Differences Between Stage 1 and Stage 1 Extra
Stage 1 is the standard procedure you are likely familiar with.
During the Stage 1 process, specific sections of the map are modified.
For instance, it activates when the vehicle reaches a speed of 50 km/h and the throttle is pressed by 30%.
It delivers a performance increase of 12% to 25%, within the limits allowed by the vehicle.
Fuel consumption is not significantly affected.
Stage 1 Extra is a process that modifies a larger portion of the maps, resulting in higher performance.
Unlike Stage 1, it engages earlier—for example, when the vehicle reaches 20 km/h and the throttle is pressed by 15–20%.
It provides a performance increase of 20% to 30%, within the vehicle's limits.
Stage 1 Extra was developed for customers seeking performance close to Stage 2 levels without requiring hardware modifications.
It will increase fuel consumption. It is ideal for those prioritizing high performance.
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