Quote from: stu646 on 28 August 2012, 23:23Well once I sell my 1.8t, I should have around £1500/1600 to spend.Need to start looking around. Still torn between the anni and vr6 nowIf you are planning on keeping it standard (maybe just a cheeky drop on the suspension) then the Annie could be a good investment, if however, you are wanting to mod the car I wouldn't bother with an Annie, I think they should be left as original as possible.I am obviously biased since I own a VR, but you could pick up quite a tasty one for that sort of money, I can't help thinking you would be slightly disappointed with the Valver performance after your 1.8T
Well once I sell my 1.8t, I should have around £1500/1600 to spend.Need to start looking around. Still torn between the anni and vr6 now
Standard versus standard, the vr is still considerably quicker than the 16v.Change the upper inlet manifold and throttle body for a 2.9, remap it, and you'll have the same power as the corrado...The 16v is much more expensive to tune, period..
Standard vs standaird the vr is not a lot quicker period. I hav owned 3 vrs all mint standard. Not a lot of diff except on motorway
Quote from: AudiA8Quattro on 29 August 2012, 12:48Standard versus standard, the vr is still considerably quicker than the 16v.Change the upper inlet manifold and throttle body for a 2.9, remap it, and you'll have the same power as the corrado...The 16v is much more expensive to tune, period..True.But the 16v had lower gearing to make better use of the lower torque but higher revs...and will ALWAYS understeer less than a VR6.You pays your money and makes your choice!
This conversation can go on all day :grigbn: