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    Default Re: increasing BHP – 21-09-2007,09:43 AM
    He has a 150 so that is irrelevant.

    (You won’t get any more from re-mapping a 180 than you will a 150; they will both come out at circa 190/200.)
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    Default Re: increasing BHP – 21-09-2007,10:02 AM
    150 goes to about 195

    180 goes to about 215.

    Hope this helps.

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    He has a 150 so that is irrelevant.

    (You won’t get any more from re-mapping a 180 than you will a 150; they will both come out at circa 190/200.)
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    Default Re: increasing BHP – 21-09-2007,10:02 AM
    A 150 BHP & 180 BHP engine would give you 220 BHP.

    I went from 168 BHP to 208 BHP (+40 BHP Gain)

    So if it was putting out 180 BHP you could get 210 Easily.
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    Default Re: increasing BHP – 21-09-2007,10:09 AM
    Without extras such as exhaust/high-flow cat etc, much more than 200bhp is pushing the standard turbo too much.
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    Default Re: increasing BHP – 21-09-2007,10:31 AM
    Correct, you don't really want to be going over 50hp with the 1.8T engine, you could, but not advisable.
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    Default Re: increasing BHP – 21-09-2007,11:03 AM
    My opologies, i thought the engines were the same setup with different maps on them.
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