Polo GTi BMC CDA

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Polo GTi BMC CDA

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can people with this set up please post up a pic of your engine bay and tell me how you got round the battery problem
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It's sure worth the money, sound's very nice and the power gains are substantial with a remap.
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replace the battery in the thrunk, a mate did it with his ibiza, works well and room enough :wink:
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Vlad, do you run your BT on the standard TIP and DV? Also what Intercooler you running?

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The pics were with the k03 with stage2 remap.
Now I have a custom made TIP, a BMC DIA airfilter, 3" MAF housing, Forge 007p DV with a spring kit (not in the pictures), Forge FMIC, stock internals and 1.3 bar boost :)

Here is a pic of the engine bay ( it will be cleaned in the future) and the TIP
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How do you put the battery in the boot sounds hard work!
With the BMC fitted looks like it must be hard to get cold air there. I dont want heat soak
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BMC is a verry good product, from the times i have seen it fitted on a car, it allways performed verry good!

about heatsoak, you won't get heat soak from your airfilter,
heatsoak comes from the intercooler, that cools down the air that goes into the engine,
so if it get a bit hot air, it's not so bad if you have a good FMIC. the stock Smic is rubbisch and will verry easy give you heatsoak.
if the airfilter will get cold air it will be better, but it's less importand on a turbo engine than on a N/A engine. :wink:

to get the battery in the thrunk is not thats much of a job i guess.
never done it to a polo myself but it must be do-able.
but it's the best option to place the biggest type from BMC CDA.
i think it's harder to do when you work around the battery to fit the BMC :?:
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Ahhh I see so the £600 for the fmic is worth it? I'm going to fit the BMC this weekend if the weather holds up. Il fire up a few pictures. Does it just bolt straight on to the MAF? I'm excited to hear the induction noise. Going for stage one at a later date.
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The induction noise is really nice! and about the heat soak, exactly like turbomier said, even if you get cold air from outside, it will get hot from the turbo charger. So yes, the FMIC is worth it :)
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Great, cant wait to fit :) Will have to tell insurance see how much it goes up
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I've always wondered about "telling insurance".

Do modifications like this put the insurance up by a lot? It's generally what has always put me off.

I'm also left wondering should I declare my body coloured bumper strips. :lol: :lol:
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aaronon wrote:I've always wondered about "telling insurance".

Do modifications like this put the insurance up by a lot? It's generally what has always put me off.

I'm also left wondering should I declare my body coloured bumper strips. :lol: :lol:
Ahaha no i wouldnt declare them! well around my area for each Modification undeclared its 3 points each. I'l ring admiral and see how much they say.
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GuyGTi wrote:
aaronon wrote:I've always wondered about "telling insurance".

Do modifications like this put the insurance up by a lot? It's generally what has always put me off.

I'm also left wondering should I declare my body coloured bumper strips. :lol: :lol:
Ahaha no i wouldnt declare them! well around my area for each Modification undeclared its 3 points each. I'l ring admiral and see how much they say.
It's actually an offense to drive around with mods?! :O
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Undeclared yes as your insurance is void.
i used ot be with Quinn insurance they used to only care about performance gaining mods, but admiral want to know EVERYTHING.
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Re: Polo GTi BMC CDA

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Well i fitted it tonight. I'l get pictures up tomorrow.
Need to call insurance see what they rip of me. Sounds awesome
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