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850 tdi POWER!!!!!!

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Old Jan 22nd, 2014, 17:48   #1
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Hi chaps,

So today we put the diseasel on the rolling road after a couple of tweaks and I was quite happy with the results. 186 bhp and 282 ft/lb (164 whp). So now I'm wondering shall I go further? I have been through it before with my last tdi and got to 235 bhp but it was hard work and ultimately ran like a dog as I couldn't find anyone to remap or 'chip' the standard ecu.

If I could find someone that could do me a custom map I would probably consider it again and possibly go even further!

As it is I think with slightly bigger nozzles and a turbo swap I may be able to push 210-220 but it WILL be smokey off boost and it costs a lot to get that smoke!

Shall I do it? Or can you do me a custom map??
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Old Jan 22nd, 2014, 21:24   #2
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thats some good figures without ecu tweaks

http://www.findiesel.fi/fi/Chiptunin...elmoinnit.html

that link above is where i was going to send my ecu and injectors to get nozzels changed and balanced with matching remap for 200-210 brake and max torque that the dual mass could handle. with better intercooler, exhaust, single mass flywheel, stronger exhaust valve springs he was saying 250 plus no bother. i bought a t5 in the end but for the 800 euro at the time he was asking for thats what i had planned.

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Thanks for the reply

I wonder what flywheel would be used as im buggered if I could find one last time. Also was advised by the infamous shadowmaker that these gearboxes hate single mass and vibrate even worse with them fitted!

Nozzles I can get here from darkside developments (infact might still have a set of .240 in the garage), exhaust is already done, the intercooler on these is the same as a t5 and is very adequate up to 230-240 (more on petrol motors), exhaust springs are definitely on my list. 250 is never going to happen with the standard kkk k14 turbo however, it simply cannot flow enough air. I will contact them about remap files and see what they say.

800 euro is too much for me too, I'm tighter than a ducks butt and to get 186bhp so far has cost me less than 200 quid! But then I do most the work myself!

With a bit more tweaking I reckon I could get 195bhp without changing hardware but the is the absolute maximum for this turbo.

Think another k24 swap may be in order........hmmm
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That's impressive, Martin I'd be interested to know what modifications you have done thus far to squeeze 185 bhp out of the 2.5 unit?
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That's impressive, Martin I'd be interested to know what modifications you have done thus far to squeeze 185 bhp out of the 2.5 unit?
Very simple really;

  • Decat exhaust, (65cm of 2.5" pipe required and a welder)
  • egr blanked off (not just disconnected as these can still leak exhaust gas at high manifold pressures)
  • Increase the boost to 18 psi (can use 20 but safer on 18) by which ever means you see fit, MBC, 3BAR MAP, adjustable potentiometer ect.Just make sure you can accurately keep at 18psi so fit a boost guage.
  • Play around with the injection timing, i set mine about 1.5-2 degrees advanced as it helps me at higher rpm.


But before any off this you MUST make sure all belts and tensioners, idlers ect are replaced as it WILL find a weakness. Also services MUST be done more frequently (4000 miles max).

Then take out shares in your chosen tyre company and have fun..
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Thanks for that!

Don't know why Volvo didn't fit a boost gauge to the TDI like that on the T5? Possible safety issue, I guess, as it would draw from the brake servo vacuum.

I'd like to up the power at some point without altering the standard set-up too much. I reckon I'll eventually go with one of these tuning modules, fit a boost gauge to monitor boost, or just wait and bring it to someone who knows how to properly map these ECUs.
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