poussou wrote:1)Do you have ANY idea what are the limitations of a HYDRAULIC VALVE???Ever heard of VALVE BLEEDING???
2)The Gti engine is using drive... (not fly dude...this is not an airplane

) by wire, as most of the modern cars do, to minimize emmisions.This means it is an integral part of the engine managment and cant be replaced easily, at least not without sacrifizing viltal functions of the cars ECU.Oh...and of course you better put a sticker on your dashboard cause the check engine light will be on FOREVER.
To my knowledge the Leon race cars used a short circuit to fool the e- throttle, with the above mentioned consequences....But these are RACE CARS...
3)As for your suggestions, i really dont find anything new....Oh and another thing...Your..."simple camshaft change" as you say (which of course ISN'T) gave me 27 BHP increase AT THE WHEELS (Josh's car was RRed at ~100 HBP@wheels standard).Not every engine is the same....
A rolling road doesn't prove anything.
How was your tyre pressures that day?

I take it if you are claimeing a 27hp increase (AT THE WHEELS - like you say, why I do not know, an increase is an increase) that you had a before an after on the same rolling road on the same day?
If not, Id keep that claims to yourself.
Other wise people may think you could be slightly mislead.
You cant judge your cars output with another car.
It doesnt work like that.
Drive/fly whats the diffrence.
Its the same thing!
You going to pick faults at everything said for the fun of it?
You keep going on about a check light?
Like I said, you have to change the ECU.
So you wont have a check light.
What are these "vital functions" of the ECU you will lose?
Do you know what an ECU does?
Fuel - Air - Spark
poussou wrote:1)Do you have ANY idea what are the limitations of a HYDRAULIC VALVE???Ever heard of VALVE BLEEDING???
Valve Bleeding?
Go on explain it to us.
Think this will be intresting
