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  • Good to hear it's running well mate.

    You could always advance the cam timing a bit to move the power band lower if you are struggling for bottom end..

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    • Originally posted by DUB 12V View Post
      is this for real???? i had a worked 1.9 running full aftermarket ecu with lots of mods in a mk2 and its was quick but not QUICK> how much power do you think it has,
      Power is always relative to what youve been in before .
      Best way to measure power is via rate of acceleration .
      The only real factor then is going to be weight , as long as you traction .
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      • Originally posted by jayjay View Post
        i actually drove a mate's vr6 for a day last week. pretty tidy. and it has torque everywhere.

        but driving this thing is fking ridiculous! k-jet is a big bag poop when the sensors are 20 yrs old and the loom is crustier than toast. to stop the pinging, the distributor is a lot more retarded than it could be and i pretty much have no power until 3 grand.

        but from then it's all a bit crazy. I have to completely change my driving pattern to stay in the torque band. right now i think it's somewhere around 5-6 degrees static advance but yeah, if i'm not stuck in the <3000 rpm torque hole, this will eat stock vr6s...

        Is the distributor regraphed ? Whats your max advance ?

        All critical sensors should be changed !
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        • Originally posted by Golf Loon View Post
          The car never had a relay, just lots of spliced wires from a sucession of owners.

          Beau built a new loom for the fuel pump relay and then was let down by all the relays being broken and overheating.

          New relay $75! And bingo car starts and pump is controlled by relay again.

          Quick road tune by me and its a bit of a beast
          Dont keep us in suspense ! What was the a/f like ? What wideband unit did you use ? Im guessing the car doesnt have lambda probe?
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          • Originally posted by Bug_racer View Post
            Is the distributor regraphed ? Whats your max advance ?

            All critical sensors should be changed !
            yeah i should get on to that.

            it was running about 32 - 33 degrees advance at about 4500 up to near redline.

            to what preen said, that's exactly what i thought about doing. advancing the cam gear half a degree maybe for a bit of drivability. But we're going to need to do something about the idle...

            if it's above 1500, it's fine and smooth, but above 1500.. if it's below it's like 700-1400 1600-600..etc ie lumpy as all hell.

            The idea of some sort of individual throttling interests me because i'm lead to believe that the individual pressure changes from each cylinder pulse doesn't affect the others. which ---> better idle (also itbs... )

            so yeah, i'm going to take some sort of plunge when uni holidays come around
            87' MK2 GTI
            13' MK7 TDI

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            • well it's been ages since anything has happened.

              i'm on uni break now so time isn't really of any essence.

              megasquirt i've been kinda slack with, (read non existant) so i took another plunge of sorts.



              the whole idea with megasquirt was so that it could idle with throttle bodies, but hopefully with these it might do the exact same thing, only mechanically.

              it needs a couple of linkage pieces but after that.

              edit: i think i'm going to have to also play with the distributor. but that'll be a bit later
              87' MK2 GTI
              13' MK7 TDI

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              • They look awesome Jay, you finally get the fueling you've needed all this time!!!
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                • wohooooo for carbs
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                  • are you going to run the carbs as throttle bodies??? if you are why didnt you just get some bike iTB instead?
                    Velly
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                    • Originally posted by velly_16v_cab View Post
                      are you going to run the carbs as throttle bodies??? if you are why didnt you just get some bike iTB instead?
                      that doesn't make any sense!

                      he's running carbs, cutting out all the electronic bs
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                      • hahaha. well actually i'm not getting rid of electronic bs, but tired component missing fanagled k-jet bs.

                        i'm running the carbs as carbs and modifiying the distributor for more advance.

                        then exhaust, then new shell. hahahaha
                        87' MK2 GTI
                        13' MK7 TDI

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                        • Originally posted by GoLfMan View Post
                          that doesn't make any sense!

                          he's running carbs, cutting out all the electronic bs


                          i have seen in the past people machining out a carb to fit an injector to run it as an ITB...because he said about running MS i thought that was what he was doing lol

                          all sorted now, back to the show
                          Velly
                          '91 2.0 8v GTI

                          Originally posted by DubSteve
                          I have wood thinking about you

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                          • hahaha. i just found out the most interesting fact..

                            the guy at techtonics tuning who i ordered parts from was colin.

                            apparently in the mid 90s, he ran a drag rabbit with and EV head on a 2.0 PL block with k-jet. the thing was stripped out to the max, like less than 700kg, but he was pulling high 12s on the 1/4 mile. holy jesus!!

                            i feel like less of a man for not sticking with k-jet now.
                            87' MK2 GTI
                            13' MK7 TDI

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                            • k-jet can work well, plenty of 2.0 16v's running back in the up between 180-200 bhp (@fly)
                              Velly
                              '91 2.0 8v GTI

                              Originally posted by DubSteve
                              I have wood thinking about you

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                              • Originally posted by velly_16v_cab View Post
                                k-jet can work well, plenty of 2.0 16v's running back in the up between 180-200 bhp (@fly)
                                x2 K-Jet when tuned right is a fantastic system Problem is getting parts for it over here
                                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
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