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As mentioned by someone else, Skoda offers 6 year warranty as a paid option in my local market. Unfortunately for us, Skoda has also tweaked the response of the car a fair bit as most owners of this barge would be chauffeured here. My intention was to buy a 330i or a pre-owned 530D but the family wanted the Superb, so Superb it was. The performance however leaves a lot to be desired in comparison. To be fair, it is far from in-adequate in the real world so I don't mean to come across as churlish. I would definitely like to make the Superb a bit more drive-able if I can do so without risking the warranty. Adjusting the Throttle response will certainly make a world of difference. Having experienced 8 years of good will warranty replacements due to faulty mechatronics unit on a family members Gen 2 Superb, anything that will negate the warranty is a no go for me. I keep my cars 7-10 years; likely closer to 10 for something like this, so I will certainly re-map it at some point. Waiting 6 years to do so however seems crazy. 's I was hoping a VCDS modulation would have worked well, but thank you for this feedback. I think a pedal box maybe a worthwhile investment.

Thanks Fencer. This may be the best option. Do you have any experience with Race Chip? I am thinking of doing the Pedal Box in conjunction with the piggy back. They are running a discount for the next week and it is a decent savings. I don't think JB1 has a product for my version. It is a 190 HP 320 NM Torque standard 2.0 TSI. Your 4x4 sounds delicious!

Thanks, so it seems that a remap is completely out of question for now. If I put a tuning box in and remove it for a couple of hundred Km before service, it may work. How is the Race Chip tuning and pedal box for this car? May decide to just do the pedal box as improving throttle response would certainly do a lot for drive-ability.

Hello Chaps, I have recently bought a 2022 Superb L&K 2.0 TSI . The stock power, torque and DSG tune leave a lot on the table and I am looking for solutions to make the car more enjoyable. I have 6 year warranty on the car and would like to ensure that I retain it. I am looking for either a plug in module or a set of ECU maps (along with the hard ware to flash the ECU back to stock state of tune before service) to do so. Plug in Module : RaceChip in Germany seem good, but I am looking at other options as well ECU Flashing: Alien Tech seems to be a good bit of hardware if I can get Maps from a reliable tuner. Would it be possible to load multiple maps into the car using the car's 4 modes? Would this negate the warranty if I were to revert back to stock maps in the event the car needs to go back to the service centre? Thanks in Advance! tEC