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    09-07-2012 06:12 PM #1
    I have been doing a little bit of research on the 1.8t to 2.0t coilpack conversion settup... The only thing that I am having a hardvtime figuring out is the type of coil to use, fsi or tsi. I have a 2001 jetta with the AWW engine code... What coil would I be leaning more towards?

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    09-07-2012 06:19 PM #2
    FSI...but you can use the TSI.

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    09-07-2012 06:40 PM #3
    Most answers can be found here...

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    09-07-2012 06:49 PM #4
    So it really doesn't matter which one? I'm planning on chipping the car up to stage 2 next summer... Do the same specs apply? Obviously the spark plugs would change...

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    09-07-2012 06:52 PM #5
    Quote Originally Posted by groggory View Post
    I looked at that chart a few times, I just wasn't sure if anything would've been different because of the car being an earlier 1.8t.

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    09-07-2012 07:04 PM #6
    Engine type doesn't matter, only relevant factor is boost pressure to determine plug gap

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    09-07-2012 07:13 PM #7
    In other words.

    Buy appropriate adapter for your specific valve cover style.

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    09-08-2012 04:18 PM #8
    I really like the red packs... from my understanding they are about the same as the black packs... Can anybody say otherwise?

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    09-08-2012 04:56 PM #9
    Bremi STI coils are red and don't require any extra hardware. You don't need a bigger coil / gap for a stage 2 car.
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    09-19-2012 11:21 AM #10
    Okay kiddos, so I did my conversion yesterday:

    MkV red 2.0t fsi coil packs
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    NGK BKR6EIX Iridium spark plugs tapped at .035



    So far so good! My only question is about the gap... It's definitely a trial and error sorta thing, as all cars are different. My car is not yet reflashed or chipped... But it does have:

    2.5" catback exhaust
    3" downpipe with a highflow cat
    Air intake
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    Race N75
    and will be installing a new smic and MAP sensor

    Do you think that it is an appropriate gap and spark plug combo?

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    09-19-2012 11:50 AM #11
    Yeah, stock.
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    09-19-2012 01:38 PM #12
    Keep a stock gap?

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    09-19-2012 01:55 PM #13
    I don't think the coils are much stronger. Maybe you can gap them a little more. I think the main hope is the longevity of a more developed coil. LS2 coils are where you wanna go for big spark gaps.
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    09-19-2012 02:46 PM #14
    I gapped them at .035... Should I just put them back to .028-.032?

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    09-19-2012 04:24 PM #15
    I would drive around a week or two and check the plugs every once in a while. If they look okay then you're probly fine
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    09-19-2012 04:38 PM #16
    You have no reason to widen the gap or whatever. "IF" they are more reliable put them at .028 or .032 and let them be. You won't gain a thing by changing the gap on a stock turbo.
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    10-06-2012 05:00 PM #17
    So today I got a uni stage 2 flash... I am currently running NGK bkr6eix Iridium spark plugs at a gap of .33... So now I should go with NGK bkr7... Iridium or coppers?

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    10-06-2012 10:47 PM #19
    Quote Originally Posted by thefrese View Post
    I don't think the coils are much stronger. Maybe you can gap them a little more. I think the main hope is the longevity of a more developed coil. LS2 coils are where you wanna go for big spark gaps.
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