Tiguan 320Nm TDi chip options

[YoYo]

I suggest talking to Greg Roles/carformance as he's a forum sponsor and also a Yeti 103TDI owner.

If he doesn't know what you can do to the 103TDI to make it faster then nobody will. His Yeti build thread is in the diesel section:Let the Tinkering get Abominable.

cheers mate. I'll check it out.

[Dingah]

YOYO - Oettinger flash.

Dingah

[tigger73]

Dingah they only problem with Oetinger is they're not cheap

[Dingah]

Cheap no .... but good and safe - yes.
Otherwise go and chat to Glen Kelly at Extreme Street Performance and tell him Mr Bell sent you .
His premises are at Gilmore Street Queanbeyan.

Dingah

[YoYo]

cheers guys. It's all hobilygook to me, but will do. Will go to ESP I think.

[tigger73]

Yeah suggest finding someone local that you're happy with. If anything happens you can always to take it back there for them to sort out.

Other option is CVWC who are an APR dealer but can probably do the Oetinger tune for the diesel (a lot of the APR dealers will also offer Oetinger). Worth a call at least you'll have a couple of options.

[YoYo]

Cheers Tigger.

[EggsBenny]

I actually do think the boot is way too small in a Tiguan. ATM we have a gen2 RAV4 as well (until the R20T arrives ) and it has a much larger boot; it has less interior space though.

People are forever surprised by what's in mine. Being used as a tradie ute/station-wagon. Boss asks aloud "Have you got a..." I forever answer YEP... "What, here, in ya car"... YEP. Managed right, I've got a ton in there. Some...times... I need to remove the flappy cover thing, but that's it. Not including sliding/laying seats forward etc.

If you have a large family (3 kids) a Tiguan is going to be problems. I'd happily go away with the RAV4 for a week but don't think I can fit all that I need to in the Tig. I will need a roofpod or a trailer to be OK. (I can actually only get 60% of what I can fit in the RAV into the Tig)

My mum did the numbers, when she bought a RAV4 10 years ago, the RAV4 was crazy how much it fits, and mainly - The height. You can really stack a ton of stuff, too.

For the purpose we bought it for, its fine, but it is no family car for long trips with lots of luggage I'm afraid (unless you add a roofpod or a trailer.)

I've been looking at roof-racks for a long time. The only thing it's missing, IMO. With a decent priced set, this car will do everything I've ever needed.