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  • 1.8T 20V cam timing step changes

    Ive fitted the 1.8T 20V BJX in my Polo with Cat Cams adjustable cam timing pulley. The engine is internally stock and is broadly in stage 2 guise as far as hardware goes. I'm going to experiment with advancing the cam timing and was hoping to hear from people who have done the same - I'm curious to hear what step changes bring results (if any) on an engine that is still fed by a K03s, what the limits are ie surely I should be able to test to at least 3 degrees advanced on the cams yeah?
    thanks for any help
    sam
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