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  • Originally posted by Hole46 View Post
    Same here.


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    Also installed CTS turbo inlet, Racingline elbow and DFB DV+
    Tiguan Gen2 162TSI Etuners IS38 Stage 3 238.6 kw@4 wheels

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    • Compilation of Turbos compatible with Ea888 Gen 3 engine. This list includes information about cost (USD), inducer/ exducer size, compressor / turbine, no. of blades:

      List of compatible GTI EA888 Gen 3 turbos

      It would be interesting to see what a Garrett turbo would do on a Gen3, compared to a hybrid IS38. Any takers?
      Last edited by Melbourne_Tiggy; 21-01-2019, 05:39 PM.
      VW Tiguan 162 TSI Highline w/ R-Line & DAP. Mods: OEM IS38 turbo, APR IS38 98 RON ECU tune, TVS Stage 2 + with custom TCU tune, APR Downpipe and resonator delete, APR turbo inlet, VWR turbo muffler delete, APR pendulum mount, APR dog bone insert, APR Open Pod Filter (MQB), RAMAIR intake tube, APR Red Ignition Coils, NGK R7437-9 Spark Plugs, DBA T3 slotted rotors front and T2 slotted rotors rear, ATE ceramic pads front and rear Vbox: 0-100 4.1s

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      • Originally posted by Melbourne_Tiggy View Post
        Compilation of Turbos compatible with Ea888 Gen 3 engine. This list includes information about cost (USD), inducer/ exducer size, compressor / turbine, no. of blades:

        List of compatible GTI EA888 Gen 3 turbos

        It would be interesting to see what a Garrett turbo would do on a Gen3, compared to a hybrid IS38. Any takers?
        I think you'll find why the IS38 hybrid is attractive is the degree to which it is relatively "plug and play". The amount of extra work required to fit a Garrett or other turbo is likely cost-prohibitive and bang/buck the hybrids are ahead.

        2017 Tiguan Sportline - Tigger73's 162TSI Sportline

        2016 Scirocco R, stage 1, 205kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's Scirocco R Build
        2013 Tiguan 155TSI, stage 1, 144kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's 155TSI Build
        2011 Tiguan 125TSI, Stage 2+, 152kwaw (sold)
        - Tigger73's 125TSI Build


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        • Originally posted by INASNT View Post
          I was going to get this intake or the CTS, CTS was going to be loud all the time (I'm too old for that ****e), raclingline expensive, just went with a good air filter and snow grate removal instead..
          Yes exactly why I got this intake. Nice and quiet unlike a number of others that are effectively open pod filters.

          The reason I got the intake is that there's limits to the airflow through the stock airbox. Stage 1 or 2 is probably fine with the snowgrate mod, however stage 3 will need an aftermarket intake I'd suggest for maximum gains.

          Originally posted by INASNT View Post
          Also installed CTS turbo inlet, Racingline elbow and DFB DV+
          Going to be getting turbo muffler delete, turbo inlet and a Wagner Intercooler shortly also.
          Last edited by tigger73; 21-01-2019, 10:53 PM.

          2017 Tiguan Sportline - Tigger73's 162TSI Sportline

          2016 Scirocco R, stage 1, 205kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's Scirocco R Build
          2013 Tiguan 155TSI, stage 1, 144kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's 155TSI Build
          2011 Tiguan 125TSI, Stage 2+, 152kwaw (sold)
          - Tigger73's 125TSI Build


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          • Originally posted by Melbourne_Tiggy View Post
            TVS ENGINEERING TCU REVIEW PART 1

            So one week into driving with the new TCU tune I thought to give an update, based on driving in D and having completed a launch with LC.

            Driving in the burbs, low speed, short trips.
            -Driving in D is now enjoyable and perfect, it’s like getting a new gear box. The shifts are smooth and holds the gears longer, and doesn’t continuously upshift to try to get you to 7th gear as quick as possible. When going from 1 to 2, it now holds the revs and enables you to have some available power. It did take me some adjustment, as previously I had to push harder on the accelerator to get moving, where as now I simply tap the accelerator and I feel instant power and the revs holding. It is smart enough to work out to shift to a higher gear when you’ve been gentle on the accelerator and steadily heading towards 3000rpm.

            Spirited driving on the freeway, maintaining 100km/h and short bursts
            - My greatest surprise was when I floored it in D joining the freeway from the on ramp. Previously there was a delay and hesitation, before the gearbox dropped down a gear and the power came on. Now, when I floor it in D, there is no hesitation and the car responds immediately, almost like driving in S mode. So there really is the best of both worlds in D and the responsiveness is all regulated by your right foot.
            -Gear shifts were pretty good before, but now it feels even more smooth, faster and precise.
            -DSG farts have gone slightly quieter, which I expected as the gears are now shifting faster.

