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New Octy 2.0 FSi Sport.. fact or fiction?

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I am in the process of buying a New Octavia 2.0 FSi Sport, whilst at the dealers he told me some things which I find unlikely.

My question is FACT or FICTION?

1. "the car has 150 bhp but I can get it chipped to 200bhp for

1. Fiction

2. Sounds like 80110X to me

3. True (ish) this is the maximum it will do

1. Sort of, only remap I could find is this one from Upsolute

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..............but no where near the kind of power gains your dealer claimed and not worth it IMHO.

2. Fiction, not heard that one before!.

3. Sort of, car will be on variable servicing but the maximum a petrol 2.0 FSI can go without a service is just that, 2yrs or 20,000 miles.

Skoda UK will invalidate the warranty on any car that has a power upgrade/remap during the warranty period - FACT.

1) nonsense. You can get a remap but you'll get 10% increase at best.

2) nonsense. Performance and economy will improve with age but thats not due to the ECU - more down to parts bedding in and friction decreasing.

3) vaguely true in that the variable sevicing might take you up to 20k miles , but it also costs more than standard servicing so it's not a huge saving

I'm not sure servicing every 20k miles will save you half the money over 2 10k fixed services, but it will be more convenient as you won't have to visit the dealer as frequently.....

Chris

Thought you lost BHP as your car gets older?

Only know answer to 3)my vRS went the 2 years 20k .Longlife oil or something

Just to clarify part 2.

I think maybe he's talking about the FSi technology. More economical at lower RPM but then more power higher up when the tumble flaps operate.

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