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Thread: APR V2 Reviews.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [-Polo GTI-] View Post
    No you can't get both installed....it's one or
    If the track is windy, V2 is much better as it has the better lower end power delivery out of corners. If you're in the Indianapolis 500 going flat stick and not touching the brake pedal, go with V1 as it is gives you the higher top end.
    If your going down the straight, revving out each gear, your revs would be between 4500-6000rpm most of the time in the Version 1 Power zone..

    It does have pretty short gearing so you wont be in the V2 power zone for very long but up top where it peters off.

    I think if you drive you car at half throttle all the time zipping around town V2 is better but if you like to open her up on the highway or the drags and go to redline V1 would be quicker.

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    Yeah, on the track, unless you have a habit of stopping... you drive the car where the power band lies.

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    the 5,000rpm+ drop off doesn't affect me anyway.... i have the SEAT intake pipe and BMC filter.... stays solid the whole way through .

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    Quote Originally Posted by [-Polo GTI-] View Post
    the 5,000rpm+ drop off doesn't affect me anyway.... i have the SEAT intake pipe and BMC filter.... stays solid the whole way through .
    You may think that.

    But.

    That dyno graph was done with a intake or some sort aswell. And in the dyno graph it dies off on the top quite considerably.

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    I had the seat intake, BMC and APR downpipe and noticed the drop off in power. Mid range it was very strong but top end it just turned out the lights.

    To me it felt like being in the shower and the water suddenly turning off. I noticed it a fair bit.

    I went back to APR V1 for that reason..

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    each to their own i s'pose.

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    That dyno was done with TIP & BMC CAI intake.

    APR V1, TIP etc, FMIC & Downpipe for me added all the low down power of V2 but with topend of V1. Last dyno I did made max power @ 5100rmin same as V2 but almost no drop off till 6500rmin. Dropped only 2kw atw between 5100 and 6200rmin ......

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    Why do you guys wanna rev out your cars much past 5k anyway?

    if peak power can be made lower down in the rev range, why not go for it? its gotta be better for the engine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xtturbo View Post
    Why do you guys wanna rev out your cars much past 5k anyway?

    if peak power can be made lower down in the rev range, why not go for it? its gotta be better for the engine.
    when giving it stink i usually change at about 5,000rpm, that way the revs are at a good level to get the most out of the next gear.

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    Quicker or slower the V1 suits me better. The top end compliments my breathing mods as well as my breathing mods building up the mid range comparable to V2..

    I had the Downpipe, SEAt intake and BMC filter and with V2 I noticed the top end die off in V2..

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