Hi i own a 2006 tfsi sport, my local seat garage says its 200bhp and i say different who is right. Could it be 200bhp as i bought it as a demo car and they might of updated the computer, can this be done? or do they know nothing.
Thanks for your repleys, im not sure because i used to own a ibiza cupra r 180bhp and it was a hell of a lot quicker to 100+mph.fun factor, The only thing i would say is in 2nd gear it doesnt pull like i would imaging, which takes the fun out of it, a bit gutless, but 3rd and 4th feels good, is it down to the car being to heavy
BWA is the engine code, all modern day VW engine codes are 3 digits. They all started with an A until they ran out of A's about 5 years ago. That 1 is the start of the engine number.
If power outputs ever change, VW change the engine code. In that case, if the Sport & FR have the same engine code, they have the same 200bhp engine.
It was oft discussed back when we first bought these cars. A few guys got their cars put on the rollers and they measured roughly the same as stock GTIs so the suspicion was that the official line of 185PS was dubious.
The question being why would VAG/SEAT pay to develop a loweroutput map? We knew the marketing plan was to slowly increase the max output of their top end vehicle Sport (185), FR (200), Cupra (230+) but was it actually worth spending money on?
BWA is the engine code, all modern day VW engine codes are 3 digits. They all started with an A until they ran out of A's about 5 years ago. That 1 is the start of the engine number.
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