Jaymz
Member
Hi Guys, newbie here so please take it easy
Ive done quite a bit of searching around here and on the net and have also looked at the TDi FAQ but am still struggling to source good info on power upgrades for the 170bhp 2.0 TDi.
I am all the way over in Australia and am in the process of purchasing a GT TDi 170bhp manual Golf.
I have found some tuners over here that can remap the factory ECU & take power up to 195bhp but i want more. In Brisbane here I have the APR distributer and will more than likely use them to remap. That is unless you guys can recommend another tuner that can get more power without compromising effiency.
Basically i also want to know what is next? If by tuning alone can reach 200bhp? what else can be done before i start replacing turbos? And what bhp will they take the engine to?
I know putting a freer flowing panel air filter will help but what else can be done?
What is the maximum bhp the standard turbo can flow?
Also can someone tell me how much bhp can the factory clutch handle?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jamie
Ive done quite a bit of searching around here and on the net and have also looked at the TDi FAQ but am still struggling to source good info on power upgrades for the 170bhp 2.0 TDi.
I am all the way over in Australia and am in the process of purchasing a GT TDi 170bhp manual Golf.
I have found some tuners over here that can remap the factory ECU & take power up to 195bhp but i want more. In Brisbane here I have the APR distributer and will more than likely use them to remap. That is unless you guys can recommend another tuner that can get more power without compromising effiency.
Basically i also want to know what is next? If by tuning alone can reach 200bhp? what else can be done before i start replacing turbos? And what bhp will they take the engine to?
I know putting a freer flowing panel air filter will help but what else can be done?
What is the maximum bhp the standard turbo can flow?
Also can someone tell me how much bhp can the factory clutch handle?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jamie