Specs of 1.8T engines?

Started by RS ZWEI, April 04, 2007, 11:02:38 AM

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RobClubley

1985 ur quattro
1992 Ford Courier - the sensible daily

RobClubley

Here's the dyno for the Ibiza

1985 ur quattro
1992 Ford Courier - the sensible daily

RS ZWEI

1980 VW Golf GTI Track Car
1995 Audi RS2
2003 Mini Cooper S (Written off - rear ended)
2005 Mini Cooper S
2006 Skoda Octavia vRS Combi
2009 Renault Megane 230 R26 (Written off - rear ended)
2013 Renault Megane RS265 Redbull RB8

RobClubley

1985 ur quattro
1992 Ford Courier - the sensible daily

RobClubley

There's some serious modding you can do if you have the cash. Eddy's 4x4 has cost him something like $85k including buying the car, but a 4x4 Skoda station wagon that can hold its own with Ferraris? How cool is that?
1985 ur quattro
1992 Ford Courier - the sensible daily

BB

But why is he using the standard ecu? It must be chipped tho?
Sure is some sexy looking pipe work there.
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HandsomeDan

Your head is easily turned, eh, BB?  ;D

I have to agree though - serious plumbing.
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1992 B4 Audi 80
2007 Toyota RAV4
2000 Mazda SP20 AWD (JDM Mazdaspeed Edition)
1996 Toyota Starlet - daily hack
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RobClubley

Quote from: BB on April 17, 2007, 10:16:43 AM
But why is he using the standard ecu? It must be chipped tho?
Sure is some sexy looking pipe work there.

Yeah it's been remapped but it's the standard ECU rather than standalone engine management.
1985 ur quattro
1992 Ford Courier - the sensible daily

qta4

standard ecu, to me means standard, no chip, no fish, no sauce.

There are many programmers out there who can modify a factory ecu to work with many insane mods.

For my big turbo upgrade i will probably use the eliminator series kit.

Turbo,maf sensor housing ,software,injectors
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GlenT

I would like to know what type of air flow sensor method does the A4 1.8t use?
And knowing this, how would one stop that annoying engine run on when changing gears or decelerating?

cao

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Quote from: GlenT on April 24, 2007, 01:41:14 PM
I would like to know what type of air flow sensor method does the A4 1.8t use?
And knowing this, how would one stop that annoying engine run on when changing gears or decelerating?

It is a Hot Wire MAF

Golf/Jetta 2.0 1999-2003 (AEG/ALL)
VW #: 06A 906 461A
Bosch #: 00C 2G2 032

Golf/Jetta VR6 2000-2003 (ALL)
VW #: 071 906 461B
Bosch #: 00C 2G2 032

Golf/Jetta 1.8t 2000-2001 (AWD)
VW #: 06A 906 461D
Bosch #: 00C 2G2 040

Golf/Jetta 1.8t 2002 (AWP)
VW #: 06A 906 461L
Bosch #: 00C 2G2 049

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