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RobC2 · 02-06-2018, 02:52 PM

I am seriously considering a Maggie at some point in the near future. I was wondering, can I realistically expect OEM drivability once the tune is fully dialed in? I have some experience with owning a tuned turbo BMW and there was always some surging, hiccups, or whatever. I never took it too far to get it tuned further as I eventually went back to stock and sold the car. I am just wondering because I see "stock-like" drivability tossed around a lot. I am eager to hear your first-hand experiences. With a good tune, is it really indistinguishable from stock aside from the power gains? Or are there always going to be some quirks that one just has to live with to experience the extra power?

02-06-2018, 02:52 PM	#1
RobC2 Drives: 2023 Tesla Model 3P Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Charlotte, NC Posts: 43	Supercharger Drivability I am seriously considering a Maggie at some point in the near future. I was wondering, can I realistically expect OEM drivability once the tune is fully dialed in? I have some experience with owning a tuned turbo BMW and there was always some surging, hiccups, or whatever. I never took it too far to get it tuned further as I eventually went back to stock and sold the car. I am just wondering because I see "stock-like" drivability tossed around a lot. I am eager to hear your first-hand experiences. With a good tune, is it really indistinguishable from stock aside from the power gains? Or are there always going to be some quirks that one just has to live with to experience the extra power? Last edited by RobC2; 02-06-2018 at 05:11 PM.