What did you do to your Mk5 today?

[Mattlock]

Created a fully valvetronic 3" catback (already had 3" DP) with the pneumatic valve controlled by two hidden buttons in the center console.
3" straight pipe / 3" resonated switchable.

Wow. Nice work. Awesome idea.

[golfmeup]

Gave my babe an oil change and a good wash and polish!

[jaackyy]

Created a fully valvetronic 3" catback (already had 3" DP) with the pneumatic valve controlled by two hidden buttons in the center console.
3" straight pipe / 3" resonated switchable.

pics of the setup? or vids of it working? sounds pretty cool

[golfmeup]

pics of the setup? or vids of it working? sounds pretty cool

I second that!! Some footage with drivebys would be nice.
If it's anything like the ecs tuning one

[JustCruisn]

I had a suspected fuel cut last week and as part of my investigation I checked the cam follower on the HPFP. It is not worn much at all.
Speaking to my mechanic he says they have not seen a single cam follower failure. This seems at odds with the internets, mostly US posts on the BPY engine. Australia got the BWA engine.
I'm wondering if the BWA engine is not as prone to the same cam follower issue.
Thoughts ?

Pics of the cam follower after 35,000km (original replaced at 60,000k)

[kozij]

That follower is pretty worn, you replaced it at the prefect time. As soon as the black casing is worn through, the wear is exponential I've been told. Are you tuned? Either way. Great to replace I just did mine about 2 weeks ago and it was similar to yours after 10,000kms (Stage 2++ k04)

[kozij]

I second that!! Some footage with drivebys would be nice.
If it's anything like the ecs tuning one

That was pretty much the exact design I was going for.



Video: https://goo.gl/photos/Bq2Hn3oCjW9s3MtZ8

[JustCruisn]

That follower is pretty worn, you replaced it at the prefect time. As soon as the black casing is worn through, the wear is exponential I've been told. Are you tuned? Either way. Great to replace I just did mine about 2 weeks ago and it was similar to yours after 10,000kms (Stage 2++ k04)

Car is stock
I thought it looked fine. Did not change it. Figured it looked like stage 1 in pic below.
I'll pick one up and change it, cheap enough at $30 anyway.

[sandwg]

Car is stock
I thought it looked fine.Did not change it. Figured it looked like stage 1 in pic below.
I'll pick one up and change it, cheap enough at $30 anyway.

If you have the revised HPFP it should last longer than 50k. Mine was rebuilt and the newer HPFP was put in. Its done 30k already and no wear what so ever and its tuned.

[Splashalot]

[QUOTE=sandwg;1186031]If you have the revised HPFP it should last longer than 50k. Mine was rebuilt and the newer HPFP was put in. Its done 30k already and no wear what so ever and its tuned.[/QUOTE

Just confirming, the revised follower was MY08 onwards?