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Shock_Xe
19-05-2004, 08:58
As we are starting to dcome to a close on finalising the Ibiza 20VT tuning parts we Offer, we are going to look @ Diesel Options. As I dont own one I need you Guys to give me info and Feedback!

Firstly I can source TDI 130 & 150 Turbos, do they vary from model to model and are they universal fit between varying range i.e. 90/100/110??

Also We are looking at a FMIC & CAI kit for them also as we are currently looking @ the Leon Cupra & R so between the Ibiza/Leon parts should be able to get something together for you TDI owners

Are there people interested??

Jon TDI
19-05-2004, 09:12
Possibly interested in a CAI. Depends on what type it is. cpufreak has fitted a Dynatwist to his Mk4 Ibiza TDI Sport but I don't whether any power increases have been confirmed.

I believe the 130 & 150 turbos are different (150 slightly bigger). These are VNT turbos along with 100 & 110. The 90 is non VNT (I think???).

Any plans for exhausts on TDIs??

samm
19-05-2004, 09:14
I'd be interested in CAI's and exhausts :thumbup:

Shock_Xe
19-05-2004, 11:38
yeah possibly everything, as when we have leon cupra stuff in place it makes exhausts that much easier as we have a basic floor plan then as we do now tih the ibiza.

also cai's will be similar both heat shielded engine bay ones and filter in bumper onces as i have done on my ibiza.

So will a TDI turbo 150 fit a 130 or lower car?? Cause i can source em for around £220 each

Jon u ruuning a mk3 tdi? if so CAI and FMIC should go on similar to the 20vt right??

Jon TDI
19-05-2004, 12:34
yeah possibly everything, as when we have leon cupra stuff in place it makes exhausts that much easier as we have a basic floor plan then as we do now tih the ibiza.

also cai's will be similar both heat shielded engine bay ones and filter in bumper onces as i have done on my ibiza.

So will a TDI turbo 150 fit a 130 or lower car?? Cause i can source em for around £220 each

Jon u ruuning a mk3 tdi? if so CAI and FMIC should go on similar to the 20vt right??


Yeah Mk3 110 TDI, so I guess 20VT components would fit. What price are we talking for CAI?

If 150 turbo is fitted to lower power engine, then lag would be an issue I think.

Shock_Xe
19-05-2004, 20:47
Yeah Mk3 110 TDI, so I guess 20VT components would fit. What price are we talking for CAI?

If 150 turbo is fitted to lower power engine, then lag would be an issue I think.

Same as for a 20VT, maybe cheaper depending on filter price as you wont need a 330bhp rated one! :D

if u had a remap, wouldnt this sort lag or is compression different?? Can also get 130 turbo's too

Jon TDI
20-05-2004, 09:54
Any pics of the CAI for 20VT?

Remap may work to suit bigger turbo :confused: .
Don't wanna mess with my turbo ATM - still under warranty! ;)

Shock_Xe
20-05-2004, 09:57
here (http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=34340)

Jon TDI
20-05-2004, 13:21
Hmmmmmmmmm..........undecided whether to go for engine bay or behind bumper item.
Couple of questions then:-

1. Is the engine bay mounted CAI a Dynatwist? i.e. enclosed cone filter with ducting or exposed filter with heat sheld.

2. Will the 'behind bumper' CAI require the removal of the bumper?

Shock_Xe
20-05-2004, 14:03
Hmmmmmmmmm..........undecided whether to go for engine bay or behind bumper item.
Couple of questions then:-

1. Is the engine bay mounted CAI a Dynatwist? i.e. enclosed cone filter with ducting or exposed filter with heat sheld.

2. Will the 'behind bumper' CAI require the removal of the bumper?

exposed with heatshield but cheaper than a dynatwist and a larger filter

Shouldnt need to remove bumper, I didnt, aslong as u can get under car should be ok

Jon TDI
20-05-2004, 15:04
exposed with heatshield but cheaper than a dynatwist and a larger filter

Shouldnt need to remove bumper, I didnt, aslong as u can get under car should be ok


Cheers.

As I said, defo interested in the CAI (which ever one I decide!!) & exhaust. Heard that the 110 TDI responds well to turbo back free flowing exhaust.

BenS1
20-05-2004, 17:06
IF the TDI 110, 130 and 150bhp engines are essentially the same just with slightly different turbos, then fitting a 150 turbo on a 110 or 130 engine should result in a 150 with no more or less lag than a standard 150.

Also, as Deisels are lucky enough to use Variable Geometry Turbos they can act like a small turbo (To reduce lag) during spin up, and then act like a big turbo (More power) once they get going. The same theory would work with petrol turbos, but no-one has created a reliable one for petrols yet (Best effort is the Aerocharger I believe.).

Anyway, the point of this post is to say that IF (Can anyone verify this?) the only difference between the TDI 110, 130 and 150 is the turbo then fitting a 150 turbo (And a 150 map) will result in exactly the same lag and performance a real TDI 150. Obvious I know.

Ben

Tom B
20-05-2004, 19:02
You mean 115s Ben?

110 was non PD, 100 115 130 150 engines are PD.

Sorry - being a smart arse for once!

Shock_Xe
21-05-2004, 01:22
IF the TDI 110, 130 and 150bhp engines are essentially the same just with slightly different turbos, then fitting a 150 turbo on a 110 or 130 engine should result in a 150 with no more or less lag than a standard 150.

Also, as Deisels are lucky enough to use Variable Geometry Turbos they can act like a small turbo (To reduce lag) during spin up, and then act like a big turbo (More power) once they get going. The same theory would work with petrol turbos, but no-one has created a reliable one for petrols yet (Best effort is the Aerocharger I believe.).

Anyway, the point of this post is to say that IF (Can anyone verify this?) the only difference between the TDI 110, 130 and 150 is the turbo then fitting a 150 turbo (And a 150 map) will result in exactly the same lag and performance a real TDI 150. Obvious I know.

Ben


The 150 does have bigger injectors from what i read so obviously an issue, also probably has a larger exhaust and a fmic right????

BenS1
21-05-2004, 14:03
You mean 115s Ben?

110 was non PD, 100 115 130 150 engines are PD.

Sorry - being a smart arse for once!

Sorry I don't know too much about the TDIs, so I'm sure you're right.

prc
25-05-2004, 19:22
Here we go again....LOL

There alot of speculation but...

The 90 & 110 TDI are basically the same, non PD, the 110 having a VNT15 turbo and obviously different mappings.
The 130 & 150 PD engines have the same head, valves, injectors, pistons, crankshaft. The turbo is basically the same (VNT17), but with slightly different internals. The intercooler is completely different, 150 being a FMIC.

As for me:

As I had already mentioned, I'm interested in testing a CAI.