AUDI coupe - Tuning
04-23-2014, 06:02 AM
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AUDI coupe - Tuning
I just bougth myself an audi coupe -93 v6 2.8. Really enjoy it!
But I want a little bit more power..hehe
Im new to audi and want to do mostly myself, but as i said Im new to audi so you guys have any suggestions on what I can do? I want more power but on the same time not cost too much! The tougth is to have it like a project car that runs during upgrades.
Any suggestions?
But I want a little bit more power..hehe
Im new to audi and want to do mostly myself, but as i said Im new to audi so you guys have any suggestions on what I can do? I want more power but on the same time not cost too much! The tougth is to have it like a project car that runs during upgrades.
Any suggestions?
04-23-2014, 06:14 AM
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There really aren't a lot of true engine management changes to help these data. The biggest things are removing air restrictions and improving flow.
The 12v V6 forum here is a wealth of knowledge about these engines although no one goes there anymore.
The biggest improvements I've made are...
Gasket matching the cylinder heads - this improves consistency of fuel delivery.
Porting and polishing the throttle body and the intake manifold - improves air flow
Installing a bored out MAF sensor - the really old MAFs are very small openings. The later 471A versions have more airflow and are easy to install.
Beyond that using AAH engine cams is supposedly a better option than the later AFC cams.
That's about it.
The 12v V6 forum here is a wealth of knowledge about these engines although no one goes there anymore.
The biggest improvements I've made are...
Gasket matching the cylinder heads - this improves consistency of fuel delivery.
Porting and polishing the throttle body and the intake manifold - improves air flow
Installing a bored out MAF sensor - the really old MAFs are very small openings. The later 471A versions have more airflow and are easy to install.
Beyond that using AAH engine cams is supposedly a better option than the later AFC cams.
That's about it.
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