For Australian R32's we need the Euro-Spec version - the primary difference is that the GIAC software is different and it costs a bit more because VF need to essentially pay a royalty to the UK guys who helped to modify the software for our non-USA cars.
Unfortunately our Australian cars are slightly different to the Euro/UK cars and the kit does need a few minor mods to get the piping fitted properly. I had Mark's Workshop in Perth do the initial install and he did a great job.
For us in Austrtalia/NZ, a significant cost is the freight as the supercharger itself is quite heavy and for the Stage 2 kit, the intercooler is reasonably large in volume.
VF are no longer making/selling the Stage 3/4 supercharger kits for the Golf R32 as they had problems with those blowers and fitment issues which unfortunately made them a bit unreliable. I have actually been to VF-Engineering and met with Nik, Jeff and the team and saw their new turbo kit for the R32 - very nicely made and will also use GIAC software. You can see the dyno charts and other info on VWVortex and it uses a water-air charge-cooler. HPA have also announced a new set of kits based around a similar approach and both kits will be launched at Waterfest in the USA shortly.
Lots of fun
Steve
Unfortunately our Australian cars are slightly different to the Euro/UK cars and the kit does need a few minor mods to get the piping fitted properly. I had Mark's Workshop in Perth do the initial install and he did a great job.
For us in Austrtalia/NZ, a significant cost is the freight as the supercharger itself is quite heavy and for the Stage 2 kit, the intercooler is reasonably large in volume.
VF are no longer making/selling the Stage 3/4 supercharger kits for the Golf R32 as they had problems with those blowers and fitment issues which unfortunately made them a bit unreliable. I have actually been to VF-Engineering and met with Nik, Jeff and the team and saw their new turbo kit for the R32 - very nicely made and will also use GIAC software. You can see the dyno charts and other info on VWVortex and it uses a water-air charge-cooler. HPA have also announced a new set of kits based around a similar approach and both kits will be launched at Waterfest in the USA shortly.
Lots of fun

Steve
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