
Originally Posted by
golfworx
I've been reading through this thread & I'm amazed at the amount of stupid info & dribble on here & I could just about quote the entire thread & point out all the mistakes & missinformation I've read.
But I won't, cause obviously none of you will listen, especially the ones with no mechanical experience or background & will go on choosing the info that best suit's them from there vast mechanical knowledge & experience.
I will say though, that if the ECU's are all the same but the part #'s/prefix's are different. What does that tell you......
There different & there different for a reason! Argue all you like, I don't care & wake up to yourself.
Have you ever thought about different climate's, condition's, whether the car has a Oxy. sensor, no oxy. sensor, has it been retrofitted, does the car have a cat. convertor, has a cat. convertor been retrofitted?
Also Digi doesn't have the learning capabilties as has been stated & if you drive it hard it won't learn to deal with the demand's!
It's all a fixed map preset by the factory after million's of hour's & dollar's of testing.
Self learning didn't come about till the very late 90's & I'm sure the VW's didn't have that technology till the mk4 so late 90's it is.
If you say the K-jet is crap, & fell on it's face after 100km/h, then it wasn't setup properly to start with sorry. Just cause you drop a name & take it somewhere doesn't mean they'll get it right.
Did you check the part #'s of the K-jet gear? How do you know they didn't fit 1.6L K-jet gear?
Just thought I'd throw this in for good measure. If some of you think the mk2 is the most significant golf ever made. Pull your head's in & do some research.
The mk1 brought VW back from the brink & if it wasn't for the mk1, VW would have ended all together full stop!
So what is the most sigificant model now?
Also, the mk1 outsold the mk2 too! haha.
Also I don't look at them as collector's car out here at all & I don't think they ever will be.
What Aust. history do they have out here? None!
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