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Anyone chipped a 1.9 Golf Mk5 TDI???
Chaz - 30/7/09 at 08:43 AM

Anyone know where i can get a TDi golf chipped? I was reading in PPC the other day that someone got 190bhp from his golf with a remap! I want one!


adrianreeve - 30/7/09 at 08:47 AM

Check out revo - they do great re-maps for VAG diesels, and will even give you a free 5 hour trial! Went from 100 to 145 bhp with my Passat, made a massive difference, and genuinely improved economy. Torque made a gaint midrange leap too, makes the car so much more fun to drive. Think it was £450 +vat, pretty cheap for 45 bhp I'd say!

Cheers

Adrian


Blackcab - 30/7/09 at 10:22 AM

DMS - aweome with VW - they know what they are doing and prices are pretty good - they even come out to you.


AR-CoolC - 30/7/09 at 11:56 AM

I had my 1.9tdi Leon mapped (same engine)

It made a fantstic difference, although not as much as you have been quoted. Mine went from 105bhp to ~135bhp effectively giving the performance of the 2.0tdi.

To get 190bhp, I think you'd need more than just a re-map. Probably intercooler mods, injectors etc.

[Edited on 30/7/09 by AR-CoolC]


flak monkey - 30/7/09 at 12:19 PM

Depends which variant of the TDi engine you have.

If its a PD 1.9 (130bhp or 150bhp as std) then you can get them remapped by people like Jabbasport or CCC. If you start with a 150bhp engine a £300 remap will see 180bhp. A £500 custom map might see 190bhp without any other mods. To get more than that you need a decat downpipe and front mount intercooler.

If its not a PD engine (90bhp, 105bhp or 115bhp as std) then you wont see much over 140bhp.

My TDI leon is 180bhp with close to 300lbft of torque....quite mad really....


graememk - 30/7/09 at 04:13 PM

get it on the rollers for a map dont use a bodge box....

i have a custom map on my vectra and have 194bhp at the wheels and 298lbft.

no doubt the dmf will explode soon.

also check what torque your gear box was designed for

[Edited on 30/7/09 by graememk]


Metal Hippy - 30/7/09 at 05:53 PM

quote:
If its not a PD engine (90bhp, 105bhp or 115bhp as std) then you wont see much over 140bhp.


If it's a Mk 5 1.9 then it's a 105ps PD engine.

The 105 and the 115 are both PD engines.

The old 90 and 110 engines are the non-PD engines. Only the newer twin cam 2 litre diesels in the cars have moved over to common rail.