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Hi all, I am wondering if anyone is in the same boat as me, my 2020 GTI+ will be 4 years old next month, I have covered 23k with a mixture of driving, but up to now as far as I am aware not had a GPF regen?? Anyone else not had one yet?

Nora wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 6:30 am Strangely It’s taken until yesterday to spot another Gti on the road, I was crossing the Orwell bridge eastbound at Ipswich around 10am when a white Gti came past me

I live in Ipswich over the East side, my 2020 GTI+ is Limestone grey. Give me a wave if you see me.

There is a fix for the mooing noise, mine had it and they should fix it for free- there is a whole thread on it if you search. PS4s or Eagle F1s of equivalent will make a big difference to torque steer, Turanzas are a hard tyre good for durability tho.

There is a "reputable" body shop near me that replaces unnessesary parts and then sell them on Ebay, my mates BMW left headlight had a minor scratch which he was pretty sure was already there, they replaced it at around £800 insurance job along with bumper etc., the following week he notic...

Max torque on the dq250 is 400nm so looks like you blew it with the torque heavy map.

Hi. My 2020 GTI has done 14k and i've not had a regen yet and I do plenty of city driving, my advice would be don't worry about it and just enjoy your car. If and when it happens it will happen...

I used to have this problem continually, after an update in the summer it has been fine.

Mines on 13k and not had a regen yet to my knowledge.

Pretty sure there is a power limiter up to 1000km. I had a 150bhp 1.5evo r line before this and the Polo is far quicker-as it should be with 50 more BHP. you just need to run it in more.

Still on these turanzas at 12k! bit hard but seem fine to me.

Where is this exhaust cam variator? What are the symptoms? I recently had some TPI work done to supposedly cure a knocking noise around the rear suspension which hasnt worked and is getting louder.

The Ramair air one looks interesting, I was looking at the MST, it has great reviews for its Golf 7 application, think its about £240. Racingline one is nice but a bit pricey at around $600.

Some of you may remember that soon after I took delivery of my Polo in July 2020 I discovered that it was developing a knock type noise from the offside rear around the petrol cap area possibly, anyhow after 3 weeks of having the car including some time at their body shop they could not find the iss...

As SRGTD said, it will be down to the type of music and personnal hearing ability. Rock music for example the bass will feel less prominent than a dance track. For me though, with wired carplay at basically max listening volume, i have gone with; Bass -8 Mid +1 Treble -1 Fade balance backward two n...

Leyo is loudest i've read, MST has good reviews sounds great and has some the bet rating for airflow. hoping someone on Youtube can do a review. I was gonna get a MST, still considering it.