GTi Mark 7 engine tuning and exhaust
Discussion
AJB88 said:
Ah Il watch out for that then!
On my MK2 Leon Cupra R I had the REVO PCV delete kit, Might look into deleting this again.
Yeah just keep an eye out for oil leaks at the bottom of the bell housing and 'under boost' fault codes!On my MK2 Leon Cupra R I had the REVO PCV delete kit, Might look into deleting this again.
It's mental how much power these engines can make, and how easy it is to extract. It's like VAG are on a mission to rid the world of gasoline with their mental turbo engines at the moment.
ManOpener said:
Do dont map the new TSI engines.If your car is still under warranty I'd think twice before getting it remapped.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=146...
Google "vw + td1" for lots of info.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=146...
Google "vw + td1" for lots of info.
Edited by BlackLabel on Thursday 28th July 23:36
The EA888 in the Mk6 / Mk7 appears to make to make far more than rated power. Superchips' before and after mapped dyno graphs for MK7 here http://www.superchips.co.uk/curves/GolfGTIMk7220PS... 266Hp standard...........
330Hp for the stage 2 map .
330Hp for the stage 2 map .
That just means the either the rolling road is crap, or there's more boost going into the engine than specified. I bet if these engines making more than standard power were taken out and put onto the factory bench test rig, they'd show standard power
VW do typically quote the power on their turbo engines on worst case scenarios though. i.e. on a 50 deg C day in Dubai. Colder climates can typically see as much as 10% more due to the thicker air density.
VW do typically quote the power on their turbo engines on worst case scenarios though. i.e. on a 50 deg C day in Dubai. Colder climates can typically see as much as 10% more due to the thicker air density.
SuperchargedVR6 said:
That just means the either the rolling road is crap, or there's more boost going into the engine than specified. I bet if these engines making more than standard power were taken out and put onto the factory bench test rig, they'd show standard power
VW do typically quote the power on their turbo engines on worst case scenarios though. i.e. on a 50 deg C day in Dubai. Colder climates can typically see as much as 10% more due to the thicker air density.
When my car was in having the original ECU file taken off we compared it to the 300ps Golf R file and guess what... no difference.VW do typically quote the power on their turbo engines on worst case scenarios though. i.e. on a 50 deg C day in Dubai. Colder climates can typically see as much as 10% more due to the thicker air density.
AJB88 said:
SuperchargedVR6 said:
That just means the either the rolling road is crap, or there's more boost going into the engine than specified. I bet if these engines making more than standard power were taken out and put onto the factory bench test rig, they'd show standard power
VW do typically quote the power on their turbo engines on worst case scenarios though. i.e. on a 50 deg C day in Dubai. Colder climates can typically see as much as 10% more due to the thicker air density.
When my car was in having the original ECU file taken off we compared it to the 300ps Golf R file and guess what... no difference.VW do typically quote the power on their turbo engines on worst case scenarios though. i.e. on a 50 deg C day in Dubai. Colder climates can typically see as much as 10% more due to the thicker air density.
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