island_creature
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I know they are not built for speed i just feel lacking power on certain inclines on and off road where my friends 200tdi tackles fine in high box! :S
How to get the most power from a naturally aspirated 2.5d?
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andyb66
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Replace it with your friends 200 Tdi 
No seriously. It will be much better.
No seriously. It will be much better.
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You're not gonna get an old n/a diesel engine to perform like a tdi so just put a tdi in it and stop moanin.
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Yep...you can tweak fuel pump a bit but tbh you'll get maybe 2mph more and risk buggering it or using more diesel...bite the bullet, like me, and get the 200tdi...more grunt and better economy....
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- Fit a NOS kit
- Remove bodywork, weld seat to chassis
- Fit engine to go cart...wait that may not work
- Stick a TDi in it
island_creature
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200 tdi it is then! the 2.5 in it atm only has 93'000 on it so ill rack a few more miles onto it 1st! would the 2.5 be worth much?
they make good boat anchors
island_creature
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what size boat are we talking? i raised the titanic last weekend would it hold that? lol
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Possibly not but it'll give some diver a headache if you drop it overboard near him...
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