setup now runs worse
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my mate took is car for a setup a few weeks ago but now its running worse than it did, i always thought that the engine would run the best after being setup but is car is now slower plus takes ages to start
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If u are not talking about rolling road then I appologise
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The MFi bits are old now and unless you really do compromise your standards, they just aren't good. Sorry, but it's the opinion of someone that gets to see a cross-section of RST's, not just the really good ones.
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I'm talking generally and from direct experience. The odds of an RS Turbo coming in, getting set up and leaving with everyone happy is slim. If I could be bothered, I'd give you some real stats.
The MFi bits are old now and unless you really do compromise your standards, they just aren't good. Sorry, but it's the opinion of someone that gets to see a cross-section of RST's, not just the really good ones.
The MFi bits are old now and unless you really do compromise your standards, they just aren't good. Sorry, but it's the opinion of someone that gets to see a cross-section of RST's, not just the really good ones.
tuning one is not an issue but try keeping one tuned is a nightmare!
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Christian is correct in what he says, unless the entire car is brand new you will normaly find something wrong with a RS!
TPS, FP Voltage, ECU (Ign, or Fuelling), Knock Sensor, ACT Sensor, EMFPA, Coolant Temp, CSI, general wiring, etc...etc...
It's not just MFI's though, EFI RS's are almost as old and can and do suffer the same failures.
TPS, FP Voltage, ECU (Ign, or Fuelling), Knock Sensor, ACT Sensor, EMFPA, Coolant Temp, CSI, general wiring, etc...etc...
It's not just MFI's though, EFI RS's are almost as old and can and do suffer the same failures.
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You've only got to do a survey of all the tuners and see how many just WON'T touch an RS Turbo any more. It's the truth and why so many RST owners are switching to EFi. There is still an issue even then that not all tuners will work on all ECU's. But thats life.
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