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Phil mcavity

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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #20 on: 16 March 2008, 19:02 »
you are the exception red, is there any other 60 year old mk 5 gti/r32 owners out there. i doubt very much, food for thought if you gonna be trading or part ex' ing your hard earned in for.

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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #21 on: 16 March 2008, 19:18 »
ed30-achieving 245-252, with remap 310 :evil: :evil: :evil:

Runs for cover!!!!!

Is this available at my local dealer? Or is 310 a 3rd party map?
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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #22 on: 16 March 2008, 19:21 »
This update will be bug fixes only, there will be no power increase its just not something a manufacturer would do.

It could be likely that your car running better fuel might be putting out slightly more than the states 200bhp, as for Rolling Road results well dyno lottery springs to mind.  At the end of the day its how it performs on the road and if your happy.

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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #23 on: 16 March 2008, 19:21 »
ed30-achieving 245-252, with remap 310 :evil: :evil: :evil:

Runs for cover!!!!!

Is this available at my local dealer? Or is 310 a 3rd party map?

approx 300 is from a Stage1 remap - Revo, APR etc

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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #24 on: 16 March 2008, 19:37 »
as for Rolling Road results well dyno lottery springs to mind.  At the end of the day its how it performs on the road and if your happy.

....I couldn't agree more :cool: - On road driveability is all important. Power is useless without traction.
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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #25 on: 16 March 2008, 19:50 »
i know someone that has his black ed30 chipped to 307bhp, and he says he cannot drive it fast off the line because there is absolutely no traction, too much hp for the front wheel to contend with.The only time he gets fast excelaration is when from 60mph onwards without it wheelspinning in every gear.Pointless in my eyes, why would you wanna put 300bhp on a front wheel drive car. You need 4wd for it to cope with.Vw should roll out a GTi special edition 300hp, 4wd, 2.0 litre tfsi with LSD then that would be a car to own im sure!!.
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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #26 on: 16 March 2008, 19:52 »
i know someone that has his black ed30 chipped to 307bhp, and he says he cannot drive it fast off the line because there is absolutely no traction, too much hp for the front wheel to contend with.The only time he gets fast excelaration is when from 60mph onwards without it wheelspinning in every gear.Pointless in my eyes, why would you wanna put 300bhp on a front wheel drive car. You need 4wd for it to cope with.Vw should roll out a GTi special edition, 4wd, 2.0 litre fsi with LSD then that would be a car to own im sure!!.

....Well, not even I could mod a GTI to 4wd, but the LSD is easy! :evil:
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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #27 on: 16 March 2008, 19:59 »
Vw should roll out a GTi special edition 300hp, 4wd, 2.0 litre tfsi with LSD then that would be a car to own im sure!!.

Agreed !

The Audi TTS engine and running gear in a Golf GTi would be an awesome car  :drool: :drool: :drool:

or put in another way ... a 300 bhp 2.0FSI engine in the R32
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Re: GTI 215
« Reply #28 on: 16 March 2008, 20:37 »
i know someone that has his black ed30 chipped to 307bhp, and he says he cannot drive it fast off the line because there is absolutely no traction, too much hp for the front wheel to contend with.The only time he gets fast excelaration is when from 60mph onwards without it wheelspinning in every gear.Pointless in my eyes, why would you wanna put 300bhp on a front wheel drive car. You need 4wd for it to cope with.Vw should roll out a GTi special edition 300hp, 4wd, 2.0 litre tfsi with LSD then that would be a car to own im sure!!.

To be honest 300 bhp through the front wheels is asking for trouble in most cars unless you know how to handle it, my own personal opinion is 307 bhp would be used far more for me while on the motorway or dual carriages for overtaking and edginhgahead of that a*hole that wants to sit in yer bumper :angry: Perfect conditions might see a sub 5.5 sprint from 0-60, but not that often!