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Re: Hurdy's new Polo GTI..project time!
« Reply #340 on: 12 January 2012, 20:04 »
Don't believe you. Need a video  :grin: (from outside the car)

Done a vid in the past of the sound stood still. Only revs to 4krpm with the DSG, so imagine this at full throttle.

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Re: Hurdy's new Polo GTI..project time!
« Reply #341 on: 12 January 2012, 20:07 »

Sweet  :smiley: What else is there to actually upgrade? Hybrid turbo I assume? Any thing else you can do?

I don't know yet, but there is definitely the LSD to do. :smiley:
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Re: Hurdy's new Polo GTI..project time!
« Reply #342 on: 12 January 2012, 20:13 »
Sweeeeet mate. You boosting often? Average MPG? Smoking many cars off the lights?  :evil:

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« Reply #343 on: 12 January 2012, 20:33 »
Sweeeeet mate. You boosting often? Average MPG? Smoking many cars off the lights?  :evil:

Like to use the boost to the full whenever I can. 36mpg average at the moment, which is better than I thought it would be. Not lost a green light start yet.  :evil:
Had a play with a 225 TT last week. Polo won  :evil:
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Re: Hurdy's new Polo GTI..project time!
« Reply #344 on: 12 January 2012, 20:53 »
Sweeeeet mate. You boosting often? Average MPG? Smoking many cars off the lights?  :evil:

Like to use the boost to the full whenever I can. 36mpg average at the moment, which is better than I thought it would be. Not lost a green light start yet.  :evil:
Had a play with a 225 TT last week. Polo won  :evil:

Play with a Titty RS  :evil:


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« Reply #345 on: 12 January 2012, 21:01 »
Now that would be a different league. They do 3.8 as stock for the 0-60 sprint. Mate has one mapped that does 3.2 to 60! :shocked:

Now if that engine could fit in my Polo!!! :evil:
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Re: Hurdy's new Polo GTI..project time!
« Reply #346 on: 12 January 2012, 23:18 »
Now that would be a different league. They do 3.8 as stock for the 0-60 sprint. Mate has one mapped that does 3.2 to 60! :shocked:

Now if that engine could fit in my Polo!!! :evil:

Them cars are in a different league mapped my mates got one as well above 110 they are silly quick and the braking buts loads of cars to shame. Noise is nuts with a miltek system too. Make that engine fit I'm sure it can be done  :grin: :grin: :grin:


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Re: Hurdy's new Polo GTI..project time!
« Reply #347 on: 13 January 2012, 08:45 »
Now that would be a different league. They do 3.8 as stock for the 0-60 sprint. Mate has one mapped that does 3.2 to 60! :shocked:

Now if that engine could fit in my Polo!!! :evil:

Them cars are in a different league mapped my mates got one as well above 110 they are silly quick and the braking buts loads of cars to shame. Noise is nuts with a miltek system too. Make that engine fit I'm sure it can be done  :grin: :grin: :grin:

I'd give you £23 to help with the costs.  :smiley:

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« Reply #348 on: 23 January 2012, 19:49 »
OMFG!!!! :shocked: :evil:

The new controller arrived this afternoon and so Steve fitted it and put some distilled water in to test it. Worked perfectly and even giving it the beans for quite a while the oil temps stayed under 100oC, which is much better than the 110oC+ I was seeing on spirited runs. The car ran much smoother and felt better at the middle/top of the rev range. Then came the water/meth mix!.....
Holy sh*t!!! it was like sticking another small engine to help mine under the bonnet.With the roads dry in parts today, I was able to give it the full throttle and even at 70mph+ was still getting wheel spin. The middle and top end of the rev range is MUCH stronger than before and Steve says that after a few days it will feel even better.
To say I'm impressed is an understatement, even though we'd been out in the car for a 15 min blast, when I topped up the bottle it had only used 120ml of mixture, so I know the bottle will last a fair while as it is about 3 litres to the brim.
Logs should get done tomorrow and then the dyno may have to wait as Statllers have had a refurb and the electrics aren't plumbed back into the dyno yet
Steve's promised it will be plumbed back in before the end of the week.

Bum dyno says muchos extra bhp and torque. Should hopefully see around 15-17whp and 25-28lbft increase.

Steve calls it a "Black Ops" install as under the bonnet and in the boot you literally wouldn't spot the difference. In the cabin you definitely see the controller though  When that light comes on green it's like KITT in Pursuit Mode.

The car is still on setting B on the REVO, so I haven't even thought about trying it on the aggressive race setting C, which it is designed for.

The really good sign is that there isn't even a sniff of clutch slip either.

Almost forgot to mention that the controller allows you to set the minimum boost level where the water/meth comes in and another to set where the water/meth is fully on. My car has only had a proprietary setting and i'm sure some fine tuning on the dyno will optimise the benefits. The nozzle on mine is good for up to a 450bhp car, so should never really be at full capacity for my baby motor.

Still cannot believe the improvement it has made to how the car runs.....it's just .....better, smoother, more eager to rev. Like a well set-up ED30 on a crisp cool morning, but all the time! :cool:
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Re: Hurdy's new Polo GTI..project time!
« Reply #349 on: 23 January 2012, 20:08 »
Sounds awesome!

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