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the Official 16v thread
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Screw 2.0.
1.9 all the way!
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Now that we're over that crap..
Exhausts.. Tell me what is the best option.
I've heard that the cast mani with good secondaries works well and i've heard extractors are far better. So please, i'd like to hear some advice.
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Originally posted by Preen59 View PostScrew 2.0.
1.9 all the way!
Originally posted by Preen59 View PostNow that we're over that crap..
Exhausts.. Tell me what is the best option.
I've heard that the cast mani with good secondaries works well and i've heard extractors are far better. So please, i'd like to hear some advice.
A good set of extractors will gain around 8-10% from just about every golf magazine I've read.
PS was yours a KR to start with Preeny?
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Originally posted by ausgolfer View PostI hear that and I want that
Only experience is that the cast manifold on a KR is pretty decent as far as standard manifolds go. Mustn't have been cheap to produce.
A good set of extractors will gain around 8-10% from just about every golf magazine I've read.
PS was yours a KR to start with Preeny?
Yep KR dude.
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Originally posted by velly_16v_cab View PostAshley 16-valve 4 branch manifold and a something like a 2" or 2.5" diameter bore system
my 16v runs a 4 branch manifold (make unknow) and a little 1.75" dimeter system (for the OME look)
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Originally posted by velly_16v_cab View Postsomething i will look into.
got a few plans about importing stuff. (16v stuff)
YOU'RE THE MAN, Velly.
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Originally posted by ausgolfer View Postcast manifold on a KR is pretty decent as far as standard manifolds go. Mustn't have been cheap to produce.
A good set of extractors will gain around 8-10% from just about every golf magazine I've read.
PS was yours a KR to start with Preeny?
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Originally posted by evorobin View PostStrange I've heard headers/extractors do jack. I've got a 2.25 exhaust and would happily fork out $$$ for a performance gain!
Exatractors do work, you can feel the difference, but it is not as good if you have a poo intake.1993 MK1 CAB ! Work in Progress........
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Originally posted by Preen59 View PostWho's the man?
YOU'RE THE MAN, Velly.
4 branch Manifolds (Exatractors) make one hell of a difference!
Esp at the top end where a 16v tends to live most of it life.
My mates 2.0 16v GTI Egnineering jetta had a polished and ported standard cast manifold and he was told that will do him. After alot of playing about he later changed it for Ashley manifold and gained 10BHP @ wheels and broke the 190bhp @ flywheel.
He now fits them to all this 16vs builds (he has since built 2 mk1 16v's)Velly
'91 2.0 8v GTI
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Originally posted by Brisben View PostYou also need to have a good air delivery to support the new exhaust capabilities.
Exatractors do work, you can feel the difference, but it is not as good if you have a poo intake.
Doesn't really make much difference. You can't get much more air into a 16v without changing the intake manifold entirely - and even then it's not worth the effort.
They are crap engine design for an NA motor. They just develop good torque and sound great
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Originally posted by Valver. View PostDoesn't really make much difference. You can't get much more air into a 16v without changing the intake manifold entirely - and even then it's not worth the effort.
They are crap engine design for an NA motor. They just develop good torque and sound great
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