My Furbie vRS has been Superchipped for almost 6 months and I am pleased with the results. Would I gain anything from fitting the cupra 160 air Intake or should I have fitted one prior to having a Superchip?

Any thoughts or comments please

I'd get the Cupra intake, you'll get more fresh air going in which won't hurt. The amount of extra performance will probably be nill, but you'll get less smoke

My Furbie vRS has been Superchipped for almost 6 months and I am pleased with the results. Would I gain anything from fitting the cupra 160 air Intake or should I have fitted one prior to having a Superchip?

Any thoughts or comments please

You probably would have been better off getting it first... how about fitting it and then asking them for a "checkup" :rubchin:

You probably would have been better off getting it first... how about fitting it and then asking them for a "checkup" :rubchin:

I understand that the same Superchip "Brain" can be used on several cars A Custom Re-map is unique to one car. Could a Superchip be tweaked :confused:

I understand that the same Superchip "Brain" can be used on several cars A Custom Re-map is unique to one car. Could a Superchip be tweaked :confused:

Think you might be right there - most people on here choose custom remaps, and have noticed improvements if the pipe was fitted before the remap was done. If it's a preset ECU swap then there wouldn't be any room for tweaking. But if that is all it does, you're probably better off with an AMD one-click. It's cheaper or around the same price, and gives you the option of setting it back to standard where necessary or desirable, in about 5 mins. Not made my choice yet as the car's too new but once it's out of warranty I'll probably go for a full custom remap - and a better clutch

If the superchip is a generic remap the Cupra intake will help it - if it's custom it probably still will