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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #50 on: 26 March 2009, 21:28 »
Pretty inevitable with the title having the underlying meaning of the death of other fuels in the future i.e. Diesel being the number one choice.

Could have been worse, nearly ended up being a ctr vs gti thread. We haven't had one for a week  :rolleyes:

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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #51 on: 26 March 2009, 21:35 »
£2.5k? I reckon you could add a few more grand to that TBH. FMIC would be a must IMO. For a start the 150 pd has it so it must be needed higher up the scale, if your compressing alot of air it will get warm, plus the exhaust is cooking it through the turbo!


Are they able to adjust the torque curve through the map rhyso do you know?


I was following fenwicks build for a bit but came over here and started giving you lot grief instead...  :smug:


Certainly as you say, good for pushing the boundaries of diesel tuning. I remeber VW using the mk4 diesel golf in the rally stages, it was a first at the time!

So, even though diesel is for whimps, i'm quite interested in all this!!

Sam


all depends on the power you're pushing - i've been considering the hybrid option but i'd look for around 220bhp - at that power i'd probably look at an uprated side mount unless the price difference was negligable

Hybrid turbo - 1K
Clutch - £700-1,000
Cooler Approx £500
Remap - £500
Turbo back exhaust - £500

ok so over 3K..  :lipsrsealed:  plus you need brakes and suspension but most people do that as a matter of course anyway  :smiley:

i'm under the impression you can have it mapped exactly as you want it  :smiley:   a tuner worth his salt will be able to adjust things  :wink:

most get remapped via rolling road and live road mapping
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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #52 on: 26 March 2009, 21:39 »
you'll also need a exhaust and a de-cat and then fitting ontop

heres the price list from the Derv Doctor
Phase 4
As Phase 3 , plus ERL water injection system, enlarged  injector assemble, modified inlet manifold and a custom re-map and a Helix Clutch and flywheel assemble. Phase 4 can provide up to 245 BHP
New Garrett Hybrid Turbo :- £975 Plus VAT and £140 plus VAT fitting (Exchange Units available)
Helix Clutch and flywheel assemble:- £710 Plus VAT and Fitting
ERL water injection system and water tank £495 Plus VAT fitted.
ECU Re-Map:- £395 plus VAT,
Panel Filter:- £40 plus VAT
Milltek Down Pipe:- £124.10 Plus VAT,
Cat-back System:- £270.91 Plus VAT


 
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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #53 on: 27 March 2009, 10:32 »
Just thought i would highlight what was said in that GTI thing in Auto Express about the mk4 1.8t GTI "This model was never really a true hot hatch, and later high powered diesel variants are arguably the most involving"  the GTI boys are gonna love that  :tongue:
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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #54 on: 27 March 2009, 10:39 »
Diesel FTW  :cool: :cool: :wink:
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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #55 on: 27 March 2009, 10:54 »
Extra 3k  :shocked: :shocked: that will push rhyso mark golf into the same cost catagory as a ferrari or porshe  :lipsrsealed:  :wink:

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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #56 on: 27 March 2009, 11:00 »
Extra 3k  :shocked: :shocked: that will push rhyso mark golf into the same cost catagory as a ferrari or porshe  :lipsrsealed:  :wink:

 :grin: :grin: :grin: a Porsche 924   :lipsrsealed:
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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #57 on: 27 March 2009, 11:01 »
Extra 3k  :shocked: :shocked: that will push rhyso mark golf into the same cost catagory as a ferrari or porshe  :lipsrsealed:  :wink:

i've got most of the bits done.....just need turbo, cooler, turbo back exhaust and remap

as i've said earlier - all donations greatly received  :grin: :grin:

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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #58 on: 27 March 2009, 11:20 »
Extra 3k  :shocked: :shocked: that will push rhyso mark golf into the same cost catagory as a ferrari or porshe  :lipsrsealed:  :wink:

 :grin: :grin: :grin: a Porsche 924   :lipsrsealed:

nah he gotta be upto 20K already  :wink:
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Re: Why DERV is the future
« Reply #59 on: 27 March 2009, 11:23 »
Extra 3k  :shocked: :shocked: that will push rhyso mark golf into the same cost catagory as a ferrari or porshe  :lipsrsealed:  :wink:

 :grin: :grin: :grin: a Porsche 924   :lipsrsealed:

nah he gotta be upto 20K already  :wink:

haha its nowhere near that much!

including purchase price it is over 10K though........ :lipsrsealed: