so basiclly your saying your better off putting a ko4 on to the existing engine instead? how do the nornal gti engines hold up with the k04 internal wise?
Good luck with the swap mate, let us know how u get on
This may be a completely stupid thing to say, but since the majority of the engine is the same couldnt you just change the internals of the normal GTi engine with S3/Ed30 cmas and head change injectors and inter-cooler add S3 or ED30 map to the ECU and you would have the same engine, plus you ECU and immo wouldnt need to change?Just trying to think outside the box, and surely that would involve less work and you would then know the engine history and while the work is being done you can clean the valves and cylinders up.
This thread is quite interesting.http://www.vagsg.com/forums/showpost.php?p=417150&postcount=468
I did wonder, if people are having filthy valves cleaned, why not have the ports ported & Polished at the same time for better flow
Quote from: Tfsi_Mike on October 06, 2011, 03:08:44 pm I did wonder, if people are having filthy valves cleaned, why not have the ports ported & Polished at the same time for better flowThe simplest method for periodic cleaning the intake valves in our engine is to use a walnut blaster. It removes the buildup without having to remove the head, just the intake.I believe bmw also use this method on their direct port injection engines.