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  1. allways vag com the car to look for fault codes it takes 80% of the guess work out of fault finding

    then if there are no fault codes the fun starts,

    where are you based as there may be a club member near you who has vag com

    if you are near scarborough i would be more than happy to run a diagnostics check and supply the tea or coffee

  2. o2 sensor?

    the ecu should keep the mixture correct even if you are using a 4 bar FPR.the 4 bar fpr will affect response not how rich the car is running, injector duration will be decreased by the ecu

    if the o2 sensor is not working correctly the ecu will take over and run the car rich to avoid lean conditions ie engine damage

    using data from the intake temp sensor, MAF and throttle position sensor, thats the normal cause of runnung rich.

    vag com should pick up a faulty o2 sensor

  3. the best short runner intake for quality and design has got to be shimmell performance.

    i have spent the last year deciding which intake runner to get after rushing into buying an ebay special and finding out it needed alot of modification to get it to work well.

    The main problem was getting the injectors to seal correctly under boost.

    i am saving my money now for a professional mani which includes a fuel rail.

    http://www.schimmelperformance.com/mainpages/parts/shortrunnerintakes.htm

    heres the link

    a bit pricey though if you include import tax and shipping

  4. keep the airbox in the cupboard under the stairs and get an induction kit it will sound alot better

    and you still have the standard air box for when

    you sell the car on

    i see them all the time on ebay

    in fact there is a massive ram air filter for sale at the moment

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jetta-III-VR6-P-Flo-Ram-Air-Intake-Neuspeed-not-K-N_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ38634QQitemZ8038201900QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW#ebayphotohosting

    just my opinion

  5. if you are going low compression i would reccommend fitting low compression pistons, I did alot of research on this subject and came to the conclusion that to do it properly you need to fit low comp pistons,

    here is a link to ebay for a real bargin,JE pistons as you may well know are first class and usually very expensive, I wish these were for sale when i did my conversion, if stealth did a low comp engine he would use JE, I know because i asked vince for a price to build a turbo engine

    if you are going ahead with the rebuild then why not do it the right way and have less worries about cylinderhead gasket failures,

    i have a low comp engine and run a standard victor reinz gasket with many miles on the engine and 321bhp, I had nothing but leaks when i fitted a 3 layer metal gasket.

    others swear by them, my experiences dictated how my project went forward

    also these pistons are designed to expand and endure as much power as you want to throw at them, i have burnt holes in standard pistons running slightly lean in less than a minute, (lesson learnt)

    heres the link http://search.ebay.co.uk/vr6-turbo_W0QQcatrefZC6QQfclZ3QQflocZ1QQfromZR2QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQfstypeZ1QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQga10244Z10425QQsaslcZ2QQsbrexpZWD2SQQssPageNameZWD2S

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