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    Can you tubro a 2E??

    Can you tubro a 2E?? with like a small stock mk4 turbo or something? i'm trying to brain storm but i know nothing about engines..
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    With digifant or K-jet injection?
    Would it be easier to get some serious headwork done, that'd get you into the 150+ hp range.
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    yes, yes you could.

    it'd be easiest to run standalone managment. Nearly everything else would need to be modified or custom. Far from a bolt on affair.


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    Ahhh ok. what can you do with a 2E to improve its performance?

    wikipedia says the 2E is stock with 85kw.. as apposed to a mk1 GTI 1.8L that has 67kw. so surely a 2E in something as light as a 2dr mk1 would make a fair bit?

    just say the mk1 2dr wieghs 760kgs (through deleting most of the interior.. and runs a 2E at 85kw.. thats a power/weight ratio of approx 1:15.7.. right?

    those figures (assuming they are close to accurate would suggest enough power to compete with a mk4 GTI 20vT surely?
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    that set up (properly set up)_ would whollop most mk 4 gti's!

    it'll even give standard mk 5's more than just a run for thier money.


    There's plenty of potential going the NA route, before needing the added power of a turbo.


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    My 2E has a cam, dellortos and an 1800 head.

    81kw at the front wheels.

    It's got a bigger cam since it was last dynoed so it's got a little more now.

    I'll get it retuned over Christmas and post the new numbers.

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    Whats the sudden interest in 2E's Josh??

    Did you end up getting Hennie's 2 door from down south?? if so, its plenty quick enough to get you in trouble
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    Quote Originally Posted by GRN_VAGN View Post
    if so, its plenty quick enough to get you in trouble
    Yeah, what he said.

    What you're not realising is that the 2E has a bucket load more torque than a 1600.

    Lane changes are done with throttle and under steer. Even with a mild cam, k-jet and a stock 1800 head I could break traction in third gear in the wet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Jones View Post
    Yeah, what he said.

    What you're not realising is that the 2E has a bucket load more torque than a 1600.

    Lane changes are done with throttle and under steer. Even with a mild cam, k-jet and a stock 1800 head I could break traction in third gear in the wet.
    Does yours run on the 4 into 2 exhaust mainfold Peter?
    And yes they are more of a torquey engine, I think max toque is at 3000rpm or just above? (atleast thats what it feels like!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by ryana89 View Post
    Does yours run on the 4 into 2 exhaust mainfold Peter?
    And yes they are more of a torquey engine, I think max toque is at 3000rpm or just above? (atleast thats what it feels like!)
    yep, 4-2-1 extractors. The torque comes in pretty early on a stock 2E makes the MK3s a pleasant thing to drive and allows the tall gearing.

    Dunno where my torque curve is, too many different cams. Current Cam is 306° and its still got torque enough from low rpm.
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