Revo vs. GIAC - advice needed
#1
Revo vs. GIAC - advice needed
I'm looking to do a Stage 1 upgrade and would like to get people's opinions on the REVO and GIAC units. Revo claims more HP gain and less obtrusive, but GIAC seems to be used by more people. Pros, cons, experiences, etc are greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mark
Thanks,
Mark
#3
Your GIAC (www.evoms.com) investment is credited to future upgrades. What does REVO do in this regard? Do they even have an upgrade path?
#5
I think so too... And I know I'm "biased" but it really helps that Garrett owns a 996TT (and has for years) so he consistently tweaks, drives, tunes and geeks out on it I'm pretty sure REVO has "access" but that the owner don't actually own one.
#7
I think revo has a great program. They offer a free trial so you can try it out for 5 engine hours before you buy it. It also has a serial port switch that is available and can save multiple maps for different gas etc. I think more people may have GIAC since they have been doing porsches longer, but feel that REVO has a superior product. They also just lowered their prices this month on the TT software
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Originally Posted by RT7
With GIAC, you can use flashloader to switch your program from custom to stock.
I wasn't to happy with a particular REVO dealer in SoCal.
I wasn't to happy with a particular REVO dealer in SoCal.
#11
Originally Posted by Eric523
If you don't mind me asking, what was the problem you had with the so cal REVO dealer?
All I heard from Revo was (at least on their X50 application) they were overreving the turbos (this was on Rennlist or Pistonheads, probably worth doing a search).
Personally if I chose RS Tuning (Germany) because I'm in Europe (import tax scam) but my 2nd choice would certainly be Giac even though I hava a local Revo dealer (here in Portugal).
Last edited by kiko; 08-04-2006 at 06:22 PM.
#12
Originally Posted by Eric523
If you don't mind me asking, what was the problem you had with the so cal REVO dealer?
#13
There are so many great tuners on this board. Imagine, EVO, Orten, Ultimate. If I forgot any, it wasn't on purpose. Call them and talk to them. They have a vast amount of knowledge. I just enjoy calling them and listening to their expertise advice and ocassionally cracking open the wallet.
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Originally Posted by 9Eleven
There are so many great tuners on this board. Imagine, EVO, Orten, Ultimate. If I forgot any, it wasn't on purpose. Call them and talk to them. They have a vast amount of knowledge. I just enjoy calling them and listening to their expertise advice and ocassionally cracking open the wallet.
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