205 with VAG 20v Turbo engine
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only down side i see,
i would piss off soooooooooooooooooo many cars having a 205 pass them![Surprised](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/bigcry.gif)
the engines are fairly cheap to buy aren't they??? 1k ish??
can a std ecu run a 300bhp engine?
would it need head work for 300bhp?
or just diff turbo and up the boost?
i would piss off soooooooooooooooooo many cars having a 205 pass them
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the engines are fairly cheap to buy aren't they??? 1k ish??
can a std ecu run a 300bhp engine?
would it need head work for 300bhp?
or just diff turbo and up the boost?
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Now that sounds like a proper idea!
Wasnt Martoon thinking of doing an RS1600i with the same VAG engine?
I suppose its the bellhousing/transmission issues thats the biggest to overcome?
Nothings impossible given enough forethought and money?
Out of interest does martin offer these VAG conversions on MG's /Rovers as a regular thing nowadays?
Wasnt Martoon thinking of doing an RS1600i with the same VAG engine?
I suppose its the bellhousing/transmission issues thats the biggest to overcome?
Nothings impossible given enough forethought and money?
Out of interest does martin offer these VAG conversions on MG's /Rovers as a regular thing nowadays?
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i know of a reno 5 with a vag engine up front
and a clio (bubble shaped on, 03 shape) with a 400bhp vag lump, again in the front
if it fits in them i cant see why it wont fit in a 205
i also think theres a 5 being built with one in the boot but im not sure
and a clio (bubble shaped on, 03 shape) with a 400bhp vag lump, again in the front
if it fits in them i cant see why it wont fit in a 205
i also think theres a 5 being built with one in the boot but im not sure
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ok, some good info there,
maybe i need to do some investigation and find which engine would be best.
as i dont want an unreliable engine
something fast and reliable
maybe i need to do some investigation and find which engine would be best.
as i dont want an unreliable engine
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I would buy an AGU which is the earlier engine with the bigger port head and either stick with stick manifold injector fpr and change to a ko3s turbo with a decat, new turbo intake and a fmic you woul be looking on a remap near to 250 bhp.
Or go for a BAM which is the later 1.8t from either the Leon Cupra R or TT with 225bhp standard with the KO4 turbo with a map your looking at 270bhp
It's really dependent on long term whether or not you will be going big turbo ie IHI etc as the AGU is what a lot of people prefer due to the head.
Or go for a BAM which is the later 1.8t from either the Leon Cupra R or TT with 225bhp standard with the KO4 turbo with a map your looking at 270bhp
It's really dependent on long term whether or not you will be going big turbo ie IHI etc as the AGU is what a lot of people prefer due to the head.
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Only thing I can see being a problem is the depth (front to back) of the VAG turbo engine/head. I've seen in the bay of a turbo technics 205 (on the 8v 1.9 gti engine) and it was very tight to the bulkhead.
Then again people slip mi16's in ok, so who knows. The VAG heads do look quite deep when you look at pics though.
Then again people slip mi16's in ok, so who knows. The VAG heads do look quite deep when you look at pics though.
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We've fitted a TT BAM engine into a Mk 1 Golf on standard management, if your goinf for a BAM lump & wanna stay wit the VAG ecu, then you NEED clocks, keys, ecu, loom etc due to the immobiliser.
If your goin BAM on aftermarket ecu, then you need to change the throttle body as it's fly-by-wire.
Quickest way to see a BAM lump without lookin for the BAM stamp is the throttle body is on the right hand side of the inlet manifold.
We stuck a AGU in a Mk 2 Golf Rallie on DTA & @ 1.5 bar boost the thing absolutely flew !!
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If your goin BAM on aftermarket ecu, then you need to change the throttle body as it's fly-by-wire.
Quickest way to see a BAM lump without lookin for the BAM stamp is the throttle body is on the right hand side of the inlet manifold.
We stuck a AGU in a Mk 2 Golf Rallie on DTA & @ 1.5 bar boost the thing absolutely flew !!
Well recommended !!
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We've fitted a TT BAM engine into a Mk 1 Golf on standard management, if your goinf for a BAM lump & wanna stay wit the VAG ecu, then you NEED clocks, keys, ecu, loom etc due to the immobiliser.
If your goin BAM on aftermarket ecu, then you need to change the throttle body as it's fly-by-wire.
Quickest way to see a BAM lump without lookin for the BAM stamp is the throttle body is on the right hand side of the inlet manifold.
