Performance Progression Parts ( order to think about buying )

[spawnos]

Hi all,

I have a 2.0 Sport. And im looking to improve its performance so looking for a kind of guide to part purchase and installation. Im assuming the best thing will be to start off getting the gasses out quicker? so maybe a new exhaust, Filter. Then maybe an engine re-map? also it being a 2.0 sport, is it possible to take it up to a Turbo? or is that a straight non starter?

Thanks for any info, obviously im thinking ahead for after i fix my stalling problem

Wayne

[sam.bird3]

When Tuning, It's always best to get the Breathing sorted first, So your first port of Call would be Performance Air Filter, Exhaust etc. Then Remap it. Any car can have a Turbo Retro Fitted but can be ridiculously expensive, If you were thinking about that, then maybe a Supercharger would be a better option would sound Awesome!!!!

Where in London are you? the guy that done my Remap is great, he's in Kent but does come out at an extra cost.

[spawnos]

When Tuning, It's always best to get the Breathing sorted first, So your first port of Call would be Performance Air Filter, Exhaust etc. Then Remap it. Any car can have a Turbo Retro Fitted but can be ridiculously expensive, If you were thinking about that, then maybe a Supercharger would be a better option would sound Awesome!!!!

Where in London are you? the guy that done my Remap is great, he's in Kent but does come out at an extra cost.

Im in Walthamstow so Kent is an easy go to option. I dont know how much a turbo or Supercharger would cost, but its something ill take into consideration for the future. Thanks for your advice. Can you guys recommend me the right kind of Filter then Exhaust etc

[Sam]

If you've got a 2.0 NA the costs involved would far outweigh any performance gains.

Unless the car is spotless and already heavily modified (visually) you're better off saving your pennies for either an engine swap (never build what you can buy!) or a new car.

[sam.bird3]

Completey agree with What mycarsavw says above.

But if you want mild tuning, The weapon of Choice for all Audis is the Milltek Exhaust, but this can be very expensive. But definitely worth the Money. Or you could get a Custom Built one. I had mine done in Chadwell Heath so not too far from you, cost £490 and i'm well pleased with the Sound and Look.

When it comes to Air Filters the standard air box is perfectly fine so a Performance panel filter from Pipercross or K&N will be perfect. I've got a Carbonio which retails at about £300 but that only cos I got it at a stupidly low price and it sounds Awesome with the Turbo and Forge Recirc Valve.
I wouldn't waste my money on an Induction Kit as you will not see any more gains than from a Panel filter for £30

[Sam]

To get massive gains you need to look at turbo/supercharging with the latter costing more than the car is probably worth.

As an example, to s/c the 3.0L V6 B6 you're looking at £5k - Audi A4 (B6) 3.0 V6 Supercharger kit by Audi Superchargers UK.

[sam.bird3]

But how nice does it sound!! mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm lol

I think the Nicest thing I've heard (and seen ) is a B6 S4 with a Full Milltek Exhaust & Supercharger on it! My god did that thing Scream!!!

[sam.bird3]

I think the Nicest thing I've heard (and seen ) is a B6 S4 with a Full Milltek Exhaust & Supercharger on it! My god did that thing Scream!!!

Scratch that!!!!!!

The nicest thing I've now seen is that Supercharged R8 from that Link!! shame that Bloke didn't shut up so we could hear it properly!!

[sam.bird3]

Scratch that!!!!!!

The nicest thing I've now seen is that Supercharged R8 from that Link!! shame that Bloke didn't shut up so we could hear it properly!!

Changed my mind again!!!!

Just watched the video of the Supercharged S4 Cabrio on the Dyno in that Link. Back to loving the S4 again lol

[sam.bird3]

Start watching from 30 seconds. I love it when he starts Laughing. You just Know how much fun that was driving that thing!!

Supercharged & Meth Injected 2007 RS4 - YouTube

That is the car I want!! just need to save about £50,000