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Originally posted by Milos2504 View PostHey Deadpool how did you know which twintake you need because there seem to be two for golf5 gti. I am also looking to get one. Also do you know who would be cheaper on shipping, ECS or Parts4Euro?Driver Motorsport Tuned | Melbourne Car Meets | Insta: @VLNTVADERR
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Originally posted by Deadpool View PostParts4Euro is cheaper on shipping. You need the 2.0TFSI model. There's a Pirelli Model (K04) and a regular GTI model model (K03). Unless you've upgraded to the K04 you need the K03 model.GOLF 6 R - APR stage 1
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Originally posted by Milos2504 View PostThanks man, did you have any issues with your twintake I read on the forums that a few people have had issues with Forge Twintakes?Driver Motorsport Tuned | Melbourne Car Meets | Insta: @VLNTVADERR
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Originally posted by Deadpool View PostWouldn't have been with the TWINtake, it would've been with the WINtake. The WINtake had really bad fuel trim issues. The TWINtake has the highest rated airflow and can keep up the high demand in the upper RPMs. The only issues with it is getting the thing to line up perfectly due to all the pieces.GOLF 6 R - APR stage 1
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Originally posted by Milos2504 View PostThe stuff I read was actually for the TWINtake, I wanted to get a TWINtake but then I saw all of those so I thought maybe I will get the WINtake, but now I'm totally confused haha.. I don't know what to do. I would get the VWR but its too expensive. Did you install the TWINtake yourself?
Get the TWINtake, but beware of Murphy's Law. The only people I've seen have issues are the Mk6 guys as their MAF is in a different location to ours.Driver Motorsport Tuned | Melbourne Car Meets | Insta: @VLNTVADERR
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