Accuair Elevel Mk1 golf 20v turbo

[Mikester]

I may be wrong as im far from bein a mechanic but dont knock sensors get the best out of your standard
Engine / ecu ect im running a standalone ecu 

Maybe but it is still better to have one if you can.

Il just it running im guna have it all set up and rolling roaded anyway

This conversation comes up on every 1.8t conversion thread. Would be a shame to block up this good thread with the pointless arguement again.

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Need more pics!

[travisreeve]

wiring going in

[tech1889]

Have you got the qpeng loom ?

[travisreeve]

Not yet mate... Im puttin in for my order in the next week or 2

[SoundillusioN]

QPeng?.... Tut tut. 

Getting there mate.. going to be a busy winter! 

[travisreeve]

I <3 Qpeng 

yeah i hope it shouldnt be to bad tho im gunna try and tuck most of the wiring or atleast cable tie it out the way  aha

itl be running soon bring on the videos

[SoundillusioN]

I <3 Qpeng 

yeah i hope it shouldnt be to bad tho im gunna try and tuck most of the wiring or atleast cable tie it out the way  aha

itl be running soon bring on the videos

Be interested to see what this QPeng loom looks like and how it ties in with the OEM stuff. Don't know much about this setup. sounds relatively straight forward. 

[travisreeve]

plug and play mate it recomends 45mins fitting time  aha give me a weekend... quite looking forward to it

[VR6_Wherry]

LazyLunatic is running Qpeng on his 1.8T mk3 with it running rough it pulled something like 235BHP 

[SoundillusioN]

LazyLunatic is running Qpeng on his 1.8T mk3 with it running rough it pulled something like 235BHP 

Just been speaking to a work colleague who has a lot of experience with MK4's, 20VT's, transplants and QPeng..  He says it's absolutely fine as a plug and play solution and when setup correctly it can be very good. He also mentioned that most people who say bad things about it haven't actually got any first hand experience with it.