i have revved into my fuel gauge were the rpm limit pin is inside of the tach with a stock cam shaft and the governor mod on my old 1.6td running 26 psi and lots of fuel.
some guys on here put a piece of wood on the BOV and use clamps to secure its position (forces the BOV to stay closed, since it opens outward)
i never had luck with the governor mod,i didnt like the way it drovei didnt feel more power up top,and if you pushed the clutch in for a shift, the revs would "hang" at whever you revved it to,and wouldnt come down unless you were in gear and used the brakes to slow it downtheres more power in the max fuel screw and the adjustments made elsewhere to the pump
definitely do the intercooler. it will make your car smoke less, so you can increase the fuel :twisted:
Quote from: jtanguaydefinitely do the intercooler. it will make your car smoke less, so you can increase the fuel :twisted:heh,yeah, but I cant increase fueling no more, because my idle rpm goes high, and theres no more adjusting I can do on the idle, the bolt is gone =PSo if I increase fueling now, I get higher idle RPM... Is there any other way to adjust it?Regards Klang