Dyno specs of standard MK3 16v ABF?

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  1. 444IN Forum Member

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    Hi, does somebody have dyno figures of standard MK3 16V ABF, I did some basic mods on mine but I did not have opportunity to mesure it before mods.
    Now as this "stuff" started to grow in my country to I have a chance to put my MK3 on dyno but I have nothing to compare figures with and see if any gains are acchieved.
    Thx!
     
  2. vw.man Forum Member

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    158.5bhp at 6456rpm
    134.2 lbft at 5920rpm

    This was a standard engine but with 8v exhaust system (don't ask).

    Martyn

    '94 Vento 16v
     
  3. G-Man Forum Junkie

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    What are these 'basic mods'?
     
  4. 444IN Forum Member

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    This is power on wheels or... ?



    2 G Man: Nothing special, head P&P, valve seats done, Supersprint R Series exh. manifold(no cat) from which 2 small custom made silencers go till the end, AMD remap, K&N 57i but custom CAI, that's about it.
     
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    That can make a huge difference on an ABF... They get choked by the standard ECU and therefore make 160-170 BHP without too much work... (the remap should give a substantial increase in power)
    Word has it that volkswagen didn't want to get too close to the power output of the vr6, on which they had spent soo much time and money developing...
     
  6. 444IN Forum Member

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    Yes so I heard, but I would like to put it on dyno to see what all those things I changed bring, 'cause I can't find annywhere what gains ABF makes whit this mods [8-}]
     
  7. vw.man Forum Member

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    I don't think many ABFs will make 158bhp at the wheels STANDARD...

    After the re-chip by AmD the figures were 168bhp @ 6202, 147lbft @ 5639. Flywheel!!!

    Martyn

    '94 Vento 16v
     
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    My old one (standard) was 163bhp at the flywheel on Stealth's rollers and 168bhp after fitting a Jetex exhaust and K&N filter.
     
  9. 444IN Forum Member

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    Yes, yes i thought so but I had to ask just in case 'cause I asked this question on few other places and I'll juste tell you I heard bunch of [xxx] from various "enthusiasts" [:s]
    Anyhow, what would be power on wheels if standard shows 158bhp on flywheel ?
     
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    Jetex exhaust? You changed exhaust manifold to or just silencers from cat to the end?
     
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    Most seem to make about 115-125hp at the wheels on a pretty honest dyno.
     
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    my car is a mk3 2.0 16v abf , kingdragon filter, remus exhaust, koni suspension,OMP springs and a powersystem chip.
    i have realise a nice power change after i have put the chip, good ending.
     
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    Mines a 9A, so slightly different to an ABF, but still 2.0 16v and it made 162bhp and 152Ibft at the flywheel, which was around 120 bhp at the wheels.

    Mines got a KR inlet cam DIY flowed head and both manifolds, Magnex exhaust and still runs a cat.
     
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    Thats a nice increase in Torque over standard.... how much did the AMD remap cost??
     
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    Jetex cat-back 2.5" system.:)
     
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    About 250 IIRC - but we're talking 5 years ago now. I hear Stealth are the peeps to go to nowadays; AmD are a bit too upmarket.
     
  17. 444IN Forum Member

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    Oh you, I was hoping to hear from you on this subject :thumbup: Ok, I'm stupid and my English sucks, cat-back means cat is removed or not? And again thoes this "system" means exhaust manifold changed or not because if by the "system" you mean that standard exh. maniflod is also changed then [:s] ONLY 5 BHP gain with complete exhaust changed including manifold which actually is the only thing bringing any gains ??? [8-}]
     
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    a cat back system is everything behind the cat. cat and manifold / downpipe are left as standard.
     
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    my abf, completely standard was RR'd at 164bhp and 147lb/ft torque [:s]
     
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    Thanx for explaining, a 5 bhp gain what golfgirl achieved with this mode when manifold/downpipe is left standard is ok to expect.
     

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