Interesting to see about the times.
I've seen a few Golf R's that are Stage 3, roughly 520-550hp running 10.7s at Pod. So maybe a bit lower at Crail idk. Might be down the the weight of the car.
Weight, gearbox, short ratios. Golf Rs are so fast with modifications.
I believe the latest Golf R has a 7 speed DSG with even quicker ratios.
Such Golfs are completely stripped out and with full slicks. Mine was full weight and normal tyres but, having said that 11.2 is possible under ideal weather conditions with the new dsg map.
yes there's deffo something wrong with that 900hp/ 10.2.............because even the plymouth belvedere with 700hp will do a 10 sec 1/4 and that is a really heavy car.Such Golfs are completely stripped out and with full slicks. Mine was full weight and normal tyres but, having said that 11.2 is possible under ideal weather conditions with the new dsg map.
Not really, there are a few on the Facebook group I'm in, full weight, 99 octane, usually PS4 or PS4S as tyres, and are used as dailies. It's difficult to get the "best" time as there are so many variables of course
yes there's deffo something wrong with that 900hp/ 10.2.............because even the plymouth belvedere with 700hp will do a 10 sec 1/4 and that is a really heavy car.
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Full weight with 520-530hp and normal tyres doing 10.7 at Santa Pod? Not at Crail (or abroad) or with their own recording equipment.
"Stage 3" is such a meaningless phrase. What it constitutes varies depending on the car/engine, the tuning company, etc.
I've just decided that my car is Stage 5 tuned, because I fitted a cone filter myself and thats what I want to call it. Stages 1 to 4 are lesser filters.
10.66 @ 127.54
10.79 @ 127.19
11.08 @ 126.05
All them 3 cars I know for definite have ran with full interior, tuned to Stage 3/road tyres. With printouts to verify of course..
"Stage 3" is such a meaningless phrase. What it constitutes varies depending on the car/engine, the tuning company, etc.
I've just decided that my car is Stage 5 tuned, because I fitted a cone filter myself and thats what I want to call it. Stages 1 to 4 are lesser filters.
Would love to see the car details and printouts (especially 60ft). Been doing this for sometime and know most cars and owners and full weight/normal tyres and 10.66 with 520hp at Santa Pod I have not seen. Happy to be proven wrong.
"Stage 3" is such a meaningless phrase. What it constitutes varies depending on the car/engine, the tuning company, etc.
I've just decided that my car is Stage 5 tuned, because I fitted a cone filter myself and thats what I want to call it. Stages 1 to 4 are lesser filters.
When people start talking about stages in car tuning you know they more often than not haven't a clue what they're talking about.
There are actual stages but there's a hell of a lot more to it than walking in to a dealer and going "I want stage 3 please".
Stage 1 is about the only one which can be generalised as it usually means the car's breathing has been improved, usually a filter and a pipe. Even that however can vary rather dramatically.
For reference, when I say Stage 3, I'm referring to the ECU tune, not the general state of the car. As we all know 2 peoples "Stage 3 car" will be different.
Stage 1 is about the only one which can be generalised as it usually means the car's breathing has been improved, usually a filter and a pipe. Even that however can vary rather dramatically.
I can vouch for the spec on the 11.06:
I shall report back with prinout/60ft if the owner sends it.
- MRC Stage 3 ECU and DSG map (524PS/671NM)
- Turbo Technics V4 hybrid IS38 turbo
- Full turbo-back, valved, Milltek exhaust system
- Wagner intercooler
- Autotech HPFP
- Unitronic carbon fibre air intake (including pipe and elbow)
- GFB DV+
- NGK Racing R7438-9 spark plugs
- 4 BAR map sensors
- KW V3 coilovers
- 034 Motorsport Rear ARB
- ATS Racelight, 19x8.5j ET35, wheels in Satin Black
When people start talking about stages in car tuning you know they more often than not haven't a clue what they're talking about.
There are actual stages but there's a hell of a lot more to it than walking in to a dealer and going "I want stage 3 please".
Stage 1 is about the only one which can be generalised as it usually means the car's breathing has been improved, usually a filter and a pipe. Even that however can vary rather dramatically.