This is a discussion on Surely not!!! within the Octavia II forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; Recently read somewhere, cant remember whether it was on this forum or a magazine, but some bloke stated that the ...
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| Surely not!!! Recently read somewhere, cant remember whether it was on this forum or a magazine, but some bloke stated that the new Octy II Diesel would murder the octy II 2.0 TFSI between 30mph & 80mph? Surely this cant be the case!?? ![]() |
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| Re: Surely not!!! I don't think murder would quite be the word I'd use. I'm sure it would be pretty close. Would be helpful if you knew the source of the findings of course. Steve
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| Re: Surely not!!! Between 30 and 80mph, I'd say the TFSi would do that 2nd and 3rd gears, whenas the PD170 might just stretch that in 3rd all the way. As such, it'd be close . . . I reckon from 30 to 110 would be more interesting. ![]()
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| Re: Surely not!!! 30-80 is also a pretty strange range to test over too. 30-50 and 50-70 are more common, and more useful to know about as well. I just wish in-gear acceleration times were printed and available more often, you hardly ever see them in magazines. Far more useful than 0-60 and top speed quotes IMO. Steve
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| Re: Surely not!!! Has anyone heard of any tests where the New VRS Diesel races against the New VRS TFSI from standing start over a quarter mile or to 130mph or whatever and information recorded on the speed of each car going through each gear and which pulled better? If not it would be a quite interesting experiment. |
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| Re: Surely not!!! B****cks, messing about and attached that thumbnail! ![]() |
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| Re: Surely not!!! Hey VRSean....did you get my PM ? Btw Petrol vRS data here, Hot properties - Yahoo! Cars Interesting to hear what the Petrol version is putting out standard though Vrs Tfsi Vrs Tdi - VAGdrivers.net - sponsored by Newmarket Motors Ltd - Main VW Audi dealers - (029) 60100. Btw has anyone Rolling Roaded a Diesel version yet ?
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| Re: Surely not!!! I've seen a PD170 Passat on the rollers. Made bang on stock power IIRC.
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| Re: Surely not!!! Interesting to see in your link Gaff that the Octy is slowest to 60 but fastest 30 - 50. Also has the best brakes yet is the 2nd heaviest there.
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| Re: Surely not!!! Dunno if that would be true for mine...it seems a little vague compared to other vRS I driven, and their owners thought likewise of mine.
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