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You dont need to change anything:
Drive it like a **** and you'll need a new clutch, drive normally and you'll be ok.
You dont need to change anything:
Drive it like a **** and you'll need a new clutch, drive normally and you'll be ok.
yep correct. As you have a older gen non PD get Upsolute to remap it for about £350, they are best with the non PD units. You should see about 140-150hp.
If you live anywhere near, AwsomeGTI near Manchester were doing non-pd tdi 110 for £199 for a generic map.
Unsure if this is still running though, you'd have to check, as it was before Christmas when I enquired about it. But £200 I think is pretty good for a map from a well respected company.
Unsure if this is still running though, you'd have to check, as it was before Christmas when I enquired about it. But £200 I think is pretty good for a map from a well respected company.
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Sounds good.I'll have to sort the issue with the turbo first.is their any way I would be able to fit a 130 turbo or do I need to compensate n change other stf tht way.or jst clean up my turbo and go
For a remap?
For a remap?
There have been a few that have put bigger turbos in and injectors and other stuff etc. (can't find the people/threads now) but from what I remember they seemed to be very time consuming and costly to do.
Yeah definitley get trubo sorted if it's playing up, but most remap places do a diagnostic check before hand anyway just to make sure car is running ok before performing the remap.
Yeah definitley get trubo sorted if it's playing up, but most remap places do a diagnostic check before hand anyway just to make sure car is running ok before performing the remap.
Chris - a common turbo change for the 110 is to put on a 150 PD turbo on and get it remapped to handle it.
Do you not have to replace quite a few other components to handle the 150 turbo and the extra power it gives?
You make it sound as easy as changing a tyre
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Do you not have to replace quite a few other components to handle the 150 turbo and the extra power it gives?
You make it sound as easy as changing a tyre
Yeah I've been looking into this a lot recently as I am thinking about doing something similar in summer (if i have the money)
You need bigger injectors too, as well as all the piping to make the turbo fit. I looks like a big job but for the power you can get with it is good, especially if you get a good remap.
If I was putting a lot of power into my 110 then I'd definitely want uprated clutch aswell, and somehow get a 6th gear in there or sort out the ratios. So would probably end costing quite a bit.
I still think would probably be cheaper to just sell and get the cupra/fr tdi. Plus it looks nicer too
I still think would probably be cheaper to just sell and get the cupra/fr tdi. Plus it looks nicer too
yes unless your really attached to the car its better to start with a PD150 in the first place, save all the hasstle and insurance issues.
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