VW will offer the "performance pack" or whatever, but it sounds like 10hp, no addtl torque, and then the R brakes, so maybe they are getting closer, lol.
$1500 for all that?!!? makes me want to go buy a ford..
Track Keys are not meant to give power.... more throttle response and engine braking than anything.
Don't just throw something up without stating all facts. It will severely alter opinions based on non truths.
Look at the graphs... those do not seem terrible to me. What does VW offer similar to this??
My thoughts are that is awesome that there is a company that actual cares about their enthusiasts and is listening to the voice of the aftermarket. That is awesome. Why VW doesn't do this is beyond me.
VW won't do this. I don't think they market their cars the way Ford or Dodge does. Ford and Dodge have a strong racing heritage(along with Chevy), so they feel the need to cater to the enthusiasts. VW at this point I think is happy moreso with just volume of sales than anything else. They are happy keeping an all around nice car that can be worked aftermarket with no support and if you want more pop, fork over a few more thousands for the R.
It's cool to see Ford releasing tunes for their cars, but that's not a lot of gains for a tune. Not even for an ST. It barely makes more power up top, which is what that car needed in the first place.
Edit: and since when is $1500 for a cone filter and exhaust a steal?
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Huge gains in midrange torque. Minimal gains in peak hp. Great for driving around town, but will probably only be minimally faster.
I bet they're only offering their warranty on their products not aftermarket brands but still cool nonetheless