[minior]

Any one know some trick to cheep tunig "move up blueemotion"

I need some more power.

I will start from air filter

Any good ideas

 

[gary02tdi]

Air filter will make no difference (youtube it).
Think you can't tune the engine?

 

[minior]

Lol so i guess i can't do nothing really...

 

[Truth-seeker]

Bluemotion = energy efficient/lower emission and (supposedly) better MPG.Tuning = lower MPG (mostly) and (possible) more emission.

Just wondering why you purchased a Bluemotion as opposed to the standard 75hp Up?

 

[minior]

They just have that one on dealer

nvm thx guys

 

[Mulo]

Bluemotion = energy efficient/lower emission and (supposedly) better MPG.Tuning = lower MPG (mostly) and (possible) more emission.

Just wondering why you purchased a Bluemotion as opposed to the standard 75hp Up?

also the BMT is the only one available in some regions, like denmark

 

[Allybasher]

An earlier thread on the forum pulled up a Dutch company that can apparently tune the 75bhp unit to 86bhp. This is the URL quoted
http://www.venturatuning.nl/merken/chip-tuning-volkswagen-up.html

I've no idea if anyone has tried it.


Edited by: Collas

 

[gary02tdi]

Here is some more info about your air filter....
[TUBE]gCi2yo4UqPI[/TUBE]

 

[Rickenbacker]

Buy another car

 

[spud]

You could ask at your dealers if they could re-map your engine to the 75,apparently that is all the difference between the two

 

[_1S_]

You could ask at your dealers if they could re-map your engine to the 75,apparently that is all the difference between the two

The gearing is different between the 60 and 75 versions.
The 75 revs higher, thus makes more power.

 

[Mulo]

You could ask at your dealers if they could re-map your engine to the 75,apparently that is all the difference between the two

The gearing is different between the 60 and 75 versions.
The 75 revs higher, thus makes more power.

this has been discussed in so many threads, most of which by the way come to the conclusion that your statement is not true!



this thread has a graph of the two engine maps on page three.

http://upownersclub.co.uk/forum/bhp_topic2768_page1.html



specific post:

Is anyone going find me those graphs showing the torque and BHP at different revs that I saw somewhere and keep thinking of but can't find?

Here is one:

I don't regret getting the 60Bhp. When i am at 4000 RPM i'm at motorway cruising speed at about 80mph so the difference unless you go really fast i negligible.

Edited by: Mulo

 

[Allybasher]

I've got a 6bhp and a 75bhp and they both read around 4000rpm at 85mph so there's not much (if any) difference in gearing

 

[Allybasher]

That should read 60bhp, not 6

 

[minior]

I gonna put new engine next year

 

[Allybasher]

If you're feeling rich you could get the Up! GT next year - 108bhp, 0-60 8.5 seconds