Hi all my first post and a tecnical quest?

Richone · 04-05-2007, 18:46

Well this is my first post and I hope it makes sence to someone.

OK, here I go! I have a Octi VRS 04 plate and I have purchased a set of TURBOMAGS to fit to my fuel supply line. Great I thought, fit them and reep the benifits.

But I have found out that it helps if you know where the fuel supply line is to fit them to!

So if any of you kind people can shed some light for me I would be greatfull.

I have tried to search the forums but no luck! Perhaps my newness?

Kind regards to all and proud to be a member.

Rich

heresmo · 04-05-2007, 18:59

Hello - I'm afraid I can't help with your particular query, so just wishing you a warm welcome.

Mo

***ncarring*** · 04-05-2007, 19:14

Easiest way would be to take the little plastic cover off over the injectors (front of the engine) and trace back from there.

Turbomags aren't like Ecotek valves are they? If so the benefits may be more in the mind than in the wallet ....

Welcome to Briskoda.

Richone · 04-05-2007, 20:34

Hi Nick, thanks for the responce.

Not to sure about Ecotek valves as I'm not sure what they are, sorry.

Turbomags are high power magnets that fit around the fuel supply hose. They should then produce a number of improvement. Fuel, MPG, emmissions, performance are but a few of the claims. How true I'm yet to find out!
I've seen other versions of his type that fit to central heating gas pipes and water pipes. They only cost a few pounds so I thought I'd give them a try. Thought being the word at the moment lol.

Regards

Rich

Tom_vRS · 04-05-2007, 21:01

Don't mean to **** on your bonfire, but they will do nothing, diddly squat.

Get yourself a remap and feel the power!!

Welcome to the forum

Lummox · 04-05-2007, 21:04

Hmm expecting big lumps of steel floating down the fuel pipe are you?

Make a nice paperweight though I am sure, welcome aboard. The delivery pipes btw are on the left hand side of the engine, they come up the back near the brake reservior.

mluton · 04-05-2007, 23:50

Welcome to Briskoda

04-05-2007, 18:46	#1
Richone Briskodian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Leicester Posts: 2 Members Car: Octi VRS Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi all my first post and a tecnical quest? Well this is my first post and I hope it makes sence to someone. OK, here I go! I have a Octi VRS 04 plate and I have purchased a set of TURBOMAGS to fit to my fuel supply line. Great I thought, fit them and reep the benifits. But I have found out that it helps if you know where the fuel supply line is to fit them to! So if any of you kind people can shed some light for me I would be greatfull. I have tried to search the forums but no luck! Perhaps my newness? Kind regards to all and proud to be a member. Rich

04-05-2007, 18:59	#2
heresmo Briskodian Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 12,550 Members Car: Thanks: 50 Thanked 142 Times in 122 Posts	Re: Hi all my first post and a tecnical quest? Hello - I'm afraid I can't help with your particular query, so just wishing you a warm welcome. Mo

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*ncarring* Don't talk, drive! Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: The B roads of Britain Posts: 12,952 Members Car: 1983 Porsche 928S / 1972 MGB GT Thanks: 16 Thanked 94 Times in 77 Posts	Re: Hi all my first post and a tecnical quest? Easiest way would be to take the little plastic cover off over the injectors (front of the engine) and trace back from there. Turbomags aren't like Ecotek valves are they? If so the benefits may be more in the mind than in the wallet .... Welcome to Briskoda. __________________ Nick North Wiltshire RoADAR

04-05-2007, 20:34	#4
Richone Briskodian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Leicester Posts: 2 Members Car: Octi VRS Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Hi all my first post and a tecnical quest? Hi Nick, thanks for the responce. Not to sure about Ecotek valves as I'm not sure what they are, sorry. Turbomags are high power magnets that fit around the fuel supply hose. They should then produce a number of improvement. Fuel, MPG, emmissions, performance are but a few of the claims. How true I'm yet to find out! I've seen other versions of his type that fit to central heating gas pipes and water pipes. They only cost a few pounds so I thought I'd give them a try. Thought being the word at the moment lol. Regards Rich

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