• Guest would you be interested in CUPRA or SEAT valve caps? let us know in the poll

  • Welcome to our new sponsor Lecatona, a brand dedicated to enhancing performance for VAG group sports cars, including SEAT, Audi, Volkswagen and Škoda. Specializing in High Pressure Fuel Pump (HPFP) upgrades.

Mk5 Ibiza REVEALED - This is the real one!

Poverty

Guest
Hmmm I note EVO only gave it 2 stars :/

evo is a crap publication due to all the writers driving about in 911 and ferraris everyday, and hence anything other than a ferrari, 911, bmw or similiar to them is crap. I hate those guys, they need to get back to the real world, no one is going to buy a ibiza 1.4 etc if they want to get from a to b as fast as possible.
 

Poverty

Guest
main.php

main.php


Now this angle is just pure sex. Really liking the new lines.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
Nov 6, 2007
893
0
Newark
all about the dolla, they bring out the new ibiza they sell aload. Sales slow. Next year they bring the tdi's and fr/curpa and make more money and sales I guess
 

Poverty

Guest
I see AUDI has reveled it's future engine line-up for the A1

http://www.motorauthority.com/cars/audi/audis-future-powertrain-line-up-revealed/

1.2TSI 86bhp
1.4TSI 122bhp
1.4TSI 170bhp

1.6TDI 90bhp
2.0TDI 143bhp

Why can't the Ibiza get these engine's.

Audi hasnt revealed as such but instead its a leak. Lately these leaks havent been quite spot on though. Personally I cant see a new ibiza cupra with less power than the current model.

My money is still on a 1.8T or 2.0T, thats if they dont develop a 1.6 TSI.
 

bobmcgod

Active Member
Jan 22, 2007
323
0
would the 1.6TSi have more power that the 1.8TSi????

There isn't a 1.8 TSI. There is a 1.8TFSI. They stand for different things.

FSI is fuel stratified injection.
TFSI as above but with turbo
TSI is an FSI engine with a supercharger up to so many revs and then a big turbo kicks in.

It's confusing the way VW currently badges things but currently there is only a 1.4TSI.

If there were a 1.6TSI i imagine it would be more powerful than the 1.8TFSI.
 

Skisbp

Full Member
There isn't a 1.8 TSI. There is a 1.8TFSI. They stand for different things.

FSI is fuel stratified injection.
TFSI as above but with turbo
TSI is an FSI engine with a supercharger up to so many revs and then a big turbo kicks in.

It's confusing the way VW currently badges things but currently there is only a 1.4TSI.

If there were a 1.6TSI i imagine it would be more powerful than the 1.8TFSI.

With such a clear & concise explanation, you leave little to add!:clap:
When VAG started showing around the 1.4TSI in 2005. Both speculation as well as official word was the rest of their engine line-up would follow suit. I believe VAG even mentioned that the 1.8 would be next. Yet when it arrived as we well know it showed up without the supercharger! Thus it's a 1.8TfSI currently available in 160 & 170hp variations... If & when the 1.6 gets this treatment, quite possible if the rumors of the 1.2TfSI are verified. As the 1.2 is just a 3-pot from the 1.6's 4-pot. Then I'd expect it to slot in above the 1.4TfSI yet unless it's a 1.6TSI still below the 1.8TfSI. So given the outputs of these other engines I believe only the 150hp mark is left for marketing purposes!!!
More sensibly I would think the 1.0TSI/TfSI should be the next engine with these treatments to arrive both from a marketing standpoint as well as it is speculated that this would be used in the "UP-line" of new small rear engined RWD offerings!!! The 75hp variation could be the 1st to make the scene. It would also be a good replacement for the 1.2 70hp currently being sold.
Yet no real verification of this has been leaked. It may make most marketing sense to keep the offerings to 1.0/1.4/1.8 then a 2.2 could be offered in the futre...
Say: 1.0TfSI 65-95hp 115hp-MAX
1.4TfSI/TSI 120-170hp 200+hp-MAX
1.8TfSI 160-170hp 225hp-MAX
2.2TfSI 185-245hp 350hp-MAX
All this speculation takes into consideration dropping the supercharger that adds an "unnecessary":( expense & the MAX I mention should be considered like the Cupra/S3/Clubsport/anniversary editions that VAG usually does.:whistle:
 

Skisbp

Full Member
While we're on engine specs I'd thought I'd share something I just shared with the Brikskodians as well...:rolleyes:

EA 111

The EA111 series was introduced in the mid 1970s in the Audi 50 and later the VW Polo. It is a series of water cooled three- and four-cylinder gasoline and Diesel engines in a variety of sizes. The overhead cam engine features a crossflow cylinder head design and directly-driven auxiliary units. The exhaust side is in driving direction.

