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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Jay w on 28 July 2007, 15:37:05
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Most modern diesels 1.9?
I know it sound like one of those curveball type questions but it got me thinking because i am in a Skoda Octavia hire car currently and it's a 1.9 TDi 110bhp engine (goes really well)
Now i know that all the Skoda/seat/VW engines are the same, but even vaux. ford, renault/citroen all seem to be this size.
Is it chance or is it some silly like the bore/stroke is idea for the compression it is running at?
any ideas
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audi falls into the seat/skoda/vw group too
vx i've noticed are usually 1.3, 1.7, 2.2, 2.5
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I drive a Skoda Superb 1.9 130 bhp company car and it goes like snot, I picked this car through choice as it was far superior to the mondeos, lagunas citrons etc that i test drove.
I must also say I have had it 3 years and done 80,000 miles with not a single problem. :y :y
Great car.
But I love my Miggy more. ;D ;D
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:-/Are they based on the 1905cc diesel that was in almost everything a few years ago? :)
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Ive been looking at replacing the wifes Rover weisel with a VW/Audi weisel because they can easily be chipped to 200bhp :o
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Ive been looking at replacing the wifes Rover weisel with a VW/Audi weisel because they can easily be chipped to 200bhp :o
But can they also run on petrol ?
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Ive been looking at replacing the wifes Rover weisel with a VW/Audi weisel because they can easily be chipped to 200bhp :o
But can they also run on petrol ?
;D
Im sure I will soon find out :(
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Ive been looking at replacing the wifes Rover weisel with a VW/Audi weisel because they can easily be chipped to 200bhp :o
But can they also run on petrol ?
Don`t forgetb to give the wiesel
water at night when you put him in the garage ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D