We stuck a AGU in a Mk 2 Golf Rallie on DTA & @ 1.5 bar boost the thing absolutely flew !!
Well recommended !!
jb
If your goin BAM on aftermarket ecu, then you need to change the throttle body as it's fly-by-wire.
Quickest way to see a BAM lump without lookin for the BAM stamp is the throttle body is on the right hand side of the inlet manifold.
We stuck a AGU in a Mk 2 Golf Rallie on DTA & @ 1.5 bar boost the thing absolutely flew !!
Well recommended !!
jb
Just interested and the Ko3 is tiny and completely runs out of breath at 5k and feels pretty diesel like....
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Think I remember the fella sayin it was still a Ko3 tho, so guessin it would be an "s".
The BAM engine had the Ko4 on it, I know that much !! lol
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theres that 205 in france thats got the 3l 6cyl supra engine in it
if that fits im sure the vag will. lol
and they hardly modded the car to fit it at all. lol
if that fits im sure the vag will. lol
and they hardly modded the car to fit it at all. lol
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Great idea Spiky and one I considered right up till when I got rid of the 205 with the arrival of the Evo.
I looked at a Passat with 1.8T lump, and when I measured things up back then (late last year) it seemed feasable. Deffo do it, will be awesome as outright power is the only thing your 205 really needs to be quick EVERYWHERE on track![Top](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/smile011.gif)
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I looked at a Passat with 1.8T lump, and when I measured things up back then (late last year) it seemed feasable. Deffo do it, will be awesome as outright power is the only thing your 205 really needs to be quick EVERYWHERE on track
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fella on courses i have to go on for work, his cousin owns a clio with a VAG lump in the front although thats a phase 1 with phase 2 bodywork. apparantly it fucking flies!!!
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the ibiza ive just got is on dta management with an ihi turbo conversion and and 660cc injectors and is 358hp on the standard engine ![Big Grin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif)
just been talking to the bloke who mapped it and he said the turbo and manifold are limiting it from any more power at the mo
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just been talking to the bloke who mapped it and he said the turbo and manifold are limiting it from any more power at the mo
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Great idea Spiky and one I considered right up till when I got rid of the 205 with the arrival of the Evo.
I looked at a Passat with 1.8T lump, and when I measured things up back then (late last year) it seemed feasable. Deffo do it, will be awesome as outright power is the only thing your 205 really needs to be quick EVERYWHERE on track![Top](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/smile011.gif)
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I looked at a Passat with 1.8T lump, and when I measured things up back then (late last year) it seemed feasable. Deffo do it, will be awesome as outright power is the only thing your 205 really needs to be quick EVERYWHERE on track
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i agree
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i would need to see the costs though,
like how much for engine, ecu loom,
what gearbox?
drive shafts?
exhaust, i'm sure would be fairly easy
where are the engine mounts? though i guess this can be fairly easily sovled
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is there much weight difference between your current engine and the VAG unit ??
you don't want to ruin the handling by adding too much weight in the front.
you don't want to ruin the handling by adding too much weight in the front.
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ok bringing this back to the top ![Big Grin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif)
been looking at putting a T34 on my gti6 engine,
but would need to go lower comp and nice ex manifold (800 each)
so just wondering,
as i cant see me being able to turbo my current engine for 2k
and SC my engine is 3k
so can i fit the VAG lump in my car for around 2k? feasable or out of the question?
i'm sure me and paul could do the fabrication for engine mounts,
but what about engine/box/ecu/ drive shafts cost?
wiring i can do (i should think
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been looking at putting a T34 on my gti6 engine,
but would need to go lower comp and nice ex manifold (800 each)
so just wondering,
as i cant see me being able to turbo my current engine for 2k
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so can i fit the VAG lump in my car for around 2k? feasable or out of the question?
i'm sure me and paul could do the fabrication for engine mounts,
but what about engine/box/ecu/ drive shafts cost?
wiring i can do (i should think
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spiky i was talking to a bloke today about doing the exact same thing to my 306 lol there is 2 blokes who run a vw based fabricating and wiring place near me.
One of them has a full bam 225 engine wiring etc everything you need he wants £1500 for the lot.
One of them has a full bam 225 engine wiring etc everything you need he wants £1500 for the lot.
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just waying it up dude, dont want to start buying bits then find out it's going to cost me a fortune...lol
drive shafts and gear linkages and stuff would need thinking about
drive shafts and gear linkages and stuff would need thinking about