New Eurocharged ATX Trans tune
It's kind of like when people ask "will my gas mileage go down after the tune?" The answer is, of course: It depends on how you drive the car! If your intention is to drive faster and harder, then yes, you will use more fuel...But if you drive the exact same way you do now? There will be no change. This tune is considered "Stage 1" which raises the tq limits up a nice bit, but is still safe for the hard parts, all while still yielding great results. The M156's don't make a lot of torque (as compared to an M157), so it will be much easier on their transmissions.It's also not "new", this tune has been around for about a decade, and is the same white label tuner that ALL of the big names use...
Hope this clears some stuff

Thanks
Dave
Thanks!
Dave
As mentioned, and when pertaining to eurocharge, this isnt a general eurocharge offering, this is exclusive to Dave from eurocharge ATX only.Responding to the clutch wear comment: Raising line pressure and clutch clamping force will only help the clutches when dealing with high TQ situations and cars above stock level power. For cars that have a ECU tune, IMO an TCU tune is the perfect compliment to help The two work together in harmony to produce great results. We have been denied this part of tuning for some time now, as the rest of the world has enjoyed its benefits, but i think many will come to love having the Powertrain fully tuned and working together for a very enjoyable driving experience esp for us enthusiasts. Flash is done via obd, on site via laptop, remotely from Germany.
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He has a 4 liter blower and cams on a w204 c63 right now in tuning.
Sorry to take this off topic.




- 0.2 sec decrease in ¼ mile
- 0.3 sec decrease in the 0 to 60 time down to 2.7 seconds!
Anyways thank you EC for the tune. Would love to know if it would work on PFL with torque converter?
Yes you are missing something.
Acceleration vs Distance.
You would do 0-60 when running 1/4 mile. Also if shifting is faster, technically you should shave more than 0.3 seconds over the distance as you would have atleast three shifting events, which in theory would be faster than before.
Does this TCU flash also improve (reduce) the delay when using the paddle shifters? Thanks for all the info and explanations!
Does this TCU flash also improve (reduce) the delay when using the paddle shifters? Thanks for all the info and explanations!
Thanks!
Dave






