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Keep the Procharger Tune or go for the Lund Tune?

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I just installed a Stage II Complete package on my 2016 A6 GT.
It’s been great so far, the car idles, starts, and feel like a stock car until I hit 5K RPM and it pulls like crazy until 7+K RPM.

I had a 03 Cobra before and I now understand a little about the difference between a PD and the Procharger.
I feel like I’m missing some of the down low torque but I also truly enjoy how the Procharger just keeps on pulling and pulling until I shift gears(feels great).
I get it, different beasts.

My question is, who has switched from the stock Procharger tune to Lund?
Worth the $800?
Is drivability still the same?
Any more torque?
This is my daily driver and I'm in Texas so 93 gas is available.

Appreciate any feedback!
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I just installed a Stage II Complete package on my 2016 A6 GT.
It’s been great so far, the car idles, starts, and feel like a stock car until I hit 5K RPM and it pulls like crazy until 7+K RPM.

I had a 03 Cobra before and I now understand a little about the difference between a PD and the Procharger.
I feel like I’m missing some of the down low torque but I also truly enjoy how the Procharger just keeps on pulling and pulling until I shift gears(feels great).
I get it, different beasts.

My question is, who has switched from the stock Procharger tune to Lund?
Worth the $800?
Is drivability still the same?
Any more torque?
This is my daily driver and I'm in Texas so 93 gas is available.

Appreciate any feedback!
First of all change the pulley on that thing if you’re not getting boost until 5000 RPMs that sucks. I start making boost at 3500.
Second of all a Lund tune drivability is perfect and you will get a lot more from it and feel it sooner. But you really need to pulley down. Your situation is exactly what a torque booster is for.
The only thing a procharger tune is good for it’s blowing your shit up
 
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I ran the procharger tune on my 6rib HO setup. It was a church mouse. 4 psi, real low shift points. Switched to PBD and haven't looked back.
 

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Go Lund for sure. There aren't any cons other than you have $800 less in your pocket lol.

And get the nGauge if you can still.
 

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Lund took very good care of me.
 

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Alright... Sounds like I should be looking for a Lund Tune.
I did get the nGauge when I ordered from Beefcake so I already have it.
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