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Gumbo79

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    Stuart
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    Hertford
  • Audi Model
    TT
  • Audi Year
    2000

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  1. Hi.. Appreciate the reply. I have the 225 and was thinking the same as you...Started on the cheap bits first and found the fault.Would you believe it.... spark plugs. Goes like a rocket now and can’t believe the difference. Drives great and over the moon... It feels like it should drive. The only thing that’s bothering me now Is a post I saw with a TT recirculating forge blow off valve mounted horizontal rather than vertical the way I fitted Mine and puzzling me. The Forge valve Will not let me swap over the two pipes as you cant twist then into place due to the short thread. Seems only allows you to use it one way on the car with the adjustment spring facing upwards not sidewards as shown in the photo I saw online.. have you come across this... also unsure on how much compression the spring needs/clicks for the correct adjustment for boost.ect Cheers for the post stu
  2. New to this platform hope anyone can help. Need advice on my TT..Had a Turbo gauge fitted and re-map done to get the car back to the original 225bhp as it’s lost some power over the years as it was at 190 bhp. After map and some new parts filter ect...now I have 1.5bar of boost compared to the 0.5-0.6 I started with. The issue I have is when the boost kicks in after 0.8 -1.5 the whole car shakes/power drops and have to come off the throttle and let the boost drop lower so it drives normal. Car drive perfectly fine until you hold throttle open. The only thing I can think of is the clutch! Any advice would be great.
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