Cupra 265/280/290/300/310/R Rolling Road results

[AndrewJB]

Probably already been done but thought it would be cool to make a list of cars RR results, state the car, tune level (1,2,3+), results in HP/lb.ft and the rolling road - for example my old 280

2014 Cupra 280 - APR Stage 2 - 416hp/ 430lb.ft - VRS Performance Rolling Road

 

[Damo H]

Stage 3

Stage 2
AndrewJB: 2014 Cupra 280 - APR Stage 2 - 416hp/ 430lb.ft - VRS Performance Rolling Road

Stage 1
DamoH: 2018 Cupra 300 ST 4Drive (Carbon Edition) - Racingline Stage 1 - 364hp/390lbft - Racingline HQ

 

[Maypack]

Stage 3

Stage 2
AndrewJB: 2014 Cupra 280 - APR Stage 2 - 416hp/ 430lb.ft - VRS Performance Rolling Road

Stage 1
DamoH: 2018 Cupra 300 ST 4Drive (Carbon Edition) - Racingline Stage 1 - 364hp/390lbft - Racingline HQ

Stock
Maypack: 2017 Cupra 300 - Stock - 308.49hp/308.45lbft - Unicorn Motor Developments


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[fluffy01016]

Can this be a sticky as I’m sure everyone would like to keep an eye on this thread? I’m looking at remap options and the detail and feedback here will help inform

thanks

 

[JackB]

Can this be a sticky as I’m sure everyone would like to keep an eye on this thread? I’m looking at remap options and the detail and feedback here will help inform

thanks

Just a thought from me to add,

Some people have stage 1 with an intake fitted... Some people have stage 2 without an intercooler... And stage 3 is a catch all for anything with a non standard turbo.

Don't want to overcomplicated the thread but would it be worth having a table style where each record added lists key details: I. E. Intake, turbo, intercooler, exhaust, fuel, other notes, rolling road.


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[AndrewJB]

Yeh that is true.

 

[Damo H]

I'd be happy to create a spreadsheet, but not sure how it would display on here lol or how best to allow people to add their details.

 

[The Daily Meme]

I'd be happy to create a spreadsheet, but not sure how it would display on here lol or how best to allow people to add their details.

It seems the BBCode for table has been disabled on the site so you can't create tables in forum posts. But this would be the code for a HTML Table:

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    <td class="tg-0lax">2018 Cupra 300 ST 4Drive (Carbon Edition)</td>
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    <td class="tg-baqh">308</td>
    <td class="tg-baqh">308</td>
    <td class="tg-0lax">Unicorn Motor Developments</td>
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And this would be the code for a BBcode Table:

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[Steve T71]

FOLLOWING! ;-)

 

[CupraRST]

During the tuning day of my Cupra R ST (2019) several dyno runs were done (stock, stock + hardware upgrades, stock + hardware upgrades + custom remaps for engine and DSG). Results and details are added to the list:

Stage 3

Stage 2
AndrewJB: 2014 Cupra 280 - APR Stage 2 - 416hp/ 430lb.ft - VRS Performance Rolling Road

Stage 1+
CupraRST: 2019 Cupra R ST (2x GPF) - Stock + modified air intake, added OEM blinding plate, removed snow grate, K&N panel filter, Racingline inlet hose, Racingline turbo inlet elbow + TVS custom remaps for engine and DSG7 (TVS stage 2+ is in fact stage 1+)
397 pk (391 hp) / 528 Nm (389,5 lbft) - dyno run at TVS Engineering HQ - RON98

Stage 1
DamoH: 2018 Cupra 300 ST 4Drive (Carbon Edition) - Racingline Stage 1 - 364hp/390lbft - Racingline HQ

Stock + hardware upgrades
CupraRST: 2019 Cupra R ST (2x GPF) - Stock + modified air intake, added OEM blinding plate, removed snow grate, K&N panel filter, Racingline inlet hose, Racingline turbo inlet elbow -
327 pk (322,5 hp) / 421 Nm (310,5 lbft) - dyno run at TVS Engineering HQ - RON98

Stock
Maypack: 2017 Cupra 300 - Stock - 308.49hp/308.45lbft - Unicorn Motor Developments
CupraRST: 2019 Cupra R ST (2x GPF) - Stock - 304 pk (300 hp) / 408 Nm (301 lbft) - dyno run at TVS Engineering HQ - RON98

P.S. I made a review of this stage 1+ tuning, see this thread