[graves0927]

Just wanted to know which one people would chose for their FAST and why

 

[blackgti06]

Eurojet becasue they show more hp gains to the wheels and i think better heat soak than forge. Plus i really dont like the twin intercooler. I'd stick with the eurojet

 

[mystik]

wut roughly are the gains from an aftermarket intercooler? and arent they both twin setups?

 

[blackgti06]

No they are not both twin setups on the Forge is. The eurojet fmic on a stock mkv gti is about 10whp and 15 torque. It will be more on a chip car.

 

[GTI MKV]

i would go with Eurojet. but honestly for the price its not too nice of power gains.

 

[mystik]

does it matter as to what order the fmi should be installed? would it be better to purchase and install a intercooler ater or before chip? and with the istall of a fmc would you have to reprogram chip for further gains or would it just benefit from the cooler air itself? (probably depends since some chips are self programable like giac? and apr you woud have to go in to get it retuned for the mod? ty

 

[Noah]

Wait a few more months for the SPR FMIC to be released.

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[UnitedGrayGTi06]

What is the cost of the eurojet?

 

[graves0927]

i found it for $829.99

 

[blackgti06]

Im getting my eurojet fmic installed on mon 12th ;D

 

[BlueFrogPosse]

does it matter as to what order the fmi should be installed? would it be better to purchase and install a intercooler ater or before chip? and with the istall of a fmc would you have to reprogram chip for further gains or would it just benefit from the cooler air itself? (probably depends since some chips are self programable like giac? and apr you woud have to go in to get it retuned for the mod? ty

No matter what order you do it all in, you will get some gain from the FMIC. Colder=Denser=MORE air. A cooler intake temp will also allow the ECU to request more boost from the turbo. The order to put your mods in kinda depends on how long you plan to take to get all your upgrades. If you've got bookoo bucks piling out of your wallet and you want to get it all done inside a month, I say save the chip for last so you can get a stage II right off the bat. If you're like me and have to do it all a couple hundred $$$ at a time, you might want to start with the chip and reap the big benefits of that upgrade along the way. But check with your tuner about their upgrade policy, because after you throw in an intake, exhaust, fmic, y-delete, and whatever else, you're going to want that chip tweaked a little extra.