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Welcome to the new look VWWatercooled
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for all you diesel nuts
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for all you diesel nuts
VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
There are few things more satisfying in life than finding a solution to a problem and implementing it
My Blog: tinkererstales.blogspot.com.auTags: None
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Figures and chips
OK The article said that the exhaust system and the chip made all of these difference:
GOLF TDI Mk V Racing Version Specifications
Engine capacity (litres / cc): 2.0 / 1968
Configuratiom 4 cyl, 16v
Engine management: Volkswagen with Superchips mapping
Power output (PS @ rpm): 210 @ 4,000 (standard model 140)
Max torque (lbs ft @ rpm): 330 @ 1,750 (standard model 236)
Engine capacity (litres / cc): 2.0 / 1968
Configuration 4 cyl, 16v
Engine management: Volkswagen with Superchips mapping
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I'm amazed! That's a 50% increase in power and an almost equivalent increase in torque. If such minor changes can make such a huge difference in performance why don't we all do it?
Andrew...Expect to see me real soon!
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yeh that car has an absolute mountain of torque!!! makes a V8 look positively weak at the knees. imagine that engine in a Mk1VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
There are few things more satisfying in life than finding a solution to a problem and implementing it
My Blog: tinkererstales.blogspot.com.au
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Errr....lads. This car is now over 2 years old. And things have moved on.....check out www.vw-cup.co.uk
The MkV TDi Golf had it's first UK win late last month. Represents the first TDi win since 2002.
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now now boss... some mention is better than none. the fact that it beat a R32 says enough for a whole articleVW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
There are few things more satisfying in life than finding a solution to a problem and implementing it
My Blog: tinkererstales.blogspot.com.au
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I have driven "chipped" diesels in England and they are impressive. I have had thoughts of putting a Mk4 TDi engine into my Mk2 GTI for Improved Production racing. I work as an engineer for an engine management system manufacturer so getting it to work would not be a problem for me but finding the money to do it properly is a different story! Imagine how upset the rotary and V8 boys would be if they got beaten by a front wheel drive oil burner! I have done some racing in Germany and seen how well some of the Golf and Bora diesels go on the track, it would be so cool to have one here!
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The Power and the Glory
Originally posted by RoscoeI have driven "chipped" diesels in England and they are impressive. I have had thoughts of putting a Mk4 TDi engine into my Mk2 GTI for Improved Production racing. I work as an engineer for an engine management system manufacturer so getting it to work would not be a problem for me but finding the money to do it properly is a different story! Imagine how upset the rotary and V8 boys would be if they got beaten by a front wheel drive oil burner! I have done some racing in Germany and seen how well some of the Golf and Bora diesels go on the track, it would be so cool to have one here!
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