NefMoto

Hello All,

I started reading about tuning and decided to tune my own car. I have had experience as a mechanic, in car diagnostics, and have been involved in auto parts sales.
In the past, I always wanted to be able to tune my own cars, but I didn't have enough knowledge and time to learn.

I recently came across this Website, which is quite well structured with understandable explanations:

https://aliantauto.com/%d1%80%d1%8a%d0%ba%d0%be%d0%b2%d0%be%d0%b4%d1%81%d1%82%d0%b2%d0%be-%d0%b7%d0%b0-%d1%80%d0%b5%d0%bc%d0%b0%d0%bf-ecu-med9-1-seat-leon-cupra-2-0tfsi-20v-240hp-stage-1/

My question is whether I can use this Seat Leon Supra project guide for my car, which is Audi S3 2.0TFSI 265HP 8P?

Thanks for the comments.

That guy has no idea WTF he is doing.

Writing a lot does not make you smart or understand anything.
It's just a lot of text that should go straight to the dumpster, actually it is a perfect example how not to tune.

I’ll just leave this sentence here from the guide, and you try to figure it out yourself if you want to listen to this guide:

If we use ethanol (Ethanol) KFZWOP should have higher values ​​(Ethanol theoretically has a larger optimal ignition angle because it burns slower and is more resistant to detonation.

I'm far from using Ethanol  :D

Im far from knowing and understanding everything on the wiki's and forums. But Im sure the only go to wiki is S4Wiki. Looking at your website without references or links to forum threads it seems very unreliable.

I haven't read the whole text, but the changes in the maps that have been posted are very close to my Audi S3 8P with 340HP.


The answer is Yes, Seat Leon Cupra, Golf GTI Edition 30 and Audi S3 are the same. I sent you a link to the right A2L if you haven't found it yet.

Thanks for the definition you sent me. The AliantAuto team has already sent me a mappack for my car. Now I have to finish the hardware modifications and then try to tune it :)