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Groupon remap, good or not?
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Can't find anything about the company so can't really say, but it does not seem good option to me....
I'm guessing it's this by the way https://m.groupon.co.uk/deals/qcd-automotive-ltd-3
I'm guessing it's this by the way https://m.groupon.co.uk/deals/qcd-automotive-ltd-3
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I'm sorry to hear that, iv never used Groupon before but my brother in law loves it, i was planning to go to northampton motorsports, after christmas, iv was just interested as the price is low, I think I will ring them and find out more info on what software the use and warranty and things, thanks for the help
I bought something, but after 3 months, countless emails and two failed deliveries i finally gave up on the idea.
To be honest it's not necessarily the groupon thing that would put me off, it's more that I've never heard of the company before. There are plenty of well established and trusted tuners on here, personally i think your money would be better spent with one of those.
Having said that, it's your money and your car.
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To be honest it's not necessarily the groupon thing that would put me off, it's more that I've never heard of the company before. There are plenty of well established and trusted tuners on here, personally i think your money would be better spent with one of those.
Having said that, it's your money and your car.
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I have had hit and miss experience with Groupon. Had some really good value days out, but I bought an alloy wheel refurb for 99 and have been chasing my refund for over a month. This is as the garage has stopped doing wheel refurbs!
By all means find out some more information about the service they offer, but as Dan says, it is likely they buy maps online and sell them on. You might get lucky and they might have invested in quality maps, but they might have bought cheap and nasty which kills your car quicker than it accelerates to 60!
Save your 99 quid and save up for something good you can trust.
By all means find out some more information about the service they offer, but as Dan says, it is likely they buy maps online and sell them on. You might get lucky and they might have invested in quality maps, but they might have bought cheap and nasty which kills your car quicker than it accelerates to 60!
Save your 99 quid and save up for something good you can trust.
Right iv rang the company and the software they use is called alientech, does anyone know if its any good and apparently I could get about 160bhp after remap, still in two minds
Alientech is the hardware used to create and upload the map, not the name of the map itself. Doesn't tell you anything about the map itself though. Could be great, could kill the car. It's a risk and for 99quid I doubt they will have invested in high end maps!
You can buy alientech kits online yourself and set up your own mapping company of you want.....
You can buy alientech kits online yourself and set up your own mapping company of you want.....
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I forgot to ask, has anyone had there 1.4tsi sport 122bhp remapped, I was just wondering what sort of power they got
Thanks, see when I spoke to the bloke about the revo stage1, I was told I would get about 141bhp and 48nm more torque, I was hoping for about what u said, 150 ish bhp, especially as iv got a stainless cat back and panel filter
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