[lozzy]

whats the 0-60 time of a 1.8t mk4 when its had the revo treatment any body tested this would it be around 6.5 seconds or more standards 8.5 ish

 

[NikB]

You'd need more than just REVO to get it to 6.5 I think. 7 seconds is more likely.

 

[vedhead]

I think a Revo'd one is about 6.5 to 7.0

Thats generally what you're looking at on a 190-210 Golf.

 

[lozzy]

not a bad guestimate i suppose can you have the free trial on the 1.8T?

 

[Y0Gi]

Wonder what that would be with a 4 Bar Fuel pressure regulator? Any ideas?

YOGi

 

[Malky]

Tested mine a while back to 6.9 with Revo. That was using VAG-COM. accurate to about 3 secs I worked out

Never tried it in standard mode.

 

[GaryM]

Malky, Vagcom is accurate to 0.3s though Im sure 3s was just a mistype.

I was getting anywhere between 5.9 and 6.2s 0-60 when using vagcom in the dryer months of last year.

I did manage to hit a 5.65s with a G-Tech performance meter.

 

[Laura]

guys im managing 7.2sec, I havn't even had a re-map yet and that was with the 19s on.

 

[lozzy]

there impressive times

 

[Malky]

Quote: posted by GaryM on 04/02/2005 06:11:56

Malky, Vagcom is accurate to 0.3s though Im sure 3s was just a mistype.

I was getting anywhere between 5.9 and 6.2s 0-60 when using vagcom in the dryer months of last year.

I did manage to hit a 5.65s with a G-Tech performance meter.

Ahh yes, the wireless keyboard is running out of batteries!!

6.9 I got, with wheelspin.

Not convinced the G-tech times are all that accurate, almost .5 secs out I thought!

 

[Malky]

Quote: posted by Laura on 04/02/2005 09:26:27

guys im managing 7.2sec, I havn't even had a re-map yet and that was with the 19s on.

How are you measuring your 0-60 times???

I'd be surprised to get 7.2secs without a rempa, I think 7.9 is about right without remap!

 

[Carlos]

On some tests I did, I managed between 6.7 and 7 seconds consistently, with my Revo'd AGU.

 

[Laura]

Quote: posted by Malky on 04/02/2005 11:24:10

Quote: posted by Laura on 04/02/2005 09:26:27

guys im managing 7.2sec, I havn't even had a re-map yet and that was with the 19s on.

How are you measuring your 0-60 times???

I'd be surprised to get 7.2secs without a rempa, I think 7.9 is about right without remap!

with a g-tech pro meter, that wasnt even a great start, im planning on doing it again without the 19s and when the roads aren't greasy.

 

[M1K VW]

As a guide to chipped 1.8T's - using PVW mag's Racelogic vBox GPS timing gear my APR-mapped 1.8T (VVT) did 6.61 secs with a passenger on board, at Bruntingthorpe.

 

[boraboy]

When measuring using VAG COM, does this allow for tolerences, I assume this is taken from the same point as the speedo, and my speedo is out by up to 5mph measured using satalite tracking. Surly this would throw times out by more than 0.3secs.

 

[Malky]

Yeah it does,

The speedo on 1.8T's is accurate. The value that's sent to the speedo is tweaked by 5-10% up. This is to gurantee that the car allways reads the acyurate speed or above.

The speed in VAG-COm is the actual speed the ECU knows, which is as fairly accurate. You can check yourself using the climatronic speed readout.

 

[GaryM]

Quote: posted by boraboy on 04/02/2005 13:53:35

When measuring using VAG COM, does this allow for tolerences, I assume this is taken from the same point as the speedo, and my speedo is out by up to 5mph measured using satalite tracking. Surly this would throw times out by more than 0.3secs.

the 0.3s time is relating to sample rates from the ECU - ie every 0.3s.

As Malky said on the rest.

 

[jubbly]

My Anni gets 6.3 sec with my ap-22 meter yet can't get below 7 with my agu with more power and tourque!!

 

[GaryM]

Quote: posted by jubbly on 04/02/2005 15:03:01

My Anni gets 6.3 sec with my ap-22 meter yet can't get below 7 with my agu with more power and tourque!!

According to Jabba []

 

[Essex Escy]

what about a standard 1.8T time.........?