Seat Leon Cupra R (new 265)
Discussion
1) Low 30's is achievable on a long run. Drive it like it's meant to be driven and you will average around 25mpg.
2) Revo quote 310bhp and 300lb/ft for a stage 1 map. Same as the standard Cupra, Golf Ed30 and S3. The extra power is certainly noticeable. Revo charge £500 +VAT though so not cheap.
2) Revo quote 310bhp and 300lb/ft for a stage 1 map. Same as the standard Cupra, Golf Ed30 and S3. The extra power is certainly noticeable. Revo charge £500 +VAT though so not cheap.
MPG is painful- circa 24MPG. And it will cost more because they like to drink of Optimax.
Remap, REVO are good. I went for Superchips on my 240 as they're less agressive. I came away with just shy of 300bhp & a really good flat whack of torque (340lb ft) from 2500rpm up to around 5500rpm.
ETA, I found it almost impossible to drive it economically 'off boost'. If you drive it hard, don't be surprised to see 15-17MPG (and bald front tyres
). I timed mine back from the Midlands to Cornwall at the speed limit & I got 24MPG.
Remap, REVO are good. I went for Superchips on my 240 as they're less agressive. I came away with just shy of 300bhp & a really good flat whack of torque (340lb ft) from 2500rpm up to around 5500rpm.
ETA, I found it almost impossible to drive it economically 'off boost'. If you drive it hard, don't be surprised to see 15-17MPG (and bald front tyres
). I timed mine back from the Midlands to Cornwall at the speed limit & I got 24MPG.Edited by VB on Monday 4th April 13:20
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