Drifter
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Probably will be faster than the ST. It's still a boring Polo though. The ST is only a 1.6 as well.That being said, I make more power at the wheels than ths Polo at the flywheel.
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2015 VW Polo GTI
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genetic
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Now that's cheap plastic.
OrbitalDawn
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Mike Hoxbig
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So your "full exhaust" and "stage 2" chip gives it 140kw at the wheels? Yeah whatever...
Drifter
Honorary Master
Yes it does, butit it is not strongest one. There is one in DBN with Stealth software that does 147wkw, one in Kempton with Celtic stage 2 that does 155wkw. And, its not a "chip" but direct mapping via OBD port.
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GreGorGy
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Why does this one have VORSPRUNG on the side? I though that was Audi's gig:
SeRpEnT
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LOL.
Mike Hoxbig
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It's weird, people with entry level cars like decorating it with stuff from cars that they can't afford. I once saw a Corsa with Ferrari stickers all over it...
Dolby
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That's pretty strong ...
So you have around 170kw fly on 1.4 engine? If that figure is correct, I don't see it lasting super long :/
You ever done timing at all? I'd be interested to see what you're like with other cars - because you should be able to take Golf 7 GTIs from the lights
GreGorGy
BULLSFAN
I'm the same - I put Slipknot and Iron Maiden stickers on my Honda to make it sound louder.
Drifter
Honorary Master
It's a 1.6, not a 1.4. I have taken a few GTI's from teh lights, as well as A3's. Once the VAG's load software, it's over though. Modded ones are very quick.
Drifter
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Nope, Fiesta ST.
Brenden_E
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That's risky though, you make the car so much heavier.
The fun thing about the 1.4 Polo GTi is that they barely make good figures on the dyno, even with modifications.
But on the road they run like a bat outa hell!!!
Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
Is this the new one or old one?
There is very little difference, so i understand your confusion.
Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
I understand, very little difference between the drivers too, can't tell if they are 18 or 88, all look 90+ anyway
FiestaST
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2018 Volkswagen Polo GTI Spied
The next generation of the VW Polo GTI has been spotted being tested in the United States.
The all-new, 6th-generation VW Polo is set to be revealed during in 2017 and then reach showrooms soon thereafter. The GTI derivative is only destined for 2018, but, as can be seen from the images captured in Death Valley USA, this pre-production test unit is shod with classic GTI wheels and fitted with chrome tailpipes. The photographers noted that the car looks longer and wider than the current Polo (the next GTI should also be lighter than the current model).
The current range of engines is likely to be carried over to the 2018-generation Polo with the GTI retaining it 1.8-litre turbopetrol powerplant. Volkswagen will also use its scalable MQB platform to underpin the new Polo; in other words, it will share its underpinnings with the Golf, but be a slightly shorter vehicle.
http://www.cars.co.za/motoring_news/2018-volkswagen-polo-gti-spied/42585/#.V6M25Pl95hE
The next generation of the VW Polo GTI has been spotted being tested in the United States.
The all-new, 6th-generation VW Polo is set to be revealed during in 2017 and then reach showrooms soon thereafter. The GTI derivative is only destined for 2018, but, as can be seen from the images captured in Death Valley USA, this pre-production test unit is shod with classic GTI wheels and fitted with chrome tailpipes. The photographers noted that the car looks longer and wider than the current Polo (the next GTI should also be lighter than the current model).
The current range of engines is likely to be carried over to the 2018-generation Polo with the GTI retaining it 1.8-litre turbopetrol powerplant. Volkswagen will also use its scalable MQB platform to underpin the new Polo; in other words, it will share its underpinnings with the Golf, but be a slightly shorter vehicle.
http://www.cars.co.za/motoring_news/2018-volkswagen-polo-gti-spied/42585/#.V6M25Pl95hE