            Launch control, when you need all battle stations on and the hand of God on your car
            -I have increased the launch control RPM from 3500 to 4000. In this mode the car feels more race ready, like a rally car. In terms of take off, there is no hesitation and the boost comes on very strong. So much so that I am getting some GTI style wheel spin and it feels like I am being pulled by Thor’s hammer, before my tyres grip and I take off like I’ve pushed the nitrous button.
            -The gears really change quickly in S mode and in a blink of an eye I’ve cracked 100km/h on the Vbox in 4.1s.

            Adjustments
            I’ve had TVS make a adjustment to the tune, as I found on the initial tune there was a very slight “clunk” decelerating and downshifting from 2 to 1 gear. The second revision is now perfect, no clunks and certainly none of those stock mechanical DSG sounds.

            Stay tuned
            I’ll write a separate review in a few weeks after I’ve had some time to drive in and experience S and M mode.
            Does the tvs tune fix the occasional throttle input delay when starting from a standstill or low speed?

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            • Originally posted by Psych101 View Post
              Does the tvs tune fix the occasional throttle input delay when starting from a standstill or low speed?
              Yes, it changes the throttle response, in D you hold gears longer and don’t need to shift up to the highest gear...off the line I don’t experience any delay and driving at low speed is now enjoyable and not dangerous, as you have power available to accelerate faster/manoeuvre in low gears, rather than been releagated to gears 6/7 (fuel economy tune in D). Highly recommended.
              VW Tiguan 162 TSI Highline w/ R-Line & DAP. Mods: OEM IS38 turbo, APR IS38 98 RON ECU tune, TVS Stage 2 + with custom TCU tune, APR Downpipe and resonator delete, APR turbo inlet, VWR turbo muffler delete, APR pendulum mount, APR dog bone insert, APR Open Pod Filter (MQB), RAMAIR intake tube, APR Red Ignition Coils, NGK R7437-9 Spark Plugs, DBA T3 slotted rotors front and T2 slotted rotors rear, ATE ceramic pads front and rear Vbox: 0-100 4.1s

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              • Originally posted by Melbourne_Tiggy View Post
                Yes, it changes the throttle response, in D you hold gears longer and don’t need to shift up to the highest gear...off the line I don’t experience any delay and driving at low speed is now enjoyable and not dangerous, as you have power available to accelerate faster/manoeuvre in low gears, rather than been releagated to gears 6/7 (fuel economy tune in D). Highly recommended.
                Yeah I get a delay even in sport off the line or maybe when slowing and then starting again. Give it throttle and nothing happens for about half a second. Doesn't seem to happen all the time though. Will need to pay closer attention to the conditions. I figured it must be a dsg thing.

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                • Originally posted by Psych101 View Post
                  Yeah I get a delay even in sport off the line or maybe when slowing and then starting again. Give it throttle and nothing happens for about half a second. Doesn't seem to happen all the time though. Will need to pay closer attention to the conditions. I figured it must be a dsg thing.
                  There can sometimes be a delay when the gearbox has to change 2 gears - 3rd to 1st for example or 4th to 2nd as these gears are on the same side of the DSG gearbox. The gearbox will have the next gear pre-loaded so it's quick to change but if it has to change multiple gears there can be a delay for the transmission to load the next gear.

                  2017 Tiguan Sportline - Tigger73's 162TSI Sportline

                  2016 Scirocco R, stage 1, 205kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's Scirocco R Build
                  2013 Tiguan 155TSI, stage 1, 144kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's 155TSI Build
                  2011 Tiguan 125TSI, Stage 2+, 152kwaw (sold)
                  - Tigger73's 125TSI Build


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                  • For me it's most annoying when you slow down to take a corner, then accelerate again only to find a great big nothing for half a second. It's even worse when you turn and immediately start driving up a hill. Using S is just too jerky on down changes in lower gears for normal driving.

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                    • Originally posted by OZROD View Post
                      For me it's most annoying when you slow down to take a corner, then accelerate again only to find a great big nothing for half a second. It's even worse when you turn and immediately start driving up a hill. Using S is just too jerky on down changes in lower gears for normal driving.
                      The only way to get reasonable response is to use S (or M). Otherwise you'll have to get some aftermarket DSG software to sort out the shifting.

                      2017 Tiguan Sportline - Tigger73's 162TSI Sportline

                      2016 Scirocco R, stage 1, 205kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's Scirocco R Build
                      2013 Tiguan 155TSI, stage 1, 144kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's 155TSI Build
                      2011 Tiguan 125TSI, Stage 2+, 152kwaw (sold)
                      - Tigger73's 125TSI Build


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                      • Just noticed that the new Tigs are missing the ESC OFF/ESP Sport button next to the gear shifter, when did they delete this? If it’s hidden in the menu that must be a pain to have to click into to intiate launch control. Does anyone know when this was deleted and whether it takes long to enable when you need to launch?

