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  • #16
    How about this...

    Golf 4 R32 Bi-Turbo 740PS/800Nm

    Golf4_R32_BiTurbo_mte

    Great video accelerating onto Autobahn (link on above page):

    PM if you are looking for: R32 rear sway bar; R32 suspension springs; Euro Headlight switches

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    • #17
      Suga's R32 isn't supercharged, jsut has a Kresseig exhaust
      Jig And Jason both have ABT Sportsline Mk5 R32s (they are UG in colour)
      AP has his white turbo R32. The TTR36 motor is going into his Scirocco.

      Turbo R's are just horn

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      • #18
        C2 appears to be the best choice at the moment if you want to turbo, or a rotrex kit for superchargers.
        Good thing about the rotrex is you keep the awesome exhaust note, and dont get a big heat build up on the firewall.

        I'll be looking at this route eventually on my 2.8, but to be honest I'd want to go full standalone since there isnt any one over here that remaps the std ECU's.
        And this worries me with interfacing with tall the std electronics like the dash, haldex etc.
        Maybe have to look at piggybacking the std ecu, with the standalone doing fuel and ignition only.
        Current: '04 Astra SRI Turbo - EDS IPF Flash, 3" TBE, Quaife LSD
        Previously: Bora 4mo, cams, coilovers, tune, exhaust, brembo's etc

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        • #19
          I put this idea to you.....by the time you stuff around buying/adding a standalone/piggyback system and trying to get everything to run properly...it would be cheaper to pay a C2 (or whomever) tech to fly over here and tune it, especially if you had two or three guys doing it at the same time..
          PM if you are looking for: R32 rear sway bar; R32 suspension springs; Euro Headlight switches

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          • #20
            I wouldnt expect so..
            ECU 1-2k
            wiring 1k
            tuning 1k
            = $4-5k

            flights from london return are $3k by themselves
            + accomodation + renting a dyno + tuning

            Probably be a lot cheaper if getting multiple people done at the same time, but considering there are only a couple in the whole country...
            Current: '04 Astra SRI Turbo - EDS IPF Flash, 3" TBE, Quaife LSD
            Previously: Bora 4mo, cams, coilovers, tune, exhaust, brembo's etc

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            • #21
              Originally posted by graeme86 View Post
              There is also a silver R32 in Brisbane that has a HPA single turbo kit on it.

              Dragan from Inmotive had it originally on his blue R32 in Sydney.

              I believe it was around $20k to get it all up and running properly.

              Unfortunately the "Bigdog" Twin Turbo doesn't fit on RHD at all...now THAT would be something.

              JBS in UK now have a single turbo kit...there was one in last issue of Volkswagen Driver magazine fitted to a Mk V
              That silver one has been sold that many times, sounds like they can't get the tune right. has been rebuilt at least once too.

              The most impressive (and reliable from all accounts) is apmitchells MK5 R32 .

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              • #22
                With 500+BHP who cares what it sounds like?!
                03 MkIV GTI - K04-001, APR 2.5" TBE/TIP/Software, Forge FMIC, GFB DV+, Powergasket+, Dark Tint, 17" Bora Sport, Bilstein shocks, Eibach springs, BMC CDA, Dieselgeek SS, Hella Celis, R32 Alloy Trim...
                95 MkIII VR6 (sold)

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by TazzyVR6 View Post
                  With 500+BHP who cares what it sounds like?!
                  You will only very rarely be able to unleash 500+BHP. You can unleash the sound anytime.
                  Cheers,
                  Trent
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                  2010 Renault Clio RenaultSPORT 200 Cup 20th Anniversary Edition - #19 of 30 - The French Connection...
                  2004 Volkswagen Golf R32 MkIV - #044 of 200 - Gone But Not Forgotten...
                  "Racing is life; Anything that happens before or after is just waiting." - Steve McQueen -=-=- "Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum" - Unknown

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Treza360 View Post
                    As per Graeme's comments above. The real problem once you get the setup to fit is getting a suitable tune for Australian delivered cars.
                    Cheers,
                    Trent
                    Thats what a $1500 standalone with about 2-3k more for tuning is for...
                    80,000km 1997 MK3 VR6 manual for sale - www.vwwatercooled.org.au/forums/f23/80-000km-1997-manual-vr6-nsw-sydney-67658.html

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Treza360 View Post
                      Doesn't sound as good as an NA .:R though! The whole gargling rocks noise is gone. Even stock with no flapper sounds better than that in my opinion.
                      Cheers,
                      Trent
                      but with the turbo you get the turbo whooosh
                      YouTube - Jeff's 500hp Turbo R32 - Trailer
                      '01 VW Bora V6 4motion - gone
                      17x8 TSW Hockenheims ~ TyrolSport Brake Upgrade ~ SMF + Stage 1 Clutch ~ 42DD Shifter Linkages ~ FK Coilovers
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                      • #26
                        It's the worst situation. You convince yourself out of it, saying that NA is "good enough"...but then despite your best judgement not to visit youtube you do so anyway, searching "R32 GOLF TURBO", and then it sparks up all over again!

                        Sometimes i'd just like to cry about it.
                        2011 TDI Caddy- AirRex x AccuAir setup.

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                        • #27
                          N/A would be a lot more fun if you had oodles of power and torque and you can plant it in any gear or anywhere in the rev range but it's pretty hard to get to that level.

                          Turbo is good fun when the boost comes on. Best of both worlds would be good with a turbo R32 but would end up costing a fortune and you could only sell it for the price of a stock car anyway. Best to put it towards a turbo car IMO.

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                          • #28
                            Bingo!
                            if it comes time to spend $10k on a turbo/supercharger conversion, its likely i'd spend the cash on another car, and keep the Bora a little less "unmolested".

                            That said, i'd like a piggyback ECU + cams + headwork
                            Current: '04 Astra SRI Turbo - EDS IPF Flash, 3" TBE, Quaife LSD
                            Previously: Bora 4mo, cams, coilovers, tune, exhaust, brembo's etc

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                            • #29
                              pfft if i had 6k to spend i'd turbo my bora in a heartbeat (the only turbo bora in oz?)
                              '01 VW Bora V6 4motion - gone
                              17x8 TSW Hockenheims ~ TyrolSport Brake Upgrade ~ SMF + Stage 1 Clutch ~ 42DD Shifter Linkages ~ FK Coilovers
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                              • #30
                                Originally posted by Lonewolf1983 View Post
                                Bingo!
                                if it comes time to spend $10k on a turbo/supercharger conversion, its likely i'd spend the cash on another car, and keep the Bora a little less "unmolested".

                                That said, i'd like a piggyback ECU + cams + headwork
                                Schrick 268s are the favourite for road cams for VR6's.
                                If oyu are doing it NA may as well do it properly, big cams (276+), and the supporting work for it. A port and polish to suit a 268 or a port and poilish to suit 276, do it once properly. And if were really keen, ITB's. Search for Gareth Spiller's Vento on youtube

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