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nigelboyne

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There is no gain till after 6200rpm, Singles push a lot more air and that gain is helped via mapping, it may help a little on a bpu car but its a lot money to spend for a small gain, the virtual works one is around £2000 iirc.

 

Be good to know for sure so if you plan on going single later and dont mind spending the money then go for it.

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I was going to leave the single turbo as the last and final modification. so new intake maybe first. then the fuel rail and injectors and second fuel pump and lines filters etc clutch and rad.still really enjoying 1.4 bar on the twins.was hopeing to get a spin in something like your single jamie in carlow but none to be seen

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I was going to leave the single turbo as the last and final modification. so new intake maybe first. then the fuel rail and injectors and second fuel pump and lines filters etc clutch and rad.still really enjoying 1.4 bar on the twins.was hopeing to get a spin in something like your single jamie in carlow but none to be seen

 

Are you still running 550's, Nigel?

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yes uk car standard 550. be good to hear your opinion when you install it.wondering what else i can do get the max out ot stock turbos

 

After the intake i dont think there is much more to be honest, im ducting my front mount and adding another cold feed to the stock airbox from the bumper.....cams but that will compromise my turbo choice

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think your right mate i am really happy with it. the whole bpu package is unreal over standard stock.think it was little num said his brothers single doesn catch him till 120mph.

 

Littlenums is seriously fast, fastest TT ive seen, does have the bonus of a complete nutter behind the wheel:D

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what would you remove considering i like the uk toys.

 

I like my radio too but

 

For me first thing I am goin to do is Lighter front seats (Bride Carbon Kevlar Gias Low Max), the stock seats weigh alot

 

I dont think the spare wheel is much use to me if I get a puncher so that may go soon, it is about as far as I am willing to go with mine as it is a daily driver not a track car.

 

Lightened Wheels will reduce sprung weight but I say you are very attached to your stock wheels, maybe light weight wheel studs

 

Just cant think of anything else, I like my comforts

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love my old fashion standard wheels already have the boot completely stripped of everything except strut brace and carpet. never carried a spare

 

I review what you can live without and try and make her as light as possible, at the end of the day it will cost you nothing and you will gain performance

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  • 4 weeks later...
You will gain some power, but for the money at BPU its not the right thing to do. Now if you plan on going single the gain is better. So if you want to just spend a little money and not all of it, this could be a worthwhile mod.

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Hybrids are no good from what I've read on here. So many issues with them

 

Hey Nero...do you work for Titan by any chance mate? ;)

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