tossy wrote: » I would go for the PD 115 over the non pd anyday,not as economical but much smoother and generally a better engine.
DJ Hafez wrote: » 115bhp models are very very very hard to find. Have been lookin for one for ages because insurance on the 130bhp is out of my price range
Gerry wrote: » Savage, savage torque outta them. A lot of the recent problems ( mudslides etc ) on kerrys roads were actually due to tdi drivers flooring it at 1350rpm.
R_H_C_P wrote: » I've seen a remapped Golf Tdi beating Civic Sir's, Type R's, almera Gti's and evos. Some power in the yoke.
DJ Hafez wrote: » Aye, saw an anniversary model remapped to like 210 or 220 slaughter an evo.... crazily quick
tossy wrote: » Was the evo going in reverse? which evo was it?
tayto909 wrote: » my corsa car-van is 'mapped from 62.5 bhp, right the way up to 66.0 bhp and has been know to EAT starbos [non-turbo]etc.. on many an occasion. going to get a decat done this weekend and loiter around the lights for a evo, gtr etc..show them whats up.
DJ Hafez wrote: » Smooth Why does every thread turn into a VAG-diesel-bashing one!
tossy wrote: » because its boards and this is how they roll :cool:
tossy wrote: » ok an evoVI puts out around 270bhp to 4 wheels,against a 220BHP diesel golf(im a bit dubious about that figure from a remap alone) to the front wheels,and the both pretty much weight the same. So lets say the pilot in the golf is quite decent and its dry and the pilot in the evo is useless and is caught napping when the light goes green,then i guess its possible that the might be close,even level but not slaughter like!
pppspecial wrote: » ive a mitsubishi evo 4 and a 150 bhp golf inmyshowroom and no tdi 8v will ever beat the evo. the 2.0tdimodels might glimmer asmallchance remapped.
tossy wrote: » i'd put good money on this thread being locked by tomorrow lunch time,2 types of people are going to wake up tomorrow morning read this thread and feel compelled to contribute.... 1. TDI owners who with the best of intentions really believe the drive weapons. 2. The anti VW/Audi/TDI/1.9 faction that resides here on boards. As a result this thread will descend into chaos and be locked,depriving the genuine motoring heads here another chance to have a debate on just that motoring! One side will post how their remapped passat is a weapon on the motorway,the other will counteract with its heavy or prehistoric or its not a HDI and/or TDCI and so it will continue like a bland game of motoring tennis between two equally uninformed sides of the divide that is motoring on boards.ie..... I think maybe there should be a new sub forum called mouthering set up that all these types can frequent and leave the motoring section to the motoring fans.
DJ Hafez wrote: » Golf was anni model, ur man claimed it was over 200bhp, said he bought it at 180bhp standard, even tho i dont think it even comes above 150? (im jus relayin info)... got staight off the mark, accelerated perfectly, evo had front wheels where the golfs back were, when the evo changed gears, evo dropped further back, went for it again and the "race" was over.... if it was 100m longer the evo would have definetly won, but it shows how a diesel can actually go somewhere.
Biro wrote: » Tossy is one of the only ones here taking sense. He knows what he's on about. Seriously... you take a car that accelerates from 0-60 in around 8.5 seconds, you re-map it, add maybe what, 40 bhp? All of a sudden it can whip a car that can (stock) crack 60 in under 5 seconds. Now does that sound feasable to you guys, cause to me it sounds like manure. The other thing that's funny is the thought that no other engine in the world can be remapped or tuned apart from TDI's. Things to take from this thread before it's locked are: 1. VAG TDI engines are capable enough when remapped. 2. Evo drivers in Ireland are among the most incompetent fools in the world. 3. Badge colours are to be ignored, buy the car according to kw info. 4. There are two types of people on boards - those that think the 1.9TDi is more powerful than He-man himself, and those who think that they were invented by a Tyranasaurous Rex and should be kept in a museum to show how not to make an engine. 5. Perception of fast in Ireland is as varied as the ways in which the Irish approach a roundabout!
Robbo wrote: » I heard that a remapped VAG TDI is powering the Large Hadron Collider. No danger from the black holes though, they can all safely be accommodated in the boot of an Octavia.
VH wrote: » i've seen remapped golf tdi's eat m3's, m5's,