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Offline Saint Steve

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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #10 on: 10 June 2010, 16:43 »
What make of tyres do you have??


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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #11 on: 10 June 2010, 17:40 »
If the bearing is going one alloy will be generally hotter than the other after a 10 minute spin in the car. Check whilst wearing some thin gloves or a cloth.

Like Bacillus says, it could also be tyre noise. My R888's sounded like a tractor wheel and gave a regular whining noise, so it could also be that. Again, you could check this out if you could borrow someone else's front alloys/tyres for a short spin. If the sound goes, it is the tyres :smiley:

Just been out for a spin (25mins) and the alloys are all cold?? So based on the above doesn't suggest a bearing issue?

On that basis, then yep :smiley:
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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #12 on: 10 June 2010, 17:44 »
Want to achieve the same thing with this one, not flash, not mad, just quick!!!

Ideally 260bhp/290nm would be spot on - any initial thoughts?

Easily achievable with the K03. Fastest way to bigger power is an engine swap to the ED30/Cupra/S3/TT-S ones. Like mine they tune up over 300bhp VERY easily. Don't get hung up on the torque handling of the DSG, with a K03 you won't get near the real limits of it :smiley:
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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #13 on: 11 June 2010, 08:28 »
What make of tyres do you have??

Goodyear - Efficientgrip (??) 225/40R18s on the front................

Your going to tell me these are rubbish arn't you Lol!!!

Hope not at £150 a corner!

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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #14 on: 11 June 2010, 12:35 »
Problem resolved........

Noisy near side wheel bearing (early stages), changed (£200) and all sorted  :smiley:

Thanks for the advice

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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #15 on: 11 June 2010, 12:41 »
Problem resolved........

Noisy near side wheel bearing (early stages), changed (£200) and all sorted  :smiley:

Thanks for the advice

Maybe why the alloys weren't getting hot then :smiley:

Glad it is resolved :cool:
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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #16 on: 11 June 2010, 14:20 »

The dsg box as standard is rated at 350nm. With REVO software file for the DSG it is uprated to take 600nm. I'm running 562nm at the wheels!

Just to correct Hurdy's figure, the DSG it is uprated to take 500Nm and not 600Nm.

From Revo, "The torque limit built into the factory software has been increased to 500Nm. NOTE: these limits are not hardware limits, but built in software limits from the factory. As with all our software, our DSG software operates within the safety tolerances set by the factory".

http://www.revotechnik.com/aboutRevo/news/dsg.aspx
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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #17 on: 11 June 2010, 14:47 »
Will be getting a boring motorway mile muncher in the near future..............so what to upgrade first GTI?

1) Bluefin or ST3 (Plenty of posts for and against - whats your take on the subject as I want something I can control?)
2) Miltek Full system?
3) Upgraded induction kit - thoughts?
4) Suspension upgrade and brakes (Is the standard spec enough to handle C.250bhp?)
5) K03 Turbo - How much?

As I said previously don't want a total lunatic just a bit more usable power (and perhaps get rid of the annoying DSG profile of dropping down to 6th at every opportunity!!!)

Of course outside to be completely standard!!
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Re: Mk5 GTI DSG Whining
« Reply #18 on: 11 June 2010, 19:47 »

The dsg box as standard is rated at 350nm. With REVO software file for the DSG it is uprated to take 600nm. I'm running 562nm at the wheels!

Just to correct Hurdy's figure, the DSG it is uprated to take 500Nm and not 600Nm.

From Revo, "The torque limit built into the factory software has been increased to 500Nm. NOTE: these limits are not hardware limits, but built in software limits from the factory. As with all our software, our DSG software operates within the safety tolerances set by the factory".

http://www.revotechnik.com/aboutRevo/news/dsg.aspx


Your DSG map maybe 500nm Bacillus  :wink:
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