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Cheers dude, was pretty stoked/surprised for it to go through with literally nothing! Proper update on SCN (Y)

In other news: Hunt for houses at the mo has stagnated a bit, and it's looking less likely that I'm going to find something with a decent garage and/or pit which is pretty weak. May knock together something along these lines in the meantime: http://raceramp.co.uk/

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So there has been some n/a 924s that have had turbos whacked onto them and the only other change is fuelling turned up apart from exhaust and an oil feed. Can it really be as simple as that? I understand the fabrication effort for the exhaust and that isn't an issue for me at all. I think my car has an area for an oil feed for the turbo as it shares most parts in common with the 924 turbo engine. I always thought there was more to fitting a turbo to an n/a engine, but this is all they claim to have done. Does this sound about right?

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Offered to rivet a new accelerator pedal plate on for someone tonight from cliosport. They've just been round and brought me some beers! I said I'd do it for free and just to help him as that would make me happy as it is. How nice of them :D

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So there has been some n/a 924s that have had turbos whacked onto them and the only other change is fuelling turned up apart from exhaust and an oil feed. Can it really be as simple as that? I understand the fabrication effort for the exhaust and that isn't an issue for me at all. I think my car has an area for an oil feed for the turbo as it shares most parts in common with the 924 turbo engine. I always thought there was more to fitting a turbo to an n/a engine, but this is all they claim to have done. Does this sound about right?

Seems particularly crude, but would work in theory just without being particularly well optimised? I'd imagine there'd be rich/lean spots all through the rev range as I'm assuming there's no way to map the thing as such!

In other news: I has toys to fit...

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80mm B5 v3 TIP and 25/28mm Neuspeed ARBs. Paint's a bit tatty but otherwise spot on and will firm things up nicely.

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So there has been some n/a 924s that have had turbos whacked onto them and the only other change is fuelling turned up apart from exhaust and an oil feed. Can it really be as simple as that? I understand the fabrication effort for the exhaust and that isn't an issue for me at all. I think my car has an area for an oil feed for the turbo as it shares most parts in common with the 924 turbo engine. I always thought there was more to fitting a turbo to an n/a engine, but this is all they claim to have done. Does this sound about right?

Is it fi or carb? Plenty of turbo bikes out there with nothing more than a turbo, plenum and jetting to suit :)

If the bottom end is man enough and the compression low enough / ignition controllable enough to stop detonation then no reason why it shouldn't work.

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So I have left the Golf for a couple of days whilst I have been in Italy.

Last night I changed the DV because the old one was absolutely shot.

Tried to swap to my twin light grille, all the mounting points and lugs off the slam panel are bent or missing so it's going to have to be zip tied I think.

Now the working DV is fitted the car is smoother and faster driving it and accelerating (no matter how much), but as soon as you lift off and it recirculates the ECU shits itself and it stalls.

Mapping required, badly.

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Hmmm...weird.

AGU's are pretty stupid (as you know). I doubt its software related, because it dumps after the MAF, so the ECU doesn't know about it until the air gets to the lambda.

Do you have a PCV system or anything on there? How do you know you have no vac leaks? How have you tested it?

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