Quote from: RedRobin on June 08, 2015, 10:45:53 amQuote from: GrayMK5GTI on June 06, 2015, 01:31:43 pmon the TFSI tuning Facebook group (well worth joining if you are on FB), been literally 5 people every week complaining of white smoke & poor running. Each time it was remedied by fitting OEM PCV. I'll try to find James post from a while back where his Forge catch can caused white smokeEDIT: restrictive Forge Catch can: http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,43854.msg518133.html#msg518133Can't find any posts on the Twintake, but I recall that @RedRobin removed his after noticing no gains over his OEM intercooler. Dan has the technical answer covered above No one seems to buy the twintercooler these days, I think that in itself says it all. . . ....NOT SO!!!! No performance issues or problems whatsoever in my case with either Forge's Catch Can or Twintake!!!! I am now at 115,000 miles and have run both for several years and many thousands of miles.I wrote and posted full illustrated reviews on each product but don't know if this forum has archived them or just lost them.Not disputing your catch can or Twintake (i didnt mention that above)- although i beleive you were aware of the catch can issue with james car (you've commented on his BT), and the poor performance of the Twintake on K04 cars (you updated your review to refect this). I was specifically asking about the Twintercooler (not Twintake - my bad)
Quote from: GrayMK5GTI on June 06, 2015, 01:31:43 pmon the TFSI tuning Facebook group (well worth joining if you are on FB), been literally 5 people every week complaining of white smoke & poor running. Each time it was remedied by fitting OEM PCV. I'll try to find James post from a while back where his Forge catch can caused white smokeEDIT: restrictive Forge Catch can: http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,43854.msg518133.html#msg518133Can't find any posts on the Twintake, but I recall that @RedRobin removed his after noticing no gains over his OEM intercooler. Dan has the technical answer covered above No one seems to buy the twintercooler these days, I think that in itself says it all. . . ....NOT SO!!!! No performance issues or problems whatsoever in my case with either Forge's Catch Can or Twintake!!!! I am now at 115,000 miles and have run both for several years and many thousands of miles.I wrote and posted full illustrated reviews on each product but don't know if this forum has archived them or just lost them.
on the TFSI tuning Facebook group (well worth joining if you are on FB), been literally 5 people every week complaining of white smoke & poor running. Each time it was remedied by fitting OEM PCV. I'll try to find James post from a while back where his Forge catch can caused white smokeEDIT: restrictive Forge Catch can: http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,43854.msg518133.html#msg518133Can't find any posts on the Twintake, but I recall that @RedRobin removed his after noticing no gains over his OEM intercooler. Dan has the technical answer covered above No one seems to buy the twintercooler these days, I think that in itself says it all. . .
Anyone got part numbers for the new pcv and dv?
