600bhp Golf R32 dyno run :)
13 October 2004, 11:56 AM
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600bhp Golf R32 dyno run :)
Just downloaded this...Not sure if it's been on here before.
http://users.pandora.be/minnekens/verhoeven/Golf.wmv
Pretty impressive for a VW
http://users.pandora.be/minnekens/verhoeven/Golf.wmv
Pretty impressive for a VW
13 October 2004, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by paulpalmer
There was a twin turbo R32 doing some runs at gti international and that was in the 10s over the quarter mile IIFC 
the thing sounded awesome like an audi Quattro
the thing sounded awesome like an audi Quattro WOW!
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14 October 2004, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
That is awesome 
You can switch it to 2WD by removing a simple relay apparently - the 4WD system is crap, so couldnt cope with the power.
You can switch it to 2WD by removing a simple relay apparently - the 4WD system is crap, so couldnt cope with the power.
True about the fuse though
14 October 2004, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by foz01
Not true, the Haldex 4wd system as found on the R32 can easily handle the power- the problem is it shifts power fore and aaft as it thinks the wheels are spinning causing it to jump about on the rollers- it causes most modern dyno's to shut down.
True about the fuse though
True about the fuse though
Maybe I should have worded it better.I cant stop watching this vid though - that second run is hilarious.
16 October 2004, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Senior_AP
Through the front wheels. That car is all about pub talk cos I doubt you could drive it.
Respect though, it's kinda cool in its own right.
Respect though, it's kinda cool in its own right.
16 October 2004, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
You can switch it to 2WD by removing a simple relay apparently.
16 October 2004, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by DarkStar66
I've read somewhere in the manual that you can do the same thing to a Scooby. Apparently you should do it if it's being towed or something.
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18 October 2004, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Dream Weaver
That is awesome
You can switch it to 2WD by removing a simple relay apparently - the 4WD system is crap, so couldnt cope with the power.
You can switch it to 2WD by removing a simple relay apparently - the 4WD system is crap, so couldnt cope with the power.
19 October 2004, 10:08 AM
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You don't need to pull a fuse to make a haldex car FWD, just put the handbrake on one click and it will disengage the back, or fully if they are actually stationary for dyno runs etc.
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19 October 2004, 03:48 PM
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the scoob turbo is 'permanent' 4wd unless dccd the fuse is for the sport or auto models iirc.
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