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Thread: get'n the power downlow on a VR6

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    get'n the power downlow on a VR6

    Yep. I love the power on a the VR6. But i want it to come it a lower than 3200rpm.

    I do understand that you can only reach about 190 - 200hp with normal mods. Needs a charger for more hp gains.

    What are the mods to get more hp and get more on the downlow?

    I have lightend flywheel, BMC CDA air box, and apparently it has a powerchip? but i know nothing about it and I really want info on this.
    I need to put it on a dyno too. Im curious
    yea. thats about it.

    How about cams? are they worth it? ported/polished throttle body? Different chip?
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    Putting a shorter diff ratio in would definitely help, stock ratio is quite tall, made for autobahns i think Would probably be a costly exercise unless you can do the work yourself though
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    Interesting topic.. I am very curious too.

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    this

    http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/newf...ead.php?t=3035

    + this

    http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/newf...ead.php?t=7379

    =

    ZOOOOOOM!

    You'd probly want a TDI 5th gear though to keep the fwy cruising rpm below 3k

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    shorter diff would work but I like the top end as well. I want best of both worlds lol. Might aswell bolt up a supercharger that would be soo cool.

    In Performace VW or Golf+ mag it has a supercharged stage 2 VR6 Vento. Pushing out 250hp I think. still it only makes it up to 60mph (100kmph) in about 6.8 seconds. Now thats not that quick compared to volkswagens time for VR6's being 0-60mph in 7.1 seconds.


    A shrick intake manifold would be good too... But whats the gains? hp and 0 to 100?
    Last edited by tassie_euro_mk1; 27-08-2007 at 08:00 PM.
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    the gain is probly on 15HP up top. Its the low down torque u get that makes the difference. I have seen dynos with an extra 30nm at some points in the torque curve. 0 - 100 i have no idea. Its more about making the car more driveable.
    A shorter diff wont make u lose top end unless you want to do 200km/h plus! The only problem is the above two items would cost a packet! especially getting the final drive gear installed.

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    I seriously considered getting the ring and pinion off you tim but alas I haven't the skills or tools to do it myself and I think the cost would outweigh the benefits if I had to pay someone else to do it
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    Quote Originally Posted by tassie_euro_mk1 View Post
    shorter diff would work but I like the top end as well. I want best of both worlds lol. Might aswell bolt up a supercharger that would be soo cool.

    In Performace VW or Golf+ mag it has a supercharged stage 2 VR6 Vento. Pushing out 250hp I think. still it only makes it up to 60mph (100kmph) in about 6.8 seconds. Now thats not that quick compared to volkswagens time for VR6's being 0-60mph in 7.1 seconds.


    A shrick intake manifold would be good too... But whats the gains? hp and 0 to 100?
    From my trip to the drags, we worked out that i should be doing 0-100 in the mid to high 6's, and i only have a pipe and CDA. if the vento can only do the same times with a blower and 250hp, why would you bother?
    The blower must make a better gain on the golf, else somthing is going realy bady wrong.


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    i think u will find that with most boosted VR6s that traction would be a serious issue. I have trouble getting power down off the line without any major engine mods.

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    A vento is a bit heavier than a Golf don't forget also you have to look at other things than just a blower!

    I know of a Golf at the moment in production which is hoping for about 170kw at the wheels his hoping to do 13s if not lower! This is NA and he is spending $10 000 on which I am helping.
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