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The Audi TT stage 1 tune REVEALED

 The big reveal for Spring 2021.

A conservative approach to tuning my vehicles specific #ECU & #TCU sparked my interest a few years ago when I purchased my #AudiTT.

I looked at other #software from various sources and admittedly almost pulled the trigger on more than one occasion.

HOWEVER, I was sold on the #hpamotorsports software once I found out that the software would adapt to the introduction of a water methanol injection kit and the upgrade of my intake manifold without any issues. Alot of other cloud based software can't adapt to a WMI kit or an upgraded intake manifold. However with 30 years of experience HPA's software has everything I need to make massive amount of power safely for the daily.

I'll admit that I don't care about having the highest number on a dyno sheet, I'd much rather a car that can run 12's in the #1320 one weekend & post great #laptimes the following weekend all the while being my daily driver. Reliability is the most important thing for me.

Stay tuned for the VLOG to drop this summer at WWW.THEVLOG.CA

Real world power with daily driver usability. I wouldn't want it any other way.

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