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Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Ian - 11-02-2012
Eff. I need to be lighter on the throttle then clearly. Lol
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Jacko - 11-02-2012
4WayDiablo Wrote:And DEFINATLY DONT get a ph2
Or a diablo.. They always break..
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Ed Doe - 11-02-2012
You and me too Ian!!! I think I used to average 28, with significantly less thasn that when hooning!!!
And f*ck your couch jacko
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Jacko - 11-02-2012
Haha, i'm just talking the truth
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - lewisdmz - 12-02-2012
driving in the city i'll struggle to see 300, country will be 350 max.
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Curt - 12-02-2012
Thread cleaned, lets try and keep it a bit more on-topic please people
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Midnightclub - 12-02-2012
Just wondering.. How well do 6's respond to a remap or are they fairly well tuned from the factory? Where can the biggest gains be had (other than boost etc.) for the lowest amount
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Dum-Dum - 12-02-2012
IMO theres no good tuning for a GTi6 thatll cost you less than what the car is worth.
If you get cams youll need a remap and TBH the cost of a remap for the GTi6 ecu is approaching the cost of a low end stand alone ECU which will be far better to map (and youll be able to tinker with the map yourself)
You can get a full ITB and ECU kit for under £2k but you wont see alot of change.
Cams, ITBs, stand alone ECU and a little bit of mapping = £2500
Better to spend your money on adding lightness, shiny suspension, better pads and good tryes.
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Midnightclub - 12-02-2012
Ouch.. that'll only take it just over 200bhp though..
It'd be better to spend a grand on the HDi to get a big vnt and decent clutch and fuel pump.
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Curt - 12-02-2012
That's the thing with NA petrol tuning... without adding boost it's hard to get significant gains without spending big money. In fact, even minimal gains require significant money... which is one of the areas where they differ hugely from the HDi tuning you're used to...
I don't think they'll be anything to gain from a remap on a standard lump, only with cams etc. But then unless you go for the mildest of cams, you have to take into account that the pistons may need work (especially if the head has been skimmed) as the tolerances are so tight.
Plus, because you haven't got the wave of torque you get from a diesel (especially as an NA petrol remap with cams will probably move the power higher and reduce torque) you've got to take into account economy will be worse...
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Ed Doe - 12-02-2012
^^ you can get away with lairy enough cams to get abour 200hp with everything else stock...
The standard inlet is bloody good tbh; hence you don't generate a huge amount by 'bodying, and imo its totally not worth the outlay, except for the porno noise lol!
If you're willing to do a bit yourself; you can make a charger conversion for a lot less than lynx's one, and that'll do 250-260hp easy...
But yes, ultimately yo'll struggle to get significant gains n/a for a lot of money spent. BUT you can do lots to the handling on a budget!
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Scott - 12-02-2012
Handling and weight
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Midnightclub - 12-02-2012
Hmm.. All of this isn't going on my pro's list for a 6' at the moment
Think the HDi will be staying.. Stage 3 anyone?
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Connor - 12-02-2012
Midnightclub Wrote:Hmm.. All of this isn't going on my pro's list for a 6' at the moment
Think the HDi will be staying.. Stage 3 anyone?
Its the only thing that makes sense... The money you save on not buying a 6 and insuring it and running costs ect... could go towards stage 3
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Midnightclub - 12-02-2012
Yeah it does tbh and at least i'll still be able to get fairly good fuel economy whilst cranking up the power still..
Think i'm going to need a conversation with TB at some point..
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - 4WayDiablo - 12-02-2012
So whats a so called stage 3 on a hdi? Bigger turbo and injectors?
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Midnightclub - 12-02-2012
Bigger turbo, fuel pump and injectors sometimes.. researching into turbo's now
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Scott - 12-02-2012
But the question is, do you sacrifice reliability? Plus you will get bored at some point, what about resale value?
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Midnightclub - 12-02-2012
Well i'm running 60bhp over stock at the moment and touch wood i've not had any problems..
Mate i'm going to get bored with power whatever car i have.. better the devil you know and all that.
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - tachagti6 - 12-02-2012
there not great on fuel... i get about 280 miles to a tank around town once only managed 170 when I was having a funny few days of driving like a tit, on a run their brilliant i got 410 on a tank
buy one you know it makes sense 
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Connor - 12-02-2012
Scott Wrote:But the question is, do you sacrifice reliability? Plus you will get bored at some point, what about resale value?
But the more people that go for bigger power, the more reliable it will become for everyone and the only way progress is made
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Midnightclub - 12-02-2012
As long as the emps aren't stupidly high and its not insanely high torque reliability shouldn't be an issue anyway. If I do it I want to do it once and do it properly, vnt would be cool but requires too much work IMO so I'll be looking at a normal turbo, something like a gt2052s, I've seen tf035's which look like they could possibly fit straight away but I have no idea how they flow so I'd need to check out the compressor maps for it
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Toms306 - 12-02-2012
Scott Wrote:But the question is, do you sacrifice reliability? Plus you will get bored at some point, what about resale value?
I agree with Scott, as I'm actually in a similar situation myself and have been trying for weeks not to start a thread about it lol.
You've gotta work out whether its worth modding the car you have, losing the resale, possibly breaking other things (clutch etc) and keeping a car that you're always wishing was different.
OR spending more money to start with on purchasing a car you prefer, then doing the mods on that, but knowing you'll probably prefer that one for longer I'm the future so it won't matter so much about the resale value.
It is a catch 22 really....there's several pros and Cons for both. :think:
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - 4WayDiablo - 12-02-2012
Mpgs... hdi
Anything else... 6
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Connor - 12-02-2012
4WayDiablo Wrote:Mpgs... hdi
Anything else... 6
Not true at all, whats wrong with a performance diesel?
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - 4WayDiablo - 12-02-2012
Nothing wrong with a performance diesel. But id still rather have a perv than a derv
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Connor - 12-02-2012
Its personal preference, yes a perv has more power to start with, but theres much more room for improvement with a derv
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - THE_Liam - 12-02-2012
Same here, I like big power diesels but money no object I'd take petrol every single time
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - Connor - 12-02-2012
Plus it annoys people more when they get overtaken by a train
Re: 6' Owners i need your help.. - 4WayDiablo - 12-02-2012
Connor Wrote:Its personal preference, yes a perv has more power to start with, but theres much more room for improvement with a dervHow so? I think theres more room for improvement in a 6.
90 bhp to 220bhp ish from a derv. Maybe more but in a 6 they can go from 167 to 560 ish
But yeah personal preference