You can do it yourself. Nothing stopping you from buying a dongle, an android tablet like a kindle fire and downloading SimosTools and TunerPro. $100 or so and your time and effort.
We’re not all badasses like you, Diggs.I've done it twice, two completely different softwares. I'm not even mechanically or IT/tuning inclined, at all.
APR used to have a stock dp is38 file for GTIs. It does not seem to be available anymore. I am confused why they still offer is38 + downpipe files but not stage 2.
stock downpipe + is38 is all OEM parts, why the need for a "package?" honestly for this application the open source tuning stuff is extremely simple, but unfortunately no one wants to deal with the liability of offering a ready-to-flash file so you have to deal with the slight learning curve.Love the responses here,
"is anyone else offering a simple, plug and play package like this?"
"Yeah, just assemble the kit yourself, buy software, learn how to tune, and do it all yourself"
it's not much different than their original stage 3+ turbo. decent turbo, tune riddled with issues they never fixed, decent results if you throw more hardware and tuning at it. just way cheaper to accommodate the ultra-cheap MQB market.
I think it’s only for MK7 and not MK7.5 or is ECU part number specific… something like that. They didn’t have a stock downpipe IS38 tune for my 2020.
Weird, it says you quoted me here, but I didn't say this haha.
The dude didn't even flinch!!!me starting my car for the first time on my own tune:
My shop and I were wondering the same thing. I'm sure glad they still do though.
They don't - APR does not offer test-pipe/downpipe files any longer which used to be called "stage 2".
