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Unitronic Performance Software for Golf R and S3 MQB

Unitronic is pleased to announce the official worldwide release of its Performance Software for the MK7 Golf R and 8V S3®.


Unitronic has precisely re-calibrated the SIMOS 12/18 engine control unit (ECU) to deliver maximum performance while ensuring complete OEM-like reliability and drivability from V.A.G.’s latest generation of the turbocharged four cylinder high-output 2.0-liter TSI® engine found in the MQB chassis. Unitronic’s Performance Software is programmable directly through the OBD-2 port and within minutes you’ll be enjoying a total night-and-day driving experience.


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Unitronic’s Stage 1 and Stage 1+ Performance Software are both designed for otherwise complete stock vehicles, requiring no supporting hardware modifications and provides a great entry-level upgrade. Stage 1 is optimized for 91 OCT/95 RON fuel, producing 355 HP/338 lb-ft TQ.


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For Clients with access to 93 OCT/98 RON fuel, Stage 1+ takes advantage of higher grade fuel, producing an increase in output to 375 HP/350 lb-ft TQ; a remarkable +57 HP and +50 lb-ft TQ over Unitronic’s recorded stock figures.


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Taking it to the next level, Unitronic sets itself apart from the competition with its Stage 2 Performance Software, requiring a 3” downpipe, which alleviates exhaust restrictions created by the stock catalytic converter allowing for optimal dissipation of exhaust backpressure and maximum flow. Unitronic’s Stage 2 Performance Software boasts an increase of 79 HP and 68 lb-ft of TQ over the stock power as recorded by Unitronic, with an output of 397 HP and 368 lb-ft of TQ.


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Additional features encompassed with all Stages of Unitronic Performance Software for the 2.0 TSI Gen3 include:



  • Left foot braking

  • Improved throttle response

  • Factory Failsafes Retained

  • Engine Temperature Protection (rev limit based on engine coolant temperature)

  • Optimized Responsiveness and driveability

  • Speed Limiter Removed

  • Power delivery perfectly optimized throughout the power band

  • Increased fuel economy


Applications:


MK7 VW® Golf R

MKIII Audi® TTS

8V Audi® S3

5F Seat® Leon® Cupra®

5F Seat Leon Cupra 280


*Subject to ecu box code availability.


For more information, be sure to contact your local Authorized Unitronic Dealer to get yours now!


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