[s-cars] S4 chip

[mlp qwest]

More than one I think.
Doesn't Scott Mockery offer a chip or chips?
Also Wetterhauer (?sp?)/
GIAC Garrett Lim
Sportec, Switzerland.
MTM product is available through more than one US dealer, i.e. Hoppen
Motorsports, Florida &/or Champagne Motors, Denver and, I think maybe others
as well.
There is also TS Tuning in Germany, and I'm sure if the list scratches its
collective heads, it may well come up with several more.

A suggestion if you are going to do a chip, use someone you feel will be
there to back up your purchase & respond to your questions if you think you
have a problem.  In the US, Scott Mockery and Ned Ritchie seem to have a
good rep with denizens of the list.  TAP has generally acquired a not so
good record/reputation with a number of the UrS4/6 crowd, but as with a lot
of things, YMMV.

Finally, you may want to also give some consideration to your "upgrade"
path.  Is a chip the only thing you are going to want to do..... or are
there other mechanical (as opposed to just software) plans in your future?
What's your chip providers position on a possible future upgrade?

HTH

mlp

~-----Original Message-----
~From: Taka
~
~Forgot one-
~Lehmann.
~
~Much smoother power delivery than the MTM.
~
~Taka
~
~-----Original Message-----
~From: Dave Forgie
~
~Kevin: There are several options for a chip that will get you about 275
~hp with no other mods (other than the turbo to intercooler hose).  These
~chips include ones from:
~
~MTM - Keith Anderson, Anderson Motorsports (or something like that) -
~quite digital (on-off at about 3500 RPM) some people like the kick in
~pants - some pinging on low octane fuel (Search on Google)
~
~ASW/Steve Eiche (search these postings) - many options to suit your
~taste
~
~IA - Intentional Acceleration - Ned Ritchie in Olympia WA - quite
~linear, less on/off (Search on Google)
~
~Mihnea Cotet - out of Belgium - many options - no personal experience
~(search on this list)
~
~TAP - Total Audi Performance - nobody is sure what code they are using -
~Have used Lehmann codes in the past.  Doesn't seem to have as much
~following as the other chips.
~
~Dave F.
~