actually tested the real-world performance of such a chip on a test bench?
Other experiences are also welcome .
thank you
Tuneline is a reputable company. They played a significant role in the development of the first TDI engine in Graz and are therefore specialists in Audi and VW vehicles. From what I've heard, they are also honest about their performance figures. So, 146 horsepower in a Golf III sounds like a lot of (driving) fun ;o)
Tuneline likely has good software, but whether the price is really justified is questionable.
and the performance specifications... now, one could probably write a whole book about that topic.
But this company is definitely not a failure... they only cook with water.
that's all
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