Buyers Remorse

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Marcel333
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I drive a: 1.4 TSI 160
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Location: Pretoria, South Africa

Buyers Remorse

Post by Marcel333 »

Good day Gentleman and Lady-Gentleman.
I was wondering if anyone has had buyers remorse after buying the 1.4 TSI instead of the 2.0 or the R?

Regards.
Marcel. [emoji16]
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moulin12
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salsajoe
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I drive a: 1.4 TSI 160
In: Salsa Red
With a: Manual box
Options: multifunction steering wheel, fogs, 18" alloys; DAB; XDS activated, DRLs reset, lock beep activated; indicator repeat set to 4; covered cup holder, rear seat 12v socket installed. metal pedals, 210 Golf GTi also in the stable. Scirocco gone - miss it. Polo GTI now.

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Got a golf GTi (2.0 tsi) and 1.4 TSI. The 1.4 does not pick up as quickly from low revs (less torque low down) but having driven a 1.4 with stage 1 once above 3000rpm it is a great car. That said the fuel consumption is not that different so in hindsight would probably have gone for the 2.0 if I had known.
Marcel333
Posts: 88
Joined: Sun Nov 03, 2013 12:50 pm
I drive a: 1.4 TSI 160
In: Opal Silver
With a: Manual box
Options: Multi function steering wheel, leather interior, seat heaters, cruise control
Location: Pretoria, South Africa

Re: Buyers Remorse

Post by Marcel333 »

Thanks Mate. Good read.
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Marcel333
Posts: 88
Joined: Sun Nov 03, 2013 12:50 pm
I drive a: 1.4 TSI 160
In: Opal Silver
With a: Manual box
Options: Multi function steering wheel, leather interior, seat heaters, cruise control
Location: Pretoria, South Africa

Re: Buyers Remorse

Post by Marcel333 »

salsajoe wrote:Got a golf GTi (2.0 tsi) and 1.4 TSI. The 1.4 does not pick up as quickly from low revs (less torque low down) but having driven a 1.4 with stage 1 once above 3000rpm it is a great car. That said the fuel consumption is not that different so in hindsight would probably have gone for the 2.0 if I had known.
So you suggest a stage one remap on my 1.4? I am not at all disappointed, i just sometimes think of what could have been if I had got the 2.0
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salsajoe
Posts: 407
Joined: Fri Jun 24, 2011 12:54 pm
I drive a: 1.4 TSI 160
In: Salsa Red
With a: Manual box
Options: multifunction steering wheel, fogs, 18" alloys; DAB; XDS activated, DRLs reset, lock beep activated; indicator repeat set to 4; covered cup holder, rear seat 12v socket installed. metal pedals, 210 Golf GTi also in the stable. Scirocco gone - miss it. Polo GTI now.

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Post by salsajoe »

Don't have stage 1 but tried a friends. Does take off above 3000rpm :D and makes overtaking a dream. Unless you bought a late 2011 onwards 2.0 you would always have the thought that the timing chain tensioner could fail.
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