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  • #91
    what a great read.
    Mave, you seem to make more and more enemies every post you make.
    like i said before, mave is king of google search and Wikipedia
    instead of talking about everything you know, have you actually done it to YOUR car? or anything technical for that matter?

    to the OP, if you want more power, go stage 2. you will love the turbo rush and the noise

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    • #92
      Originally posted by TRGTI View Post
      what a great read.
      Mave, you seem to make more and more enemies every post you make.
      like i said before, mave is king of google search and Wikipedia
      instead of talking about everything you know, have you actually done it to YOUR car? or anything technical for that matter?
      Congratulations Hong on your first post that doesn't contain your normal Anti-APR or Pro-GIAC diatrabe.

      If you have something to refute the comments that I made and the evidence that I posted then by all means feel free to contribute.

      Just because I'm not getting a heap of work performed out of hours by the GIAC distributor on my car doesn't mean anything Hong, anyone can toss a K04 in their car and make all sorts of claims with nothing to back it them up. If you believe so much in the dyno accuracy how about posting the ones from your car or GTILIN's??
      website: www.my-gti.com

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      • #93
        oh no.
        it's like herding cats.

        Hong - how is your LSD at low speed/around town?
        Any different to standard driving?

        that's an item that should have been a factory option on the GTI.
        .: MK2 Golf GTI [FWD R32 Project]:.

        MK4 R32 parts for sale - click here

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        • #94
          This is sooo off topic, either start other threads please rather than dribble on here.
          Thanks fellas, and keep it friendly too eh??
          Andrew
          Par 6 Golf GTI. Coilovers, BBS CH Wheels, APR'd
          Caddy van 05/07 (colourcoded) (BRIGHT! orange!) coilovers, Konis 18in. wheels, Oettinger tuned

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          • #95
            Hey decksla

            I would go A mate

            stage 2 with downpipe

            I have stage 2 with full exhaust and getting HPFP 2morrow.

            The power is really addictive! the fuel pump should squeeze a little bit more

            MID-RANGE grunt, 3000-5000rpm out of the GTI.

            I'M AN ENTHUSIAST WHO LOVES HIS CAR JUST LIKE YOU GUYS THATS WHY

            I JOINED THIS FORUM. BUT OF LATE OF NOTICED THAT THE MAJORITY ARE

            IN THE MIND SET OF MINE IS BETTER WHICH IS LOOKING VERY DISTASTEFUL.

            ALL EGOS ASIDE ,WE HAVE ONE THING IN COMMON, WE LOVE OUR VDUBS

            ANY OF YOU BLOKES WANT TO GO DOWN THE QUARTER WITH ALL OUR

            DIFFERENT CARS AND ENJOY WHAT WE HAVE!!


            cheers

            LUKE

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            • #96
              The thing I've found interesting, having recently gone to Stage 2 (TBE), is that you have to retrain your senses.

              Part throttle on Stg2 is about as loud as WOT on Stg1, so if you are basing your expectations on what you are hearing, then you can wonder where the power is. Push a bit harder though and you are quickly reminded…

              PS. Would be interested to hear what your impressions of the HPFP are ENERG1
              2021 Passat 206TSI

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              • #97
                Some people raise a good point.

                It's very hard to get a dyno from Giac is any better than APR.

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by G-rig View Post
                  Some people raise a good point.

                  It's very hard to get a dyno from Giac is any better than APR.
                  LOL.
                  And when dyno results are quoted that upset others, the others immediately cast doubt on the dyno - even though there's no basis for doing so (ie they weren't actually there themselves, &c...)

                  Bottom line is that ALL quoted figures are a guide only and are open to criticism from all sides. There are just too many variables for any figure to be taken as gospel (even manufacturer's claims - where they may decide to quote high or low, depending on marketing or political reasons).
                  2007 Golf GT | DSG | TR | roof | iPod rubbish | R line fog grilles | R satin mirror caps | R pedals | R console trim | colour coded GTI valences | R32 Ormanyts

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                  • #99
                    Agree with you there.. After doing a few dynos myself, there are too many variables to compare them properly to other dynos.

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                    • Originally posted by Maverick View Post
                      Congratulations Hong on your first post that doesn't contain your normal Anti-APR or Pro-GIAC diatrabe.

                      If you have something to refute the comments that I made and the evidence that I posted then by all means feel free to contribute.

                      Just because I'm not getting a heap of work performed out of hours by the GIAC distributor on my car doesn't mean anything Hong, anyone can toss a K04 in their car and make all sorts of claims with nothing to back it them up. If you believe so much in the dyno accuracy how about posting the ones from your car or GTILIN's??
                      Hongs and GTILINs arent K04s!
                      84 MK1 GTI
                      01 DC2R

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