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    It never ends lol! You should see my wish list at the moment

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    Quote Originally Posted by VWindahouse View Post
    I would suggest a Franken or JBS04 with E85 tune. That way no lag and even more power than the garrett and safe for the engine. Although rods would be a great idea. Stock position for your new 3" DP too
    I doubt it . Look at the flange size of a gt28rs vs stock , then look at rear exhaust housing sizes , inlet size and even if the wheels are bigger (which Im kinda doubting but it is possible since ATP use to do it but stopped due to exhaust housing cracking) , youve got restrictions everywhere stopping decent flow !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharkie View Post
    Our resident VW specialist (JMac) told me to steer clear of anything larger than a K04 untill I'm ready for an engine rebuild .... Whilst we have a 1.8 20V T, not all 1.8 20V Ts were created equal ..... VW skimped on the internals on the BJX a bit apparently. (Also the reason any dyno of a MK4 GTI with bigger turbo is pointless as a comparison as the MK4 had a "better" engine)

    So if you want to go larger than a K04 in a Polo, get ready to spend $$$ on strenghtened internals.

    Hence the reason I'm going K04 1st and then later larger when the car has done enough kms to warrant a full rebuild on the engine and internals. Forged pistons, rods and other bits need to be upgraded to run a GT reliably for more than a few 1000 kms.

    I beleieve a K04 can be had, installed for less than $2500 including software ...... With other mods I'm expecting 160kw atw then. Problem is that is the level where clucth and other drivetrain components need to be done as well.

    You dont have to do pistons if they are still in good conditions . The only musts if your doing a gt28RS would be a set of rods and decent piston rings . If youve done higher mileage look at getting the valve springs checked and replace the exhaust valves . The VR6 clutch is plenty for a gt28rs . Remember your going to struggle to get much more than 200kw ATWs with it .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bug_racer View Post
    I doubt it . Look at the flange size of a gt28rs vs stock , then look at rear exhaust housing sizes , inlet size and even if the wheels are bigger (which Im kinda doubting but it is possible since ATP use to do it but stopped due to exhaust housing cracking) , youve got restrictions everywhere stopping decent flow !
    So you've tried the combo then? Spend much time on Vortex? It's very common to have Franken Turbos hit 300hp with Meth and E85. Not to mention JBS04 has bigger inlet and rear housing than the Franken http://www.jbsautodesigns.co.uk/prod...age-3-supplied Not sure if the compressor wheel size is bigger then franken.
    Last edited by VWindahouse; 02-06-2012 at 07:51 PM.

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    can you go with the Frankenturbo F23, they make a more power compared to the Franken F4HT, personally I wouldnt go with anything bigger on a k04 cause your just good end up with a lot of traction issues
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    Quote Originally Posted by Njay View Post
    can you go with the Frankenturbo F23, they make a more power compared to the Franken F4HT, personally I wouldnt go with anything bigger on a k04 cause your just good end up with a lot of traction issues
    Let us know when it is done, will be interesting to see how it is. even tho i would like a bit more power, in the cold weather it struggles for traction in 2nd gear, you can be doing 60 and stab the loud pedal and it will spin one wheel, only gets traction at 90-100km/h
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    Audi A3 1.8 T
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    im gonna put an electronic boost controller so that for everyday driving im not gonna be wheel spinning everywhere
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    Quote Originally Posted by VWindahouse View Post
    So you've tried the combo then? Spend much time on Vortex?
    No , I havent and I wont try it .
    I use to , got sucked in by an advertiser claiming to be the greatest thing since sliced bread , turned to **** . Ever since then my belief has always been take anything said by sponsoring vendor on forum with a grain of salt . If you know of any actual 1/4 mile times with car weight to back the power claims Im happy to analyse that .
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