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any mk4 motor will bolt right up. but you might also need the accomnaying tranny, axles, etc...
and a vr6 wil definaltey require a differnt instrument cluster, unless your a wiring god. You cna fit a 12v turbo in a bug, it's a tight squeeze, but it's do-able. a 24v turbo or supercharged is damn near impossible, but where there's a will, and the money, there's got to be a way.
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Well I am looking for options now. Maybe there is a simpler way to go with it. Maybe the swap is not what I need. Maybe I need like 2.0 supercharged, or a tunned version of 1.8T?
How fast is 1.8Turbo S (20V) compared to 1.8Turbo? What is 1.8 Turbo S? is it 5 cylinder? How far can you mode 1.8Turbo S (20v) to? Maybe it is better to pump the 20v to the desired results? Again how far can you mod 20v engine as far as HP goes? I guess in a NB something like 250-300hp would be plenty for me. |
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the regular 1.8t and turbo S are basically the same motor, all 1.8t's have 20 valves. the turbo s has an upgraded ecu, a 6 speed transmission, and a sportier interior. a chipped regular 1.8t and turbo s 1.8t pull the same power numbers, but then again, if you have the s, you'll have the closer gear ratio to boot.
adding a supercharger to a 2.0 is something you can do, if all you do is the supercharger and a mild cam to go with it, your only looking at maybe a little higher power than a stock 1.8t. as to why most people just say trade the car in and get a 1.8t |
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APR Stage 3 plus would get you to the numbers you are looking for w/ a 1.8T or there are a myriad of other big turbo options out there to choose from. There are a few NB owners here with that kind of power, but for more 1.8T performance tips I suggest asking the GTI crowd--they are more performance oriented (just don't tell them you are modding a NB). vwvortex.com is good reading, but you have to weed out the unknowledgable boy racer crowd, there is also a 1.8T forum (not sure of its' addy). In my opinion, APR, is the premiere tuner out there--merely chipping your wife's 1.8T (if it's at least a 2001) they can give 215hp and 247 lb-ft of torque, so add turboback exhaust, free flowing intake, bigger turbo? The potential is great. BTW--my TS is for sale, $9K
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What about replacing engine parts? Will the stock engine handle all this power? What should I upgrade on the engine side?
Also on APR site it says that the Stage 3 is for Jetta/GTI/Golf? no NB there? Also should I get 1.8T with auto or 1.8Ts with 6speed manual? I have an auto on Titan - so I never driven manual - but I can learn if that is what it takes to get the most out of this car. Last edited by DSedov; 06-22-2007 at 10:39 PM.. |
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APR has done a few Stage 3 NBs, but no, they don't advertise it--like I said before most NB peeps aren't performance nuts. There are only 3 that I know of for sure NBs with Stage 3. The 5 speed manual is stronger than the 6 speed (or so I've heard) and the auto? I dunno how much it can take.
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I cain't wait to see what power tuners are going to make with the 2.5. Big numbers are gonna still be awhile off, but i cant wait to see a dyno of a stage 3 turbo or supercharged 2.5. it's gonna rock.
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But wouldn't you agree for the sake of the discussion in this thread that the easiest, most cost effective way for this new member to get the car and HP he wants is to find a 1.8T car? and for the "macho factor" he should get a 2001 "Sport"(AWV engine code) or a 2002-4 "Turbo S"(AWP engine code)? |
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Neuspeed might be a complete turbo kit, but knowing Neuspeed...it's overpriced and underpowered.
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So back on topic. I am getting a 2003 Turbo S with 6 speed tranny.
How far would a K04, Kinetic turbo manifold and ECU reprogram get me? Also what about cold air intake and exhaust? Which is a better one to get. And after all that how am gonna be doing as far as HP at the wheel concerned? |
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APR 93 octane programming= 215 hp Forge Turbo Inlet pipe= maybe about 5-7 more hp Techtonics Tuning Turboback exhaust w/ high-flow cat= maybe 10-15 more hp Cold air intake= maybe 5 more hp So I might have 235-240hp or so. If you want to much more you should look into a K04 turbo kit--that could get you up in the 270 range. You will also need a better divertor valve and a bigger intercooler would be smart, along with bigger brakes, better suspension, etc. Check out ECStuning.com |
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