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liam1

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I honestly do not think the NA-T is a cost effetive route to go if you want to aim for more than stock TT power. Besides the considerable cost of the NA-T kit (which is typically more than a single kit for a TT), you still have a weaker clutch, gearbox & axle. In some cases you won't have ABS either. These are not cheap items to upgrade.

 

I think the NA-T is only valid for those owners that have had their NA's for a while and already invested significent sums of money into them. If you have a bog standard one with average milage, etc then it would be far more cost effective to sell up, get a TT and go BPU.

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