exactly! that was my point
not the same point tho.. mine was of the cracky/warp perspective
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not the same point tho.. mine was of the cracky/warp perspective
and this is a right hand drive market
hehe, good point but with a custom routing and piping install is the turbo too close to the brake booster?
very close yea..
Awesome did a mk4 golf for IanB did'nt they using your APR kit, but APR Australia's tubular manifold.. which had a few issues..
your cold side is mounted on the rhs of the car (cam belt end) yea? OR the other side?
I know pagparts manifold whilst not being as offset mounted to #2 cyl as yours looks, can have a small comp housing turbo so the cold side is on the lhs of the car (gbox side), where lhd US cars get it the other way round as there's no servo and steering rack knuckle to get in the way.
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bill
the cold side would be on your driver's side. I've always known there was an issue with fitment to rhd cars but I didn't know if it was due to the inlet hose design or if there were greater issues.
We've never sold our manifold outside of our Stage 3 kits before and I was hoping to be able to offer it separately but it sounds like it won't work for RHD cars.
Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it!
inlet hose will be very close to the brake servo and a/c pipes which route through that area also.
main turbo flange being centered around #2 cylinder makes it right up close.
Keith, I would've thought you'd be able to sell some on their own, anyway, maybe not the transverse market? The APR manifold is pretty legendary...
It fits longitudinally mounted RHD motors?
lol, we don't typically sell individual components of our turbo systems and always strive to offer the most complete kits available.
In my experience with our products I've found that certain components of our Stage 3 turbo systems are somewhat universal regarding the engines they are developed around.
When its possible that we can offer such components individually, I like to do so as some enthusiasts that have chosen a custom build route can still benefit from these individual components especially in areas like we are discussing in this thread as some of our components are unmatched in quality. If I was able to make an investment cast inconel manifold available to those who are experiencing manifold issues, it would be a huge win for all involved.
I was just trying to help with something that isn't our normal procedure.
Nice intake mani btw, it looks really good all polished up!
lol, we don't typically sell individual components of our turbo systems and always strive to offer the most complete kits available.
In my experience with our products I've found that certain components of our Stage 3 turbo systems are somewhat universal regarding the engines they are developed around.
When its possible that we can offer such components individually, I like to do so as some enthusiasts that have chosen a custom build route can still benefit from these individual components especially in areas like we are discussing in this thread as some of our components are unmatched in quality. If I was able to make an investment cast inconel manifold available to those who are experiencing manifold issues, it would be a huge win for all involved.
I was just trying to help with something that isn't our normal procedure.
Nice intake mani btw, it looks really good all polished up!
was looking at one of your kits some time ago but it was supply and fit only
Please forgive my ignorance of the Queen's proper English but what does "supply and fit only" suggest?
It means you won't just sell the kit on it's own.
Good points above yes - why have APR ignored the RHD market and never released a re-worked stage 3+ kit with a proper manifold in the UK? Did APR Australia make their own tubular manifold for RHD?
Good points above yes - why have APR ignored the RHD market and never released a re-worked stage 3+ kit with a proper manifold in the UK? Did APR Australia make their own tubular manifold for RHD?
yes Rob. APR Australia did the one on IanB's mk4 golf.
there's a thread on here somewhere.
it was'nt perfectly reliable tho as I recall
there's a thread on here somewhere.
it was'nt perfectly reliable tho as I recall
thanks! it's just a shame it makes no gains at all on my car or a few others that have it
i would love to know how APR achieved gains from it?
Here's my understanding of why.
The kits are developed by APR Oceania to fit the RHD TT 225 and other 1.8T 225 equipped cars.
APR UK (Awesome) and APR Oceania are able to fit them to 150-180hp 1.8T's via custom fabrication of some of the induction and pressure piping. Hence the requirement for supply and fit.
APR, LLC., the parent company, developed the ecu upgrade and provided as many parts from our LHD Stage 3/3+ systems that were compatible.
The 225 kit operates with great success in Oceania as far as I am aware.
Thanks!
We've evaluated the market for RHD cars and have chosen to focus on the newest model generations as our full scale entry into the RHD Turbocharger Upgrade product line.
All of our Stage 3 systems for MK5 era and newer cars with TFSI and TSI engines are developed to work with both RHD and LHD.
Unfortunately when our Stage 3 was first developed, RHD was not considered as at the time our international sales were very small. We've since focused very heavily on the RHD market beginning in 2005 and we are pleased to be able to offer the same quality products for both markets world wide.
I haven't heard any reports of failures with Ian's car that I recall.
I would imagine he was able to get everything resolved? If he needs some assistance I would be more than glad to find out what's going on.
thanks! it's just a shame it makes no gains at all on my car or a few others that have it
That doesn't make sense. These guys over here have verified 4xwhp and 3xwtrq with a reduced spool of 300 rpm's. Its even unequivocally won 2 intake manifold shoot outs including just about every intake mani on the market.
Can you list your mods for me?
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