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Tfsi_Mike:

What makes up the system?

ECUs? Looms? Is it heavily intergrated with the engine ecu?  Best to buy engine box & wiring complete from a tfsi dsg car?

Quick search brought this up

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GOLF-GTI-30TH-2-0T-TURBO-GEARBOX-KPV-AUDI-DSG-TFSI-2009-/170472533867?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item27b0f46f6b#ht_2305wt_1165

I estimate id get £1500 for my Tfsi That should buy a dsg ready motor (if needed) and £800 for a box.  Alot of cost I think would be extra electronics, programming, labour & associated parts (gearstick & centre console, steering wheel, flappy paddles etc etc)

Truckie:
http://www.racecarsdirect.com/listing/23874/SEAT_Leon_Supercopa_new_or_used_cars_available.html

All mods done for you!  :signLOL:

Hurdy:
Get an ED30 DSG Mike, part ex the Cupra and swap all the kit onto it :happy2:

I guess then it wouldn't be unique though :sad1:

Aparoon:

--- Quote from: Hurdy on May 13, 2010, 04:00:41 pm ---Get an ED30 DSG Mike, part ex the Cupra and swap all the kit onto it :happy2:

I guess then it wouldn't be unique though :sad1:

--- End quote ---

x2  .. but a Pirelli maybe if you want to be a 'little' different if that bothers you...  :happy2:

Richn83:
I cant imagine they will have a different wiring loom from the FR to the Cupra, so would imagine a TFSI and DSG should slot in nicely.

Do Audi do a 7 speed transverse DSG that can handle some decent power?  That would be an interesting car if you were doing the change.

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