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  • Ramee
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    Looks like APR finally released the tune for Amarok.
    APR 2.0 TSI ECU Upgrade for the Volkswagen Amarok

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    263 hp at the crank not bad

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  • bombsquad21
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    Originally posted by Sharkie View Post
    Thanks guys .....

    Well I can now confirm that with a perfect change 2nd to 3rd an easy mid 6s 0-100 is possible in a stg1 TSI. With a more leisurely 2nd to 3rd (best to protect the box) consistent low 7s are achievable (all Racelogic confirmed) ...... pretty quick for a close to 2 ton dual cab ute


    sssssh!! I want to surprise people at traffic lights, well after my latest fiasco is over! Also I really really need to get cruise control

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  • Sharkie
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    Thanks guys .....

    Well I can now confirm that with a perfect change 2nd to 3rd an easy mid 6s 0-100 is possible in a stg1 TSI. With a more leisurely 2nd to 3rd (best to protect the box) consistent low 7s are achievable (all Racelogic confirmed) ...... pretty quick for a close to 2 ton dual cab ute

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  • mattex69
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    Looks good Sharkie

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  • MGV
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    I'll have a guess at 'just a bit'... But holding that peak power to 6000RPM instead of tapering off at 4500RPM.

    Nice work as usual Sharkie!

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  • Sharkie
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    Originally posted by Ramee View Post
    Anyways then a second guess 189kw at the hubs. ( pure assumption )
    Pretty good guess, close but still a few kw low ......

    Anyway you get the idea .... best stg 1 gen 2 EA888 result ever.....

    Full results in due course to be released by APR.

    At this stage we just don't know what to expect from stg 2 ..... lots more, or just a bit?
    Last edited by Sharkie; 05-07-2014, 01:49 PM.

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  • Ramee
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    Originally posted by Sharkie View Post
    More .....

    Quite a bit more actually ......

    Hint: kw somewhere between the 2 above, torque more than both .......
    ah! I thought it would generate same power as AUDI Q5 2.0 TSI APR Stage 1.

    Anyways then a second guess 189kw at the hubs. ( pure assumption )

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  • Sharkie
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    Originally posted by Ramee View Post
    How can we know?? you are the one should know it

    Let me take a guess... mmm 151kw ?

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    More .....

    Quite a bit more actually ......

    Hint: kw somewhere between the 2 above, torque more than both .......
    Last edited by Sharkie; 05-07-2014, 01:29 PM.

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  • Ramee
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    Originally posted by Sharkie View Post
    So ...... we are well down the track of finalising the Stg 1 tune for the TSI Amarok .....

    Bear in mind that this is really the last of the Gen 2 EA888s and in the Amarok with totally different hardware (stock FMIC, intake and exhaust all "better" and exhaust camshaft & turbo different) than any FWD engined EA888 VAG vehicle, closest comparison really a Q5 2.0TFSI.

    Not releasing any official numbers as yet, but as a teaser .....

    APR Stg 2 Mk6 GTI makes 174kw/380NM at the hubs on APR's hub dyno ..... what do you think the TSI Amarok makes ? ......

    APR Stg 3 (K04) Tiguan makes 204kw/418NM at the hubs on APR's hub dyno ..... what do you think the TSI Amarok makes ? ......
    How can we know?? you are the one should know it

    Let me take a guess... mmm 151kw ?

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  • Sharkie
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    So ...... we are well down the track of finalising the Stg 1 tune for the TSI Amarok .....

    Bear in mind that this is really the last of the Gen 2 EA888s and in the Amarok with totally different hardware (stock FMIC, intake and exhaust all "better" and exhaust camshaft & turbo different) than any FWD engined EA888 VAG vehicle, closest comparison really a Q5 2.0TFSI.

    Not releasing any official numbers as yet, but as a teaser .....

    APR Stg 2 Mk6 GTI makes 174kw/380NM at the hubs on APR's hub dyno ..... what do you think the TSI Amarok makes ? ......

    APR Stg 3 (K04) Tiguan makes 204kw/418NM at the hubs on APR's hub dyno ..... what do you think the TSI Amarok makes ? ......
    Last edited by Sharkie; 05-07-2014, 09:04 AM.

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  • brad
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    Unsprung weight v sprung weight.

    isn't the rule of thumb that 1kg of unsprung weight is equal to about 2.5kg of sprung weight? Plus the rotational inertia that has to be overcome.

    I can see your point though. I once spent an afternoon swiss-cheesing & deburring the panels on a Cortina a mate raced. Possibly I pulled 1 or 2 kilos out of the panels. The driver was a BFF and weighed about 140kg. No amount of panel drilling was going to offset the tub of lard in the drivers seat.

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  • Guy_H
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    My Stock Amarok 16"s were 32" kg's each (with tyres) on my Rok, I know have 18" ATS rims & 32.5" All Terrains, they weigh 39kg's a corner.

    Load ratings are going to mean a certain mass with wheel / tyre that won't be easily overcome.

    Doesn't worry me too much as I have a canopy, water tank, steel bullbar, winch, dual batteries etc etc....

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  • brad
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    Originally posted by bombsquad21 View Post
    Do your wheels really weigh 40kg Sharkie?..
    It wouldn't surprise me. OEM 17x7.5 with road tyres on an Audi A4 will weigh in at 21-25kg depending on the style of the wheel. Every extra inch in diameter will add 1-2kg and every extra inch in width will add 1-2kg. Add in that they are "heavy duty" off road style rims & 40kg isn't outside the realms of possibility. All in the wrong spot too (outside of the cylinder).

    If you can pull some weight out of the wheel tyre combo you'll see some noticeable gains in acceleration & suburban fuel economy.

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  • bombsquad21
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    Do your wheels really weigh 40kg Sharkie? I look very fwd to catching up with you finally and doing some comparisons..

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  • Sharkie
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    Also, fuel economy largely appears to be unaffected ..... did a 200km run yesterday (Brisbane => Sunny Coast => Brisbane with a bit of running around at the coast). Fuel economy at a fairly liberal interpretation of the speed limit still at 8.8l/100km overall.

    In town using the extra power also seems to be consistent at ~12l/100km.

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