Anybody managed to make the VAG 1.8T motor sound good?
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Morning all, I'm planning a weekend toy purchase in the coming months, and am already going through the process of deciding what I want.
The MK1 TT 240 Sport ticks most of my boxes, good looking, quite rare, manual box, cracking interior etc... But quite high up my priority list is a good sounding engine/exhaust, and at least in standard form, that can't be said of this car!
Would be interested to hear of the best solutions out there.
Thanks a lot.
The MK1 TT 240 Sport ticks most of my boxes, good looking, quite rare, manual box, cracking interior etc... But quite high up my priority list is a good sounding engine/exhaust, and at least in standard form, that can't be said of this car!
Would be interested to hear of the best solutions out there.
Thanks a lot.
Riff Raff said:
I can't see that it would be cost effective to do such a swap.
And even if you did, you would end up with a car that is slower in a straight line, doesn't handle as well, and is thirstier. And you would have destroyed any originality in a car that may well be destined to be a future classic.
If sound is what it's all about, buy a V6 instead of a 240.
Me, I quite like the burble that the standard car makes.
Yes, making a V6 look like a Sport 240 would probably be the cheaper way to get to the same target I guess, but I agree with your future classic comment - one of the reasons it's under consideration...And even if you did, you would end up with a car that is slower in a straight line, doesn't handle as well, and is thirstier. And you would have destroyed any originality in a car that may well be destined to be a future classic.
If sound is what it's all about, buy a V6 instead of a 240.
Me, I quite like the burble that the standard car makes.
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