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Thread: APR requires 125 & 147kw TSI Tiguan's software verification

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    The Tiguan now uses VW's piston type DV - oh, and this is now the direct replacement for all their diaphragm type valves through all the models.

    Hooray for VW fixing it (only taken 4 years......)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharkie View Post
    For less than the price of a Golf GTI you get the GTI engine and most importantly ...... AWD ..... the solution to any traction problem you may have .....

    APR will make close to 193kw/410NM on the base 125kw manual Tiguan .......

    Tig + APR less than $40K drive-away ....
    Yeah, I realise that... but it's still basically 4WD. I HATE people that drive 4WD when they have no reason to (towing or actual off-roading)... You don't need a 4WD because the road has leaves on it.

    Also, noone has traction issues as badly as you - instead of buying new tyres you buy a new car

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    Quote Originally Posted by Guy_H View Post
    The Tiguan now uses VW's piston type DV - oh, and this is now the direct replacement for all their diaphragm type valves through all the models.

    Hooray for VW fixing it (only taken 4 years......)
    Standard setup on the 125 should be fine for chipping then Guy? Any mods that you recommend re: reliability?
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    Should all be good - the new TSI engine in the Tiggy has addressed most of the old reliability issues of the FSIT motor!

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    Quote Originally Posted by VW GTI View Post
    Yeah, I realise that... but it's still basically 4WD. I HATE people that drive 4WD when they have no reason to (towing or actual off-roading)... You don't need a 4WD because the road has leaves on it.

    Also, noone has traction issues as badly as you - instead of buying new tyres you buy a new car
    You can hardly call a Tiguan a 4WD .... its more of an AWD hatch .....

    AND if AWD had no benefits on the road, please explain why STI's, EVO's, 911 Turbos and the GT-R Skylines all use it OR any S / RS Audi or VW's own R line for that matter .......

    Tiguan = cheapest AWD by VW and as a bonus you get the Golf GTI engine .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Guy_H View Post
    Should all be good - the new TSI engine in the Tiggy has addressed most of the old reliability issues of the FSIT motor!
    Hey Guy, how about the FMIC and exhaust ? Is that in the pipeline ? By August I'll have mine for you to use a test mule ....

    I remember you said the fuel pump in the Tig was new and did not need to be upgraded ....

    Can the Tig get a K04 upgrade ?
    Current: 2023 MY23 T-Roc R Lapiz Blue + Beats Audio + Black pack 2018 MY19 Golf R manual Lapiz Blue + DAP) 2018 MY18 Golf 110TSI (150TSI) Trendline manual White2014 Amarok TSI Red (tuned over 200kw + lots of extras) 2013 Up! manual Red 2017 Polo GTI manual Black Previous VWs and some others ...

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    The FMIC will physically fit - BUT - the hoses are different as it mounts higher than the GTI - so we need to do some work on the silicon hoses!

    Fuel system has good capacity on the new engine.

    Our dog bone inserts will also be ready shortly!

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    Any idea what colour the torque inserts will be Guy? I know it sounds like a girl's question but I dont want the buggers voiding my warranty if they notice a fluro red/orange bush hanging out in the breeze.
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