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  • #16
    No real figure on it TBH.
    I would prefer not to open up the motor, but rather push the edge of what it's capable of.
    I think something like the JBS04 or Ant's custom ball bearing job sounds like the way to go at the moment.
    Once I get the SEAT cooler on, TIP and change out my DV to the 008, a good turbo upgrade and good tune is about all that seems worth it in terms on hp/$.
    Like I mentioned, I'd prefer to finalize my hardware setup and then get CC to write a good tune for it to get the full potential out of the setup.

    Then I'll start and finalize clutch and flywheel, diff, brakes.
    I've got a lot of plans for the interior as well, mainly to bring it up to Mk6 feel; leather retrim, etc.
    Polo GTI MY2008
    Build Thread
    136.09kW and 305.28Nm torques, Dynapack Hub Dyno

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    • #17
      ^ EPIC BUILD coming to a forum near you

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      • #18
        Originally posted by VWindahouse View Post
        ^ EPIC BUILD coming to a forum near you
        +1!

        And y'all need to show some sympathy for those of us who are still on a stock tune (until this friday!)
        2019 132TSI Tiguan
        2011 Audi S4 Wagon
        1988 MK1 Caddy
        2006 Polo GTI

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        • #19
          I'm curious to see how this ball bearing k04 goes as well, I'm guessing you planning on rods as well have you thought about frankenturbos
          Audi A3 1.8 T
          aiming for 200kw atw
          http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...-8t-71747.html

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Njay View Post
            I'm curious to see how this ball bearing k04 goes as well, I'm guessing you planning on rods as well have you thought about frankenturbos
            I'm thinking a low boost tune to start then rods and cylinder head later. Then I can crank the boost right up.

            Frankenturbos are excellent but the hybrid coming for me if more like the JBS with larger inlet diameter, larger billet turbine wheels and larger compressor housing to suit but the main difference is a silicone nitride dual ball bearing system.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by VWindahouse View Post
              I'm thinking a low boost tune to start then rods and cylinder head later. Then I can crank the boost right up.

              Frankenturbos are excellent but the hybrid coming for me if more like the JBS with larger inlet diameter, larger billet turbine wheels and larger compressor housing to suit but the main difference is a silicone nitride dual ball bearing system.
              Most important thing is that you limit the torque, there is a guy in the uk with an f23 on stock internals and it dyno 310bhp but jack all torque

              I was too scared of bending rods that's why I'm changing them
              Audi A3 1.8 T
              aiming for 200kw atw
              http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...-8t-71747.html

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Njay View Post
                Most important thing is that you limit the torque, there is a guy in the uk with an f23 on stock internals and it dyno 310bhp but jack all torque

                I was too scared of bending rods that's why I'm changing them
                Yeah if I can keep the same torque as I have now but make 300hp I will be a very happy camper

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                • #23
                  I had the opportunity to go for a spin in Ant's red beastie today
                  It's certainly given me something to think about! It's a very well put together car, all the pieces work well together.

                  A couple of non-power things I noticed straight-up:
                  The LWFW is quiet, hardly any chatter at all.. and I'm the type of person that gets driven insane by annoying noises! I'd been putting this mod off because I was worried about the chatter noise; It's quiet for all those wondering.
                  The coil-overs were very comfortable, noticeably stiffer but in a good way, not rattle your teeth-out way. Makes it feel like a little sports car and I can't wait for my KW's now

                  Now the power, like I said you have to look at the package because if I put that much grunt into mine at the moment, I would never get it to the ground. The suspension, bracing and tyres work very well to get it all to the ground. On paper, 20kw and 50Nm (between Ant's and mine) may not look like much, but it feels it!

                  Even with the standard K03, it has so much more top end. I think this might be because I'm running a few more stock parts (ic, tip, exhaust manifold). I can't wait to see what it does with the hybrid ball-bearing job. If it makes a similar torque curve but with more power like Ant mentioned above, I'll be signing up for one without a doubt!

                  In the meantime I'll get the IC and suspension sorted...
                  Polo GTI MY2008
                  Build Thread
                  136.09kW and 305.28Nm torques, Dynapack Hub Dyno

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by noone View Post
                    How much coin are you looking to part with?
                    I was talking today how my missers would be happier if I slowly siphoned off 40K into the polo rather than spending it in one big chunk on a Golf or something. Gotta work with the minister of W&F haha. Obviously I won't be spending quite that much, as long as there's enough for a good kick
                    Polo GTI MY2008
                    Build Thread
                    136.09kW and 305.28Nm torques, Dynapack Hub Dyno

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                    • #25
                      Thanks Sam, glad you enjoyed it!

                      Just wondering if you remember if the aircon was on when you went for the spin? I think it was. The reason I mention it is the higher you have the fan setting with the aircon on the louder the chatter but not by much. And you can only hear it when stopped at the lights.

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                      • #26
                        Yeah mate, the aircon was on at first, on 1 or 2, even then the only real time there was noticeable chatter was if it was in neutral and no foot on the clutch ...Then I thought 'what's this power-robbing device turned on for?' ..and turned it off haha.

                        Thanks again mate.
                        Polo GTI MY2008
                        Build Thread
                        136.09kW and 305.28Nm torques, Dynapack Hub Dyno

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                        • #27
                          Hahaha nice one!

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                          • #28
                            Does anyone know if the gudgeon pins on the BJX are floating or pressed?
                            If they're floating I was wondering if it would be possible to drop the sump and change the rods without having to fully remove the pistons or crank. Wishful thinking maybe

                            How good are the rest of the internals exactly. So far the rods have been identified as a weak link. Hows the crank and pistons? Would there be anything else worth doing while I'm there?

                            If the head has to come off, is there anything special to know about the BJX engine. I've done a few ground-up rebuilds but wanted to know if there's any nuances with the pog engines. Off the top of my head I see the process going something like this --

                            Drop sump,
                            Remove complete cylinder head,
                            Unbolt rods and remove from block,
                            Refit new rods to pistons,
                            Refit rods and pistons to block with new bearings,
                            Refit head with new bolts and head gasket.
                            Refit sump with new gasket.

                            Over simplification obviously, but give it a nice weekend and I don't think I'd have much trouble knocking that off..
                            Polo GTI MY2008
                            Build Thread
                            136.09kW and 305.28Nm torques, Dynapack Hub Dyno

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                            • #29
                              Holy mother of God am looking forward to this

                              Mate jump on uk-polos.net and have a look at 9N3 Turbos epic build thread. Heaps of pics and info form a guy who pretty much built his entire car. The thread is called Black GTI 6 Speed 320BHP.

                              Cheers

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                              • #30
                                Without doubt its sump off and head off mate. , I be frank after having many heads off etc , i try to make life as easy as i can, yep been around it pretty long and get the syndrome called mechanics back. now i mentione this with me in mind , you are a fair bit younger than me thus what im going to say may not be applicable. I dont hesitate to pull the front off most of the FWD vws now , as most are modular anyway, worst case is you have to dump the AC but ive done plenty without having to. I oncde the fronts all off its a case of dragging the lot out so you can work on it more comfortably, like i say thats my opinion, back when i was a pup with VW i would do it all in place but what a royal pain in the ring man. Nice if you are thinkning of upping the rod strength, good idea, there is a few polos that are going to have rods going out to lunch out the side of the block. But that goes without saying plenty said about it on here. Im prepared for mines to do the same even with the AGU stregth, Sam like i said to you the other day mate , the longer it sits on that stand the closer it gets to the head coming off, Sooooo close mate
                                Yes your list is in very much simple form but its a good start
                                Cheers for now
                                Jmac
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