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Offline telboy

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Hi all,

Still really enjoying my ED30, now on 6k miles its really starting to loosen up. I am hoping soon to have the honoury remap  :cool: and was wondering on your opinions re ED30 performance once remapped.

0-60 5 secs????
0-100????
1/4 mile????
top speed????

I am looking specifically at the figures for the 307 bhp remap, any ideas anyone or comments on what you think the above might be???? :smug:

Many thanks all for any input you give :grin:

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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #1 on: 06 January 2008, 20:50 »
Tractions the biggest problem pal, if its not bone dry you can forget it. Top speed? on a private road I've seen 155mph with no problem.
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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #2 on: 06 January 2008, 20:55 »
Tractions the biggest problem pal, if its not bone dry you can forget it. Top speed? on a private road I've seen 155mph with no problem.
Appreciate the view re traction, however so many (Hurdy included) are regularily achieving sub 6 secs sprints, believe Hurdy did it in 5.66??? so surely with the extra muscle and a good launch it could achieve the 5 sec mark?

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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #3 on: 06 January 2008, 21:13 »
I'm sure those sort of figures are possible, I've never timed mine. I will say I reckon its much quicker all round than my previous car a 2000 remapped S3, off the line(dry), mid range and top end. It would be interesting to get some figures though :evil:
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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #4 on: 06 January 2008, 21:29 »
I've timed the car a few times since the remap, but only with someone holding the stopwatch next to me. The really unfortunate thing is that I haven't been able to do it on a bang flat piece of road, whilst starting off in the middle of the road. 5.35 seconds is the best I have managed so far (using GPS rather than the speedo as the passenger can see it and it is accurate). Traction is a big factor in the 0-60 equation as it only takes a mild break of traction to kill the  sprint time :sick:. I reckon that on a flat straight piece of tarmac you would see a 5.1 to 5.2 second 0-60. At Santa Pod with a good launch you would probably get the magic 5 second 0-60, but that is more due to the extra traction you get off the line due to all that rubber already laid down on the tarmac at the starting blocks :evil:

TBH I havent tried a 0-100mph sprint, mainly because it is illegal on public roads :rolleyes: :wink: and add to that getting a clear run. At Santa pod last year I did a standing quarter in 14.32 seconds before the remap and the terminal speed was 98.27mph. This equates quite accurately (using accelleration curve calc) at 14.5 seconds for the 0-100mph sprint. My estimate for a remapped 0-100mph would be somewhere between 11.8 and 12 seconds. The standing quarter being despatched in around 13.5 to 13.7 seconds.

Top speed is realtively immaterial whether standard or remapped unless you have either an airfield in your backyard or live in Germany. Having said that the ultimate gearing of the ED30 (and GTI) means that it is physically impossible for you to do over 187mph unless you change either the redline point or the gearing ratio's. 300bhp in most cars with a decent coefficient of friction (ie below 0.33) and enough gearing and revs will give around 160 to 165mph which could read as high as 180mph on the Golf GTI speedo.
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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #5 on: 06 January 2008, 23:21 »
Tractions the biggest problem pal, if its not bone dry you can forget it. Top speed? on a private road I've seen 155mph with no problem.
Appreciate the view re traction, however so many (Hurdy included) are regularily achieving sub 6 secs sprints, believe Hurdy did it in 5.66??? so surely with the extra muscle and a good launch it could achieve the 5 sec mark?

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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #6 on: 06 January 2008, 23:26 »
Tractions the biggest problem pal, if its not bone dry you can forget it. Top speed? on a private road I've seen 155mph with no problem.
Appreciate the view re traction, however so many (Hurdy included) are regularily achieving sub 6 secs sprints, believe Hurdy did it in 5.66??? so surely with the extra muscle and a good launch it could achieve the 5 sec mark?

no way Jose

Which bit?
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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #7 on: 07 January 2008, 07:26 »
I seriously doubt you would manage a 5 second 0-60 unless you have an LSD. I also seriously doubt a remapped S3 would be slower from 0-60 than a remapped Ed30.

I have been unable to properly use first gear for months now due to the roads being wet/greasy/sandy.

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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #8 on: 07 January 2008, 07:37 »
I doubt you can get under 5,5sec.I got 330hp oettinger remap and its problem to get the power down in 1,2, and 3 gear.But its when your up in speed its realy fun,the car is amazingly fast :grin:.The best you can get for this money.Im very happy with the car runs very smooth :wink:
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Re: Can a remap on the ED30 really make it a 5 second car
« Reply #9 on: 07 January 2008, 13:47 »
Tractions the biggest problem pal, if its not bone dry you can forget it. Top speed? on a private road I've seen 155mph with no problem.
Appreciate the view re traction, however so many (Hurdy included) are regularily achieving sub 6 secs sprints, believe Hurdy did it in 5.66??? so surely with the extra muscle and a good launch it could achieve the 5 sec mark?

no way Jose

Which bit?

5 seconds one