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  • Hello gang... here I'm again... sad news today....

    Total destruction last week... but like a Spartan.. never retreat, never surrender!

    The third gear from the primary shaft fail, cracking the gear box case and damaging some other components.







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    • Holy bloody hell!
      That is brutal.

      Hopefully you can recover from it and get the Polo back on track.

      Keep us updated.
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      • dang!!! thats horrible!
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        • Certainly brutal, ouch, bet it made quite a noise too.

          so is that a power/torque related failure, or from driving style/abuse? Basically, are others likely to have that happen on a track day if running conservative power?
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          • Originally posted by seangti View Post
            Certainly brutal, ouch, bet it made quite a noise too.

            so is that a power/torque related failure, or from driving style/abuse? Basically, are others likely to have that happen on a track day if running conservative power?
            It is a power/torque failure... the car was sitting on my garage for 3 weeks... clean and polished…
            I took it for a ride Thursday morning and the gear fail in the first push…
            I really didn’t expect it. I will repair the damage with stock parts… I will need time to do a primary shaft with the gears incorporated… I will try to make it 6 speed.
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            • Are you going to rebuild it stronger?

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              • Originally posted by AusScare View Post
                Are you going to rebuild it stronger?
                That's the idea.
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                • wholly crap man ! bad luck . hope shes on the roads soon .
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                  • Thats a let go alright!!! hope it gets well soon. Im used to seeing the diff pins cracking the bellhousing, havent seen the outer casing suffer a crunch like that. Your thinkin 6sp, see if you can get your hands on a 02M. i think one of the Uk fellas has done one with plenty mount mods.
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                    • Hello again..

                      Fit the 02M in the Polo... I think it will be a problem.

                      I will try to do a nice job on this one.
                      It will took at least 40 days to get something done. Let's see.




                      Last edited by Plautos; 25-03-2010, 06:40 AM.
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                      • What’s up gang!

                        Well how everybody knows, the car is rolling again but with the stock gearbox... what I didn’t told is that I finally installed the new APR Stage3+ software.

                        I also installed new Bosch gen4 50lb/h injectors.

                        In a few words the car changed a lot…. Principally at the N/A fase and when it still cold. I felt the power much more balanced too.

                        Today I went to the dyno and tested 3 alternatives of camshaft timing.
                        Here are the results, all made in fourth gear.

                        Retarded 4 degrees


                        Stock


                        Advanced 3 degrees



                        Well.. the dyno results show me that the stock timing was the best. There the engine delivers more power and torque. But everybody knows… no dyno replace a track!

                        I was specting better results with advanced timing, especially in torque.

                        In the STOCK graphics you can see 300whp and 35kgf.m of torque. It is around 340bhp.
                        The car is strong, today I broke something in the right axel.
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                        • I'm BACK!

                          I was a little frustrated with the lack of track days, but there is a light in the end of the tunnel.

                          Here are some other upgrades I'm performing in the car.

                          How I told you before, I remove the SAI PUMP, N75, N112 and N149 and in their places I installed resistors.

                          I started an experience some weeks ago. I bought a pair of rear spindles and machine then removing 0,7mm diagonally.

                          The idea is remove convergence from the rear wheels to make the car corner better.

                          I installed the parts today, I didn’t pulled any g’s doing slaloms yet, but I notice in a few corners the ESP more active!



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                          • Originally posted by Plautos View Post
                            I remove the SAI PUMP, N75, N112 and N149 and in their places I installed resistors
                            Hi Plautos

                            I understand the logic of removing the N112 and N149, but I'm unclear how the wastegate works with the N75 removed. Can you post a picture showing the new layout of your vacuum lines?

                            Thanks

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                            • Originally posted by Catfish View Post
                              Hi Plautos

                              I understand the logic of removing the N112 and N149, but I'm unclear how the wastegate works with the N75 removed. Can you post a picture showing the new layout of your vacuum lines?

                              Thanks
                              Here are some pictures...




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                              • Thanks for the pictures. Are you happy with the Festo valve controlling the wastegte by itself?

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