QUOTE(Mavik @ Dec 1 2010, 09:09 AM)
Yes, if you do any mods at Exotic mods, just service your car at FA Wagen (Jln 222) and say that you got the mods from Exotic Mods. Warranty will still be in place.
But most ECU remaps are undetectable anyway. I am planning on the APR one as well, rather go straight to APR instead then ask the SA to do it

FA jalan 222 very far...How about jln besi or Jalan ipoh ?
Pls let me know when u going to APR, mayb we do it together will get better price

Added on December 1, 2010, 12:38 pmQUOTE(jerrychiang @ Dec 1 2010, 09:26 AM)
hi Mavik,
i tought ECU remap will be easy to detect if we go to servicing at Volkswagen. that is why some perfer go for stage 1 easy plug and play solution like ventura chip tuning. unplug it when you go to software update or servicing , then plug it back after serviced. (only 3 cable connection anyway)
http://www.venturatuning.nl/merken/chiptun...-tsi-105pk.html i do see some feedback from vagsg forum that if you happend to go service at volkswagen and get a software update, it will erase your ECU remaps, then u need to go the mod shop and redo mapping again. but i do agree that custom ecu remap will give you more tune compare with chip tuning. IMHO

QUOTE(Mavik @ Dec 1 2010, 09:32 AM)
If you use chipping solutions like Ventura where it is obvious there is a chip connected to the ECU of course VW will see it.
The ones done by APR or the Custom one by Exotic Mods are direct porting or flashing your actual car chip so there are no connections needed at all. Just go nego with them, that if ever the case that VW service center wipes it out, they will just plug in the engine map again. To them its basically just connecting a PC and remaping the ECU. Only difference is that APR is more expensive than the Exotic Mods one but ABT is still the most expensive.

Abit confused, do guys mind to explain in detail ?
thanks
This post has been edited by climacool: Dec 1 2010, 12:38 PM