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VW Jetta 2.0 16v TDI (BKD) - 301hp & 440Ft/Lbs GTB2260Vk, Tubular Manifold, Race PDs

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  • VW Jetta 2.0 16v TDI (BKD) - 301hp & 440Ft/Lbs GTB2260Vk, Tubular Manifold, Race PDs

    Here are some pics of it when I got it:







    First up is the chassis -

    Audi 18" x 8.5" Fat Fives with 225/40/18 Uniroyal Rainsports



    KW V1 Inoxline


    We also fitted an Audi TT 2.0 TFSI Rear Axle and Alloy Hubs that gave us 26mm more width and TT Front Alloy Hubs and Cast Wishbones, which give an extra 30mm and more camber. I have loads of pics, but didn't upload them. Everything is much beefier and lighter.

    R32 345mm Front and 310mm Rear Discs. The front calipers have a TyrolSport Caliper Stiffening kit, which I would recommend it to anyone. Google it and see what I mean.


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    We used Eos 3.2 FWD Splash Guards with fit perfectly with a slight modification


    And it looked like this:





    We then fitted a Darkside Developments EGR Delete and removed the EGR cooler completely:

    After we mapped it and took it to the dyno, here were the results:


    Some little interior mods -

    Scirocco Flat Bottom MFSW



    Passatt CC Switches


    Thats how it stayed for a few weeks, but we had plenty more in the pipeline.

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    • #3
      We then concentrated on the body mods, we did the following:

      Golf GTi Front bumper with Summer grills
      Jetta GLI Rear Valance
      Hella Projectors with Lamin-X Gun Smoke Tint and Osram Nightbreaker Bulbs
      Smoked Rear Lights
      Smoked Reflectors
      Smoked Indicator Lenses
      Smoked Numberplates
      Rolled and Flared arches
      Black VW Emblems

      Here is how it looked:





      Next was to fit the Darkside Developments 2.0 16v TDI Turbo kit with a GTB2260VK Turbo from a 3.0 v6 Audi:


      Along with an S3 Intercooler and hard pipe kit (I didn't get a pic of the cooler before we fitted it, but it is all alloy with welded end tanks and no clip connectors):


      Milltek 3" System (made for a US Jetta GLI):




      We also modified the MAF, as it was deleted from the map:


      Then we took it to the same dyno so see what we were making


      235.3BHP and 330Ft/Lbs. This is on a very conservative dyno (the operator calls it the 'heartbreaker') with ZERO smoke and a very road friendly tune. 3 days after fitting the turbo I drove 1500 miles to, from and around Cornwall and averaged 57mpg for the whole trip. It didn't skip a beat.
      We still have some adjustment in the stop screw to get the boost to come in a little earlier, but it still pulls very well from low RPMs. What you lose at the bottom end is nothing compared to what you gain at the top end, it pulls like crazy to the 5000rpm fuel cut we have in the tune and pulls 130mph in 5th easily. I have found the 140mph electronic limit though, which we are working on removing ASAP!

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      • #4
        Next on the agenda are a Sachs SRE Single Mass Flywheel and Sintered Paddle Clutch, Peloquin Limited Slip Differential, fitted to a low mileage PD170 Long Ratio Gearbox




        Someone on the Edition 38 forum posted up a pic of the Jetta at their show:



        We then fitted the Sachs SRE Single Mass Flywheel and Clutch and a PD170 Long Ratio Gearbox with a Peloquin LSD Installed. We also strengthened the shifter forks so we can do some fast changes. Once the clutch was run in, a set of Race PD Injectors was dropped in.

        Here are the results from this afternoon:



        We did 3 pulls and they were all pretty close together, the best run was 301hp and 440Ft/Lbs.



        And here is a graph comparing the stock power to now, we have made pretty good progress!



        Here is the spec we have now:

        2.0 16v BKD PD140 Engine
        Darkside GTB2260Vk Turbo Kit with Tubular Manifold and 3" Downpipe
        Darkside Race PD Injectors
        Darkside FMIC Kit with S3 Intercooler and Alloy Pipework
        Darkside EGR Delete Race Pipe (Retaining ASV)
        Milltek 3" Non-Resonated Exhaust System with Twin 76mm Jet Silencer
        Darkside Developments Re-Map with MAF and EGR Delete

        301BHP & 440Ft/Lbs – Dyno Proven

        PD170 BMN Long Ratio Gearbox
        Peloquin Limited Slip Differential
        Sachs SRE Single Mass Flywheel with Sintered Paddle Clutch
        Polyurethane Filled Dog Bone Bushes
        Darkside Developments Short Shift and PU Filled End Links

