Stasis exhaust/Ecu Reflash Q7?
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Stasis exhaust/Ecu Reflash Q7?
Got a 2013 Q7 S-Line Prestige and my attention was caught by the Stasis exhaust and ECU Reflash.
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Has anyone gotten any one of the above on their Q7? Any reviews? "Side effects"? The exhaust sounds brilliant and the ECU Reflash gives over 400bhp from the Q7's 333hp engine!The only problem is I don't know anyone who has gotten this done and would like to know for sure that there are no problems in doing this!
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Exhaust-
Has anyone gotten any one of the above on their Q7? Any reviews? "Side effects"? The exhaust sounds brilliant and the ECU Reflash gives over 400bhp from the Q7's 333hp engine!The only problem is I don't know anyone who has gotten this done and would like to know for sure that there are no problems in doing this!
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I'm pretty sure it doesn't void warranty, its kind of how bmw has dinan.It is Audi approved, heck this tuning is available at most audi dealerships.
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I know a Dinan tune via BMW is handled a bit differently. I don't think Stasis is quite there yet. At least not in my area.
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Having spoken with Stasis folks in email and telephone conversations, I can tell you that the Audi warranty is very likely to be voided, and that Stasis puts their own warranty on the impacted components to "replace" it. Take a look around and you'll find that Audi has become increasingly more aggressive in the last few years about refusing warranty coverage for cars that have been modified - especially when it comes to ECU tuning. They even have a code for it in the service database. There are a lot of cars out there that have been marked TD1. Here is just one example. Read through the comments to get a feel for what you might be up against.
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Having spoken with Stasis folks in email and telephone conversations, I can tell you that the Audi warranty is very likely to be voided, and that Stasis puts their own warranty on the impacted components to "replace" it. Take a look around and you'll find that Audi has become increasingly more aggressive in the last few years about refusing warranty coverage for cars that have been modified - especially when it comes to ECU tuning. They even have a code for it in the service database. There are a lot of cars out there that have been marked TD1. Here is just one example. Read through the comments to get a feel for what you might be up against.
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I'm not sure where you're located but not a single Audi dealership in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex will honor this. I've reached out to all of them within a 100 miles from me and they basically told me "you break, you buy!"
I know a Dinan tune via BMW is handled a bit differently. I don't think Stasis is quite there yet. At least not in my area.
I know a Dinan tune via BMW is handled a bit differently. I don't think Stasis is quite there yet. At least not in my area.
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I'm fairly positive that Audi corporate is not affiliated with Stasis. Instead, a relatively small number of Audi dealerships are signed up with Stasis. They have basically agreed to do installations and warranty work with Stasis directly. So if you only go to places where there is a Stasis shop, you might be okay. But I seriously doubt non-Stasis dealerships are going to touch a TD1 car.
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I'm fairly positive that Audi corporate is not affiliated with Stasis. Instead, a relatively small number of Audi dealerships are signed up with Stasis. They have basically agreed to do installations and warranty work with Stasis directly. So if you only go to places where there is a Stasis shop, you might be okay. But I seriously doubt non-Stasis dealerships are going to touch a TD1 car.