chipping question - APR or EvoMS?

[vivithemage]

I have a bone stock 2.0T B7 A4, with 55k on the clock. I was looking at some chip options, since my pre-cert warranty is up in a few months. A local shop sells APR for 639 on sale, all modes, and they also sell EvoMS, which i've never heard of. This is what they told me :

also offer EvoMS software for that car for the same price ($639 is the regular price, does not expire), which gives a little bit more power and will automatically adjust to whatever gas you have in the car (APR has you switch manually). You can read more about the EvoMS software at www.evomsit.com.

Anyone ever hear of EvoMS?

How does my mileage compare when I chip? Also, should I look at swapping out some parts, so it can handle the bump in HP/torque?

[slimmj0k3r]

I'm sure most of us have heard of their intake...

They do great software on porsches. No experience with their audi tunes so I cannot comment on that

[vivithemage]

I always get 91octane ... 93 is a little harder to find around the twin cities, so auto adjusting would be slick, but what's the purpose of doing it yourself with the APR anyhow?

[jimrobbington]

Why only those two? No REVO?

[vivithemage]

Shrug, haven't heard much from REVO/GIAC around here.

[jimrobbington]

I would just go APR then.

[vivithemage]

Anyone have EvoMS in their A4? Seems kind of promising?

[AudiTFSI3o3]

never heard of EvoMS' chips. weird.

i have APR and i can honestly tell you if I could i'd go back and do REVO. the only what drew me towards APR, however, was their Power into Summer sales - where you get fully loaded ECU for the price of just the chip

[jimrobbington]

I love REVO, and the only thing I would choose over it is Unitronic