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I want 200BHP+ out of my standard vr what do i need to do?
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magpiegti
Mon Dec 19 2005, 01:53PM
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I have a from cat back exhaust so far!

Also a strut brace.

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binliner
Mon Dec 19 2005, 02:16PM

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do you want exactly 200bhp or can it be a bit more?!

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magpiegti
Mon Dec 19 2005, 02:43PM
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maybe a bit more if it is possible!!!!

Just some general pointers. Whats good?
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VR6Mal
Mon Dec 19 2005, 02:47PM
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yes plz tell tell, i be interested too
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magpiegti
Mon Dec 19 2005, 02:49PM
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Just looking for a bit extra with no major mods just tuning advice really mate
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Antera309
Mon Dec 19 2005, 04:01PM
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Aftermarket exhausts improve the looks and sound but don't do a great deal for BHP. The standard exhaust, despite being ugly, is actually quite efficient!

A cold air induction kit, AMD rebored throttle body and an ECU remap should see at least 190BHP. Add some 268 cams to the mix and you should definitely be on the right side of 200BHP.
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VR6Mal
Mon Dec 19 2005, 04:07PM
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i have a early obd1 95 model, surely a ECU remap wouldnt be a option for me, would chipping be more desirable? and is it safe for engine?
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binliner
Mon Dec 19 2005, 04:11PM

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you can have an obd1 car remapped... what antera said is about as far as you can before it gets expensive

I think magpie has a later car so the tb mod isnt an option

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magpiegti
Mon Dec 19 2005, 04:30PM
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yeah mine is 97!

whats the best induction kit and where would you get a fair priced one
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Mon Dec 19 2005, 04:44PM

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sorry to hijack but do you loose torque with 268 cams
and would a corrado inlet manifold give you anything?

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