                        I looked on ECS Tuning and noticed you could buy the button and module/wires to fit it, but that really is a shame to have got rid of the button.
                        VW Tiguan 162 TSI Highline w/ R-Line & DAP. Mods: OEM IS38 turbo, APR IS38 98 RON ECU tune, TVS Stage 2 + with custom TCU tune, APR Downpipe and resonator delete, APR turbo inlet, VWR turbo muffler delete, APR pendulum mount, APR dog bone insert, APR Open Pod Filter (MQB), RAMAIR intake tube, APR Red Ignition Coils, NGK R7437-9 Spark Plugs, DBA T3 slotted rotors front and T2 slotted rotors rear, ATE ceramic pads front and rear Vbox: 0-100 4.1s

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                        • Originally posted by Melbourne_Tiggy View Post
                          Just noticed that the new Tigs are missing the ESC OFF/ESP Sport button next to the gear shifter, when did they delete this? If it’s hidden in the menu that must be a pain to have to click into to intiate launch control. Does anyone know when this was deleted and whether it takes long to enable when you need to launch?

                          I looked on ECS Tuning and noticed you could buy the button and module/wires to fit it, but that really is a shame to have got rid of the button.
                          3 touches and you have Launch Control. "Car" > "Settings > "ESC Sport" or "ASR Off"

                          Update on Intercooler, going to go with Wagner. I don't really want to take a $1.5-2k gamble over hoses.

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                          • Originally posted by twyat1 View Post
                            3 touches and you have Launch Control. "Car" > "Settings > "ESC Sport" or "ASR Off"

                            Update on Intercooler, going to go with Wagner. I don't really want to take a $1.5-2k gamble over hoses.

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                            Three touches is ok, prefer just pressing one button. If you are lining up at the traffic lights, it’s less buttons to press....

                            I think Wagner is a good option, especially if they make the hoses specific to the Tig.
                            VW Tiguan 162 TSI Highline w/ R-Line & DAP. Mods: OEM IS38 turbo, APR IS38 98 RON ECU tune, TVS Stage 2 + with custom TCU tune, APR Downpipe and resonator delete, APR turbo inlet, VWR turbo muffler delete, APR pendulum mount, APR dog bone insert, APR Open Pod Filter (MQB), RAMAIR intake tube, APR Red Ignition Coils, NGK R7437-9 Spark Plugs, DBA T3 slotted rotors front and T2 slotted rotors rear, ATE ceramic pads front and rear Vbox: 0-100 4.1s

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                            • Tiguan IS38 and Big turbo upgrades

                              I have the Wagner intercooler on order too. Mainly went this way because it more of a known quantity in terms of fitting. Don’t want to be halfway through the install to work out hoses are wrong length.

                              Also the 3 button press in the menus for traction control. It would be nicer with a button but I don’t often use LC so I can live with it. Mine is a 2017 build MY18 spec.


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                              2017 Tiguan Sportline - Tigger73's 162TSI Sportline

                              2016 Scirocco R, stage 1, 205kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's Scirocco R Build
                              2013 Tiguan 155TSI, stage 1, 144kwaw (sold) - Tigger73's 155TSI Build
                              2011 Tiguan 125TSI, Stage 2+, 152kwaw (sold)
                              - Tigger73's 125TSI Build


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                              • Originally posted by tigger73 View Post
                                I have the Wagner intercooler on order too. Mainly went this way because it more of a known quantity in terms of fitting. Don’t want to be halfway through the install to work out hoses are wrong length.

                                Also the 3 button press in the menus for traction control. It would be nicer with a button but I don’t often use LC so I can live with it. Mine is a 2017 build MY18 spec.


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                                There is an IS38 Tig out of Russia running an R600 intake and Wagner Intercooler, so this combo is tried and proven.

                                Did you decide on whether you are changing the intake hose from the intake to the turbo inlet?
                                VW Tiguan 162 TSI Highline w/ R-Line & DAP. Mods: OEM IS38 turbo, APR IS38 98 RON ECU tune, TVS Stage 2 + with custom TCU tune, APR Downpipe and resonator delete, APR turbo inlet, VWR turbo muffler delete, APR pendulum mount, APR dog bone insert, APR Open Pod Filter (MQB), RAMAIR intake tube, APR Red Ignition Coils, NGK R7437-9 Spark Plugs, DBA T3 slotted rotors front and T2 slotted rotors rear, ATE ceramic pads front and rear Vbox: 0-100 4.1s

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