        R32 Front Brake Calipers
        R32 345mm x 32mm Brake Discs
        Genuine Audi S4 Front Pads
        TyrolSport Caliper Stiffening kit
        R32 Rear Calipers
        R32 310mm x 20mm Rear Brake Disc
        Genuine VW Rear Pads
        Eos 3.2 FWD Rear Splash Guards
        Silver Zinc Plated Calipers

        KW V1 Inox Coilovers
        Audi TT Front and Rear Top Mounts
        Audi TT Alloy Front Wishbones with Solid Bushes and Adjustable Ball Joints
        Audi TT Alloy Front Hubs and Alloy Track Rods (26mm Wider Track)
        Subframe Spacer Kit
        Audi TT Driveshafts
        19mm Front ARB
        Audi TT Rear Axle with Alloy hubs (30mm Wider Track)
        Passat R36 21.7mmx3.6mm Rear Anti-Roll bar

        Audi A8 ‘Fat 5’ 18”x8.5” ET45 Wheels
        Uniroyal Rainsport 2 225/40/18 Tyres
        Genuine VAG Wheel Bolt Caps
        18" Spacesaver Spare

        Hella Projectors with Lamin-X Gun Smoke Tint and Osram Nightbreaker Bulbs
        Smoked Rear Lights
        Smoked Reflectors
        Jetta GLI Rear Valance
        Rolled and Flared arches
        Black VW Emblems

        Leather Sports Seats
        Scirocco R / Golf IV Multifunction Steering Wheel
        Scirocco Headlight, Mirror and Window Switches
        I-Pod Adapter in Armrest

        Next step is a cam, headwork and bigger injectors. All of which are difficult to source, but I will find them!

        Any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!

        Thanks

        Ry

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        • #5
          Waaaah, very nice. Great work!

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          • #6
            Very Nice! That thing sounds like a weapon
            06 VW 9N3 Polo GTI - Reflex Silver Leather/OEM Colour coded S/guard/OEM Lower Honeycombe Grille/NSP Boost Gauge/APR Stage 1+,Dogbone & DP/K&N filter/Forge s/shift,DV008 & Strut brace/PD 160/Samco camo TIP/Whitline RSB/FK AK's/17 x 8 Oettiger RE's/Alpine Head Unit & Sony Amp. OEM+FTW

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            • #7
              holy jesus. 600nm at the front treads! That thing must be a handful!

              Nice work

              got a in car video of it yet?

              p.s some of your photos didn't work
              VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
              There are few things more satisfying in life than finding a solution to a problem and implementing it
              My Blog: tinkererstales.blogspot.com.au

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              • #8
                Thanks Guys, Videos will follow shortly!

                Which pictures dont work? they are all hosted on the same server so in theory it would be all or none!! haha

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                • #9
                  my computer obviously had a hissy fit. All there now! Nice Dyno graphs!
                  VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
                  There are few things more satisfying in life than finding a solution to a problem and implementing it
                  My Blog: tinkererstales.blogspot.com.au

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                  • #10
                    Loving the wheels on this!
                    White Scirocco R
                    White MK3 Golf 2dr
                    White Caddy (Work Van)

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                    • #11
                      wow this is crazy ! needs videos now
                      mk6 TDi - DSG -VIEZU tuned- Carbonio . Whiteline RSB/Neuspeed FSB . Golf R interior . Defi boost . Twin 4" Magnaflow tips . GTI shocks & springs

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                      • #12
                        wow. something to get the aussie jetta drivers going.
                        Love the wheels also!!
                        Bora gone
                        Vento VR6
                        MKIV GSW TDI
                        7P Touareg TDI

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                        • #13
                          Looks great and love the work you have gone through with it.

                          Just wondring if there is anything you can do to hold peak power longer?
                          My Tiguan TSI APR Stg2 + RPF1's

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                          • #14
                            Why, do you need more than 300hp past the 5200rpm limiter? haha! if you mean the torque then we can hold it longer with a ported head as that is the restriction now but reprofiled cams might actually give decent gains so we will go down that route first! If we can do 320hp on an unopened engine i'll be happy.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by ryanp View Post
                              Why, do you need more than 300hp past the 5200rpm limiter? haha! if you mean the torque then we can hold it longer with a ported head as that is the restriction now but reprofiled cams might actually give decent gains so we will go down that route first! If we can do 320hp on an unopened engine i'll be happy.
                              forgot it was a diesel, hence the lower redline point.
                              My Tiguan TSI APR Stg2 + RPF1's

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