Bryan@independent

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+++Latest Canadian pricing from GIAC released+++

<b>About GIAC</b>
GIAC is a software engineering company with 15 years experience tuning cars. GIAC is known for creating "factory smooth" performance software with exceptional power and reliability. GIAC software replaces the standard software in your car's engine control unit. It is programmed to adjust ignition timing, fuel delivery, fuel metering, boost settings, rev limiters, and/or speed limiters to optimize performance and, in some applications, fuel economy. Performance-tuned programs are designed to dramatically increase torque and HP without sacrificing smooth drivability. Many programs are also created to accommodate numerous after market performance modifications.

<b>1.8T [A4 | TT]
Price: $529</b>
GIAC performance software for the 1.8T smoothly delivers a ~30-38 hp and ~55-60 ft-lbs gain.

GIAC offers two additional performance options to take greater advantage of some common bolt on hardware upgrades on the B6 A4 1.8t. The FXK03 and FXK04 chips are specifically designed to accommodate GIAC approved 36 lb injectors. This is an ideal upgrade for cars with exhaust, intake and, in the case of the FXK04, the K04 turbo. The FXK03 setup can yield up to 70-80 ft-lbs and 40-50 hp gains, while the proper FXK04 setup will allow another 15-20 ft-lbs and 18-28 hp over the FXK03.


<b>2.0T [A3 | A4]
Price: $589</b>
GIAC performance software for the 2.0T smoothly delivers a ~18-50hp and ~50-85 ft-lbs gain. For optimum power gains the software must be coupled with a cold air intake, exhaust, and the latest factory upgraded rail pump (although GIAC offers software options for all factory rail pumps).


<b>3.2 [TT | A3]
Price: $429</b>
GIAC performance software for the 3.2 smoothly delivers a ~5-13 hp and ~8-15 ft-lbs gain. For optimum power gains the software must be coupled with a cold air intake.


<b>2.7T [S4 | A6 | allroad]
Price: $639</b>
GIAC performance software for the 2.7T smoothly delivers a ~70-80 hp and ~80-90 ft-lbs gain. For optimum power gains the software must be coupled with a cold air intake.


<b>3.0 30V [A4 | A6]
Price: $329</b>
GIAC performance software for the 30 valve 3.0L smoothly delivers a ~6-10 hp. and ~6-12 ft/lbs. gain. For optimum power gains the software must be coupled with intake and exhaust.


<b>4.2 [S4 | A6 | A8]
Price: $639</b>
GIAC performance software for the 4.2L smoothly delivers a ~15-23 hp and ~15-28 ft-lbs gain. For optimum power gains the software must be coupled with a cold air intake.

*installation and taxes extra

<b>GIAC for VW, Porsche, BMW, and Mini also available - call!</b>

Genesis Fuel Injectors, Forge 2.0T DVs, HyperBoost DVs, Milltek Sport Exhaust systems in stock and ready to deliver your performance needs.

Also available: Bolt-on K04 Turbo upgrade for 1.8T, STaSIS K04 2.0TFSi upgrade, AWE GT28 Big Turbo upgrade - <i>for more power</i>

Cheers<ul><li><a href="http://www.giacusa.com/software.php?make=audi">GIAC USA Website</a></li></ul>

Visti

Why is the 3.0L pricing so low?

Tgr_Clw

because the chip doesn't do much for that engine.

Tgr_Clw

Paging T-Dot B6. Dan get your *** chipped already.

Meegis

Any idea on pricing and gains for a Mini Cooper S (the turbo, not the s/c)

[KRAFTIG]

I've heard of some issues with TT software. Can I go back to stock?

HR-ALL

...how much of a hit will the fuel economy take with the GIAC software?
Will the Tiptronic explode with the extra torque?
It already is the weak link in the car, and me thinks 1 extra ft.lb of torque will be enough to push it over the cliff.

Bryan@independent

Once you have the extra boost under that pedal, it's hard to stay off it - trust me

Though, if you were to set the cruise to 100kmph and keep off it, most say they see a decrease in consumption due to the software.

Cheers

Bryan@independent

Haven't had any TT issues here - GIAC does offer a 30 day money back guaranty

Bryan@independent

install and taxes extra

Cheers