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Thread: Mods for 1.8TSi 7 spd DSG

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    Mods for 1.8TSi 7 spd DSG

    Hi All,

    What mods can be made to the 1.8tsi and how much more power output can the 7 speed handle over and above 118kw and 250nm.

    Someone asked me and i wasn;t sure other than the 7 speed being dry clutch had peak torque restrictions

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    Ummmm...it is a 1.4L.....
    Cheers,
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrpayne View Post
    Ummmm...it is a 1.4L.....
    Surely you are not a dealer with comments like that.

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    MrPayne...you aren't the VIC MrPayne are you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrpayne View Post
    Ummmm...it is a 1.4L.....
    AFAIK the 118kw engine in Skoda Octavias and Superbs is still the 1.8 litre engine (which is also fitted to some Audis), and is a totally different engine to the 118Kw 1.4 litre super and turbo-charged engine fitted to Golf 6s.

    Unless Skoda have made a dramatic, unanounced change recently
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    Skoda and Audi uses a 1.8TSI engine ...... this is the engine IMO that should be used instead of the 1.4 by VW anyway .....

    APR has chip for it .... about 140kw/300NM .... speak to Guy http://www.goapr.com.au/products/ecu...tsi_trans.html

    No issues with the DSG or any other component ....

    MrPayne maybe its time to do a bit of a readup on (other) VAG products .....
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    Whoops. I (obviously) though he was referring to the Golf engine.

    Apologies Sales @ Mentone Skoda.
    Cheers,
    Mark.
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    Quote Originally Posted by woofy View Post
    MrPayne...you aren't the VIC MrPayne are you?
    Nope, QLD'er through and through.
    Cheers,
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrpayne View Post
    Ummmm...it is a 1.4L.....
    Really?

    Suggest you check brochure. It's a 1.8L with just a turbo no supercharger. Different family of engines to the 1.4TSI.
    TSI no longer stands for Twin Supercharger induction/injection but Turbo Stratified Injection

    To the OP:
    The 250Nm limit on the gearbox is an arbritary figure rather than a limit. The design limit is much higher.

    Revo, GIAC & Bluefin all do remaps with varying output claims.
    On a remapped manual 1.8TSI you'll claw back 2 seconds in a 3rd gear 40-120kmh sprint (and laugh all the way) taking just under 9 seconds after the remap.
    80-120 in 3rd will take 4.5secs - this is quicker than a Porsche Boxter S in the same gear.

    Remap is best bang for buck - anything else is just fiddling around the edges.
    Last edited by brad; 09-11-2009 at 04:13 PM.
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    Hey Brad, I can only imagine the difference the tune has made. Going by the numbers provided on their website your 1.8 is putting out more torque than a tuned 2.0 TFSI. In gear acceleration must be awesome. Good tune, good results at a reasonable price =

    Nick

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