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1.8T cupra T 180bhp.. possibilities
hi just looking at a 2003 cupra t with 180 bhp. the one that looks like this..
although the Cupra R looks mint (and is probably better) i actually prefer the older style lip. anyways, what are the tuning possibilities with the 180bhp version as regards to a remap + exhaust + intercooler (sports cat) can i see over 50bhp increase.. id be aiming for 250bhp. any help appreciated. ![]() btw youve got to admit the older face looks newer !!! hehe much better than a gawping mouth 'R'... the model pictured is mint . has anyone put an induction kit relocation air-pipe between the middle hole preff in blue or red ??? even better
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I assume you mean the lower front bumper. The cupra has the bumper above and the R has the big mouth, both are current models. As for power someone more knowledgeable than I will have to help
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anyone ?? before i buy a scoob instead (yawn)
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easy 30bhp increase via a serial port remap by revo...£500 plus vat
takes output to 210bhp.... a second intercooler conversion more costly but will get you up to 250bhp so 250bhp for about 1k all in... you can get these engines up to 300bhp plus but you'll need around £3000 to do this.
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how will a second intercooler net 40bhp mr sheerin?normally would sustain any power longer,not increase it???????
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yes the intercooler will sustain power longer but it will increase it aswell.... ok...maybe not by 40bhp but certainly by 20. 230bhp creeps into scoob territory..
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235bhp (max) on a k03's Leon and this is pushing quite hard as well. For over 250bhp (around the 270-280bhp mark) a Gt28r bolt on kit would do it no probs or a low spec jabba kit. After that for over 300bhp u need a big Garrett Gt2817r or a Gt28rs or Jabba's IHI.
With the leon it's not that much diff from the Ibiza the brakes, suspension, and extra cooling are required. And some higher speed rated tyres more than likely. |
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with these bolt on kits with bigger turbos do you get serious turbo lag ?? also a 2nd sidemount intercooler sounds nice.. but im concerned that with all this extra bhp you wont be able to put the power down ?? is this a problem for you guys with big bhp i.e. over 210 in a FWD car.
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TBH it doesn't sound like you have driven the LC or the LCR, go drive a 210 or 225 and see how it puts the power down.
BTW LCR210's are kicking out 235bhp anyway and 225's close to 250bhp standard so with a chip expect 270+bhp. THEN get a cupra bumper and flog the cupra R bumper, swap 'em over and for Chip £500 notes ish and someone will probably swap the bumper, paint and fit only £300 ish all in £800 and 270+bhp and 300+lbs/ft Oh and the extra cost of the LCR to start with
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I personally think the R looks far more aggressive than the Cupra (which is intentional) and that was one of the big deciding factors for me Not being off with you or anything, but please try not to make bold sweeping statements without the use of "IMHO"...![]() [/PICKY UN-IMPORTANT MODE OFF]
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hi just looking at a 2003 cupra t with 180 bhp. the one that looks like this.. << thats what i said
nup i dont own an LC ? didnt think i implied that i did.. the pic is the one i was testing with 180bhp. i have however been in a MeganeRS with 225 bhp FWD and that was fine (although some torque steer) but that has an electronic LSD and a few other bits to stop this happening while the leon`s dont. not really concerned with TS on just 210 bhp but mainly for 250-270bhp. BTW thanxs mark sheerin + Madmile for the advise and info it was exaclty what i was lookin for p.s i did say the LCR still looked awesome. which it does. i just prefer other style maybe time will change that but a classic look lasts a long time. Last edited by Teed; 06-09-2004 at 12:48. |
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Torque steer isn't bad on a modded 210/225, very little extra over a std car. So drive a standard LCR and see.
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Anyway, do drive an LCR, you'll see that torque steer is actually very well contained. And the Megane hasn't received favourable reviews either... |
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yeah - it's the crap TCS, kills the power if one of the wheels spins much more than the other.
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No mechanical diff AFAIK
And go for Quaife or Peloquin for well under £1k you have serious traction
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there is a mechanical diff (you can go round corners can't you)
mechanical diff isn't the same as a limited slip diff. (in the reference you're giving)
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