[vladomkd]

hello,

i was wondering if anyone had any experience with chip express tuning boxes? i'm considering ordering one for my audi a6 3.0 TDI (CDUC 245HP, 500nm quattro s-tronic), however there don't seem to be any reviews on the performance/safety of these boxes.

they claim to maintain optimal fuel/air ratio, are DPF safe and do not exceed max boost pressures, however this is their side of the story

are they any better or worse than other tuning boxes (dieselpower, racechip etc...)?

thanks,

vlado

[blackTDI]

I think that with money spent on “tuning” box you do a chip tuning with better power, don’t ruin your engine with those boxes, my personal opinion.

[vladomkd]

not to say i'm not skeptical, but so far i have not come across any reviews where someone had problems after installing a chip express box...

my biggest concern with these boxes is DPF clogging to be honest...

[Powerlab]

These are piggyback systems

Main logic is cheating the sensors that connected.

Sensors controls limitors as well so Map or rail pressure can be chated to have power

BUT in real Tuning you can change more than these 2 sensors as you know.

So its useless cheap only resistor tuning.

[blackTDI]

These are piggyback systems

Main logic is cheating the sensors that connected.

Sensors controls limitors as well so Map or rail pressure can be chated to have power

BUT in real Tuning you can change more than these 2 sensors as you know.

So its useless cheap only resistor tuning.

Totally agree.