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Thread: T4 TDI performance upgrade

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    macca208 Guest

    T4 TDI performance upgrade

    Hi guys,

    Its great to find a Forum for VW's in Aus, I would like to intro myself before asking a question..

    I have been a VW owner for many years, started with a T4 2.5 petrol about 10 years ago, since then I have had many cars some fast ones... Audi RS4 and E46 M3 as well as some slower ones X5 4.8 (no really slow) but now due to my needs I have a T4 2.5 TDI LWB Syncro van, its awesome too and when I got it I realised how much I missed having a van.

    My van is a bit special with a Projekt Zwo body kit and Audi TT 17's, I lowered it a bit and now am very happy with the looks (needs a bit of attention here and there but i will get to that as time permits)

    Right now I am keen to get the performance sorted, It goes well but after driving a T5 TDI I want to try and bridge the gap a little...

    Does anyone here have experience with upping the performance of the 2.5TDI?

    Any suggestions and costings?

    Thanks

    Macca

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    It is certainly do-able.....it can be chipped, fitted with bigger intercooler, boost pressures increased, turbo upgraded, injector nozzles upgraded, diesel gas conversion.....

    If you are aware of someone who can re-map the ECU then the injector nozzle upgrade has great potential...basically fit bigger diameter nozzles, adjust idle fuelling and then remap. Lads in the UK are seeing 30% increases in power with this method.....for under a grand (equiv) investment.

    I think there are a couple of issues doing this in Oz - one is finding someone to do the map, the other is managing the upgrade with the the stock intercooler.....but the .206 nozzles are easily available!! http://www.kermatdi.com/servlet/-str...INT-764/Detail

    After that.......the sky is the limit

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    Macca,
    Im Rob and over here in the Uk We have taken the vans down the Project Power route.
    You will be able to find out more info by following this link...
    http://domain1648967.sites.fasthosts...ead.php?t=1219
    My van has been taken to 145bhp.
    Basic set up is larger nozzels then onto a rolling road for a live remap.
    If you fit the nozzels on there own your van will look like German battle ship when right foot is pressed.
    After rollingroad Its like having laffing gas in the van.
    I am emergrating to OZ in the new year and was thinking would it be poss to redo this out there because drivinga 102bhp van seems very slow on pick up after driving mine(and some people get more from theres).

    Hope this info helps,Rob

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    Hi Macca welcome to VWwA

    Firstly this thread is worthless without pics of your T4

    2ndly glad your back into the Transporters
    - Ben

    1961 Karmann Ghia Coupé - 1993 Golf Cabriolet - 2006 Golf Comfortline 1.9L TDI
    2008 Jetta 2.0L FSI

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    macca208 Guest
    Ok, so it seems reasonable to bull another 40-50hp from the 2.5. Anyone know who can do the remap here in Aus??

    Also how do i post pics? I dont have them hosted anywhere...

    Thanks

    Macca

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    macca208 Guest

    van pics


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    macca208 Guest

    another


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    macca208 Guest

    last one


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    Ohhhh wheres Maris

    I think he would agree with me that your van is wicked !!!!

    I love it
    - Ben

    1961 Karmann Ghia Coupé - 1993 Golf Cabriolet - 2006 Golf Comfortline 1.9L TDI
    2008 Jetta 2.0L FSI

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    chip

    Hi dude,
    I'd be interested in trying the following at the link below;
    http://www.oettinger.com.au/oau_vwbust4_et.html
    Oettinger have always had a good name here in Oz.
    CPU chip requires soldering apparently, not just a pull and replace job.
    Muller & Muller are stockists.
    Let us know the price.
    Peter

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