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Old 25th November 2009, 04:25   #31
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Please remember it will be a nightmare to carry large items through customs, and excess baggage charges might apply too.
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Old 25th November 2009, 10:07   #32
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Have a lookat PJs car on ABD CAI !!!Check the secondary air pump line which others dont have.

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Stage 1 upgrade huh.

My friend is doing his RS and he's got the following as of now; Intake, custom exhaust, greddy boost controller with a HKS blow off valve. Also added a bigger front mount intercooler. Runs his car at around 13 psi. I can't tell you how sweet the blow off sounds at that boost.

You could probably get all of these except for the exhaust from there without problems. Get a customized exhaust here. Should cost you around 55-60k INR including the installation.
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Forge is your best bet. You cannot install some BOVs due to the venting system. As far as airfilters go, look for either a K&N stock replacement/drop in, or look for a cold air kit. This is the 1.8T engine, and is very popular in the UK. It also comes on the Golf, Seat Ibiza, and some other cars.
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Please remember it will be a nightmare to carry large items through customs, and excess baggage charges might apply too.
I know it will be a nightmare.
I have an empty suitcase (nearly). I can carry a BOV and maybe something else too if lightweight.

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so the mods have started !!!


as for the CAI go for the carbonio air intake system ,i have seen a vrs fitted with it response is good and event he looks too .

as for the BOV go with the FORGE only ,if you need the particular model let me know..

Happy modding
How much would a forge BOV cost?

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I personally feel you should add nothing to the exterior of the Car, it looks HOT Stock only. All mods should be under the hood only.

CAI as rightly mentioned by Smokin go for the Carbonio Intake system. If I were you my mods would be Intake+Cat Back+Remap.

Waiting to see what all mods you decide upon. MOD it well.
Actually there wont be mods to the exterior. Just maybe a rear diffuser if easily available and cheap.
What Cat Back would you recommend. It wont be an all out mod like your mugen

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@ abhinav : check out briskoda and dealer section...
i call them up - they are a helpful lot.
on another note - be ready to travel and pick up from store.. which is the best option so locate the store/dealer closest to you geographically.
I'm ready to travel to London to get it. I can get it from places around south of London and London.

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Have a lookat PJs car on ABD CAI !!!Check the secondary air pump line which others dont have.

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How much does the ABD CAI cost? It looks similar to the carbonio cold air intake.

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Stage 1 upgrade huh.

My friend is doing his RS and he's got the following as of now; Intake, custom exhaust, greddy boost controller with a HKS blow off valve. Also added a bigger front mount intercooler. Runs his car at around 13 psi. I can't tell you how sweet the blow off sounds at that boost.

You could probably get all of these except for the exhaust from there without problems. Get a customized exhaust here. Should cost you around 55-60k INR including the installation.
I'm not too interested in a customized exhaust. Planning a built one. Maybe a remus. Though it might have to wait. Depends on budget.
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Old 26th November 2009, 02:20   #35
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some modes done on my vrs by a.r.motorsport
Carbonio Intake
Autometer PhantomII Boost Gauge
Powerflex bushes
Performance Remap stg2
Bilstein Struts
Hks Bov

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My 2 cents, Abhinav.

For Ph 1 mods, do the following which would also help you scale up in future:

1. Remap, of course
2. Forge Diverter Valve
3. Carbonia Cold Air Intake
4. Forge Turbo Pipe
5. Top and Bottom braces
6. Evo Heat Shield

You really don't require a CAI for phase 1, and can do with a replacement filter. But putting in a CAI, can help you scale up in future.

With respect to exhaust, look at Milteck Catback. It has a nice exhaust tip.

And if you are interested in some exterior add ons, look at Milotec. You can find some cool stuff on SKODA TUNING SHOP for Octavia, Octavia II, Fabia, Roomster, Superb, Felicia : Skoda Tuning = superskoda.com

Happy modding.

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you guys can have a look at this thread as well:

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/modifi...a-1-8-tpi.html

the Milteks sound orgasmic
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Old 26th November 2009, 12:52   #38
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300+bhp wont be of much use on a fwd. Moreover, this is gonna be a FI engine which unlike a 300bhp NA machine will produce lots more torque at very low engine speeds.

So dont expect the car to be a good handler or even fun to drive in the lower gears. The only time you will enjoy the car is when you do roll ons in 4th and 5th.

You might wanna reduce the final drive ratio to accomodate the extra power/torque.

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Old 26th November 2009, 13:21   #39
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You might wanna reduce the final drive ratio to accomodate the extra power/torque.

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How will that help? I think you meant increase the F.D.
Reducing will only make the matter worse (Traction problem).
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300+bhp wont be of much use on a fwd. Moreover, this is gonna be a FI engine which unlike a 300bhp NA machine will produce lots more torque at very low engine speeds.

So dont expect the car to be a good handler or even fun to drive in the lower gears. The only time you will enjoy the car is when you do roll ons in 4th and 5th.

You might wanna reduce the final drive ratio to accomodate the extra power/torque.

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Not true, assuming the same turbo is retained with an upgraded map it tends to spool quicker.

The RS however requires a lot more fueling to make it a really quick machine.

As for the FWD bit, have known of a few cars with the right rubber on them hardly spin on a good launch and roll through and have very good torque characteristics. A remap is mandatory to start enjoying the car.
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Pete's is probably the best person for your purpose.
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Old 26th November 2009, 16:10   #42
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How will that help? I think you meant increase the F.D.
Reducing will only make the matter worse (Traction problem).
This is a universal linguistics problem.
@Shantunu:
When it comes to gear ratio/ FD ratio, higher number = lower gearing
and vice versa, of course.
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