520d chip-tuning?
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How is it to upgrade the engine with a chip on these models? Read something about getting 205 hp/410nm instead of 163hp/340nm. Is this realism or? 
Will there be any problems with the clutch/transmission (manual) if I install something like that?
Anyone tried this?
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Will there be any problems with the clutch/transmission (manual) if I install something like that?
Anyone tried this?
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Originally Posted by carra' post='395327' date='Feb 25 2007, 11:10 AM
How is it to upgrade the engine with a chip on these models? Read something about getting 205 hp/410nm instead of 163hp/340nm. Is this realism or?
Will there be any problems with the clutch/transmission (manual) if I install something like that?
Anyone tried this?
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Will there be any problems with the clutch/transmission (manual) if I install something like that?
Anyone tried this?
ed.
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Ok, thanks. My former car was a VW Golf 150 hp/320nm TDI, with chip 185/400nm. Had some problems with a slippy clutch when going for full throttle on high gears (4-5-6) with low rpm (1500-2500). If someone understand what I'm trying to explain... 
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I would recommend a remap instead of a chip. That way you know that all parameters are being adjusted to gain the extra power.
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