Some updates have been added to the car lately, namely;
- Cupra-R brakes front and back
- AP racing disks
- Ferodo ds2500 pads
- Milltek non-resonated
- Eibach Anti Roll bar kit front and back
- Eibach pro spacers front 24mm back 30mm
- Motec Nitro with Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tyres
- JD stage...
My seat were more like a rainbow :rofl:..,
Black 1.8T (crashed);
Greye FR 1.8T...;
0-200km/h
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsKq5usEBu8
Again black 2.0TDI PD...;
0-200km/h...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV8mPs1CqrM
Yelow...;
0-200km/h...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atMlXzIairA...
Thanx guys.
I can tell you the car accelerate very well, a real push in the back went you put the throttle down.
Today i pushed the car to 245km/h, which went very easily, so that's promising.
Just pickup my red New Leon SC FR TDI, 184pk. I have had some updates immediately installed like; Bilstein B14, Tarox F2000, 18" Autec Gunmetal (9kg), roof spoiler and Odyssey PC680.
Tomorrow i will be at jd engineering for a custom chip.
Here some pictures;
:)
I have a new Seat Leon FR TDI with the 2,0 TDI CR engine.
Also mounted a Milltek end silencer, Eiback springs, Nacional brakes, Ferrodo pads, side-skirts, sunroof, 18" black iberia wheels and offcourse a custom chip.
The result of the custom chip;
Playing on a abandoned...
You should not have such problems with a car as new as yours.
When the torque come into abruptly (not perfectly remapped) it can destroy the cluch but not in such a short time.
I have 95k on the clock now without any problem (209bhp/450nm).
My advise is to let it remapped it to original...
170 + (25% of 170) 42.5 = 212.5 bhp :rolleyes:
That is realistic, but 225bhp is not possible without full exhaust and very custom good software (referring to engine, clutch reliability).
Finally a reasonably dry day and some space on the highway :rolleyes:
The results are not so bad, i think..., 0-200km/h in 27,2 seconds, 100-160km/h in 8,0 seconds (flying start) and 60-170km/h in 14,7 seconds (flying start) :whistle:
0-200km/h...
You feel a bit the power in the lower gears on the steering wheel at full trottle, but thats always a problem when going over 200bhp together with front wheel drive and no sper diff. :think:
Futher the acceleration is very linear thru the revs, no big push like the PD engine, but steady...
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