MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Modifications & Technical Area => Technical Workshop => Topic started by: cossy on March 18, 2009, 08:37:33 am
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Hi All,
Would an exhaust swop help the old turbo to spin up quicker? :smiley:
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yes turbo-back exhaust and a map help a lot :happy2:
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do turbo back include a cat?
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do turbo back include a cat?
Yep :smiley: I recommend the Milltek non resonated it sounds awesome! 8)
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man, i do want an r32 style.. but cost...
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do turbo back include a cat?
Yep :smiley: I recommend the Milltek non resonated it sounds awesome! 8)
dont follow the crowd :grouphug: buy blueflame it sounds :evilgrin: :evilgrin:
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And a High Pressure Fuel Pump. :happy2:
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i can definately say the blueflame sounds :grin:.i heard matts yesterday and it reminds me of god gargling rocks :signLOL:
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Nitrous , little 25bhp shot :driver:
seriously at what rpm does yours kick in?
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man, i do want an r32 style.. but cost...
i got the full milltek R32 tbe for 770, not too bad!! :happy2:
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Really?? from where?
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Nitrous , little 25bhp shot :driver:
seriously at what rpm does yours kick in?
Kicks in at around 3750.
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seems late that pal, can't remember exactly where my mapped ED30 used to kick in, but my S3 is earlier than that :happy2:
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I can hear mine whining about 3000rpm. Just do what I do and drive in a lower gear. I stay in second gear on slip roads, keeping the revs aroun 4000+rpm and then floor it.
Be careful I keep hitting the rev limiter and not realising till I'm outta acceleration.
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Be careful I keep hitting the rev limiter and not realising till I'm outta acceleration.
Now that wouldn't happen if you had DSG. :smiley:
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Nitrous , little 25bhp shot :driver:
seriously at what rpm does yours kick in?
Kicks in at around 3750.
depends on map obv but you should be full boost by 3k rpm imho
mines getting well into its stride even by 2500 rpm
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Now that wouldn't happen if you had DSG. :smiley:
Tell me about it. When you're flooring it on a DC and traffic's coming up fast behind you, you need both hands on the steering wheel. At this moment, DSG paddles would be really handy.
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seems late that pal, can't remember exactly where my mapped ED30 used to kick in, but my S3 is earlier than that :happy2:
Ok tried it on the way home from work, starts to spool at about 2300rpm and is kicking in well from about 2750rpm, so yours kicks in quite late
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K03 from 1750rpm and a K04 from 2250rpm, so you're about spot on Gaz :happy2:
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i had a full blue flame system on my old lcr, the difference was amazing after putting it on, spooled up a hell of a lot quicker and felt a lot more torquey, would highly recommend buying a blue flame system
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i can definately say the blueflame sounds :grin:.i heard matts yesterday and it reminds me of god gargling rocks :signLOL:
....I haven't heard a Blueflame on the GTI yet and look forward to doing so. However, "god gargling rocks" sounds a bit rough to me.
A track car sound on the road attracts too much unwanted attention.
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The Blueflame system is :evilgrin: but its so quiet on the mtr way
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And a High Pressure Fuel Pump. :happy2:
Has anyone got experience of this? Does it make a big difference to torque, and fuel consumption?
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had it on my ED30, massive difference in midrange torque no noticeabke difference in fuel consumption unless you use the extra all the time :laugh:
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had it on my ED30, massive difference in midrange torque no noticeabke difference in fuel consumption unless you use the extra all the time :laugh:
What does a high pressure pump exactly do?
Are they difficult to install?
Which ones would you recommend?
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had it on my ED30, massive difference in midrange torque no noticeabke difference in fuel consumption unless you use the extra all the time :laugh:
What does a high pressure pump exactly do?
Are they difficult to install?
Which ones would you recommend?
it allows more fuel to be injected when the standard one runs out of capacity.
so with a tweak to the remap, you can hold boost bit longer and gain more torque / bhp as a result.
but fitting one without a remap is pointless.
and yes, i wouldn't try doing a DIY install on a HPFP.
recommendations? APR / KMD / AWE / Autotech all do HPFP kits. APR's one is a complete fuel pump done at their factory, so costs more.
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I guess fuel consumption goes out of the window?