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  • #16
    Originally posted by noone View Post
    The only Dyno I've seen of a Polo with a K04 pulled a 177.5 HP, which is about 132kw... Thats a long way shy of 159...

    I'm not saying you cant, I'm not saying I'm right, I'm just making you aware of what the 1.8T with a K04 has done. With all the right mods to accompany it and a more aggressive tune, I'm sure bigger numbers are achievable...
    Saying that about agressive tunes, I dont think APR is agressive enough, no matter if it is K03 or K04 software
    If I was to go a K04 I would probably look at a different tune like GIAC
    MODS- TOO MANY

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    • #17
      transmission loss of only 15%??? really...


      i like volkswagens
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      • #18
        Just ripped this from vortex:
        245hp/319tq on 104oct (182kW/432nm)
        234hp/301tq on 93oct (174kW/408nm)

        As a baseline, the same shop dyno'd the car in fall of 2007 with the same mods, minus the TIP and the K04:
        191hp/230tq on 93oct

        2001 1.8T AWW
        Mods are:
        Freedom Design CAI
        Forge/Samco TIP
        ECS N75 Valve
        Forge 007 DV
        K04-001
        Clamed MAP Sensor
        APR Software
        APR 2.5 SS TB

        Here's the link:http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.php?4475780
        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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        • #19
          In keeping with the OP, just did a quick google and here is the K04-001 info thread from vortex. Has a lot of useful info, what's needed, dyno charts, specs, for and against, user experiences etc.
          OFFICIAL: K04-001 Information Thread (click here before making another k04 thread)
          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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          • #20
            Originally posted by TazzyVR6 View Post
            Ah, that was your number...
            I was talking generally, but think 150 was the number I mentioned.

            Originally posted by Jarred View Post
            transmission loss of only 15%??? really...
            Its a guestimate based on Polo numbers. People have used this for the Polo, but I have no idea how accurate it is, so it could certainly be pesemistic.

            Originally posted by vwthunder View Post
            Saying that about agressive tunes, I dont think APR is agressive enough, no matter if it is K03 or K04 software
            If I was to go a K04 I would probably look at a different tune like GIAC
            Agreed. Giac or Custom Code to get the most power.

            Tazzy, those figures again look like at the fly, if they don't specify At The Wheels, they are likely not...

            There is a statement next to one of the Dyno's saying a gain of '+16 hp and +22 lb-ft' was experienced and is normal. Thats not much gain for the money IMO. Then again, its does hold the power much higher into the rev range, where the Ko3 dies off when tuned to come on at full boost at 2500rpm.

            Come on OP'er, get involved before we turn your thread into another stupid debate
            Last edited by noone; 25-06-2010, 05:00 PM.

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            • #21
              I think it's a bit optimistic. Driveline loss should be closer to 30%, not just for polos, but as a general rule. AWD will be around 40%.


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              • #22
                can anyone tell me whats the diff between stage1 and stage 2 then? i have most mods that fuzion listed (minus bigger brakes, n75 and fpr) and would like a little more oomph..
                is the n75j the one to go for? i've read abit where the n75 valve hasnt made a diff??
                **sorry to hijack**
                Platinum Grey mkV Jetta turbo, Viezu motorsport map, GT-CX 18", lowering to come

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                • #23
                  Yeah mate I know they are at the fly, but they are still legit measurments. Unless I've said ATW before then I've always meant at the fly Would be awesome to get that at the wheels on a K04!! All I'd hope for is 150ish ATW and 300+nm ATW. I wouldn't expecting to get a rocket ship but it shouldn't be written off as a mod, going gt28 is in a whole different league than K03s/K04 turbos and both have their places. A good point on the K04 is it makes more power/torque than the gt28 up until 3500 or so, but then you wave goodbye as the gt28 takes off ...apple and oranges
                  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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                  • #24
                    The MK4 starts off with a K03 and not a K03s like the Polo.

                    The problem as I see it is all about the budget. The software is pretty much the same money regardless of the route taken. The law of diminishing returns comes into play. As you spend the extra cash you get less for your money.

                    I'd definitely have a downpipe, turbo inlet pipe and dv on my shopping list if I were you. A set of S3 brakes are must have too IMO. After that you could go with plain software and have a great daily driver.

                    To go further, will ramp up the expense. I'd look at a front mount intercooler, exhaust manifold to go with a change of turbo. For me going past a KKK isn't the way. So I'd look for a good K03s or K04 and hardware as appropriate. S3 kit if you go with the K04.

                    Start off with want you want to end up with and then work backwards to the start point. Avoid changing the plan, especially after you have paid for software that you want/need to change, which will cost you again.

                    Gavin
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                    • #25
                      guys you just made a crap day at work all better! cheers

                      all good info and with that my thanks. i'm a little closer to an idea now and it looks like im gonna stay with the k03 and do the exhaust, intake and suspension. oh and a tune too!

                      i'll start a thread when i get her in my hands which is tomorrow (cant frakin wait!!!!) and we'll see how it all goes.

                      thanks again.

                      scott.
                      2003 MK4 GTi

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                      • #26
                        Glad we could help. Stock turbo has plenty of power, its all about helping unleash it without spending big money to do little things that make little difference.

                        Enjoy...

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