50-90 hp 1.0T
The new fuel-saving engine presented at the Genève car show

configuration
water cooled 998 cm³ inline three
head : aluminium, DOHC, four valves per cylinder, 10.5:1 compression ratio
block
aluminium, four bearings, balancer shaft, 74.9 mm bore × 75.6 mm stroke, 0.99 ratio, 333 cm³ per cylinder
aspiration
Twinscroll turbocharger or turbocharger with fronted mechanical charger (look 1.4TSI)
fuel
direct fuel injection FSI with 150 bars injection pressure
55 kW (75 hp) at 5000 rpm, 120 N·m at 1950-4000 rpm
50 kW at 4000 to 6000 rpm, 108 Nm at 1500-5000 rpm

122-170 hp 1.4 TSI

Announced at the 2005 Frankfurt Auto Show to be used in the Golf GT, The 1.4l Twincharger is a TSI engine with a turbocharger and a supercharger in combination. Its downsizing leads to economy, with 14% more power than the 2.0 FSI but consuming 5% less fuel. The mechanical compressor operates at low engine speeds below 2400 rpm to increase low-end power, the turbocharger engages at middle revs, a clutch disengage the supercharger which will then be bypassed once the turbocharger reaches sufficient speed to provide boost above 3500 rpm.

In 2007 Volkswagen announced the 90 kW model which will replace the 1.6 FSI 115 hp (86 kW) engine. This engine differs from the 103 kW and 125 kW models in several ways. It is turbocharger only and has water-cooled intercooler to reduce charge time. The engine has reduced frictional losses, optimized camshafts, new intake port and new high-pressure injector valves. It is also 14 kg lighter than the 125 kW model, all to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions.

Configuration
1390 cm³ straight-4
Head
four-valve, 10:1 compression ratio
Block
grey cast iron, bore * stroke ratio 76.5 * 75.6 mm, 120 bar peak pressures
Fuel
FSI direct petrol injection up to 150 bar, high-pressure injection multiple-hole valve with six fuel outlet elements, injector on the intake side between the intake port and cylinder head seal level
Aspiration
90 kW model
turbocharger with maximum pressure 1.8 bar, water-cooled intercooler integrated into intake manifold
103 kW and 125 kW models
mechanical belt driven Roots compressor operated by a magnetic clutch integrated in a module inside the water pump, internal step-down ratio on the input end of the synchronization gear pair and exhaust turbocharger connected in series, administrated by a control flap, intercooler, 2.5 bar pressure at 1500 rpm.
Output
90 kW (122 PS), 200 Nm over 1500-3500 rpm in the Golf lineup later in 2007
92 kW (125 PS), 200 Nm over 1500-4000 rpm in the Audi A3
103 kW (140 PS), 220 N·m in the Touran from early 2006
125 kW (170 PS) at 6000 rpm, 240 N·m (MEP 21.7 bar) from 1750 to 4500 rpm , 200 N·m from 1250 to 6000 rpm, 7000 rpm max in the Golf GT
Applications VW Golf V, VW Touran, VW Scirocco?, Seat LeonII, Skoda SuperbII, VW Tiguan, VW Eos, Audi A3 II, VW GolfPlus, VW Jetta V/Bora/Vento/Sagitar, VW Passat VI, etc...

P.S. The VW Tiguan uses a 150hp version...

EA888

160 hp (119 kW) - 170 hp (127 kW) 1.8 TFSI I4
Configuration
1798 cc water cooled inline 4, bore 82.5 mm/stroke 84.1 mm
Head
9.6:1 compression ratio, toothed chain driven camshaft, continuous adjusting intake
Block
88 mm cylinder spacing, 33 kg grey cast iron (GJL 250)
Crankcase
two toothed chain driven counter-rotating balancing shafts suppressing second degree free inertial forces and oil-pump
crankshaft
eight counterweights, 58 mm diameter main bearings
Fuel system
Gasoline, Fuel Stratified Injection, up to 150 bar, six-hole injectors, high-pressure pump driven by a fourfold cam on the exhaust camshaft, stainless steel high-pressure lines, dual injection at the admission and compression stroke
Aspiration
Borg Warner K03 watercooled turbocharger, intercooler, charge movement flaps controlling combustion chamber air movement
exhaust
ceramic primary catalytic converter and ceramic close-coupled catalytic converter
Output
118 kW (160 PS) from 5,000 to 6,200 rpm, 250 Nm from 1,500 to 4,200 rpm, 165 Nm at 1,000 rpm
125 kW (170 PS) from 4,800 to 6,200 rpm, 250 Nm from 1,500 to 4,800 rpm, in the Audi A5
application
2006, Audi A3 II, Audi A4 IV, Audi A5 , Seat LeonII,SEAT Altea/XL,Škoda OctaviaII, Skoda SuperbII, Seat ToledoIII, VW Magotan, VW PassatCC etc...
 

slinemfc

Guest
Saw this test drive in Spain this week and took some pictures of it. Unfortunately it was a Sunday and not open for me to test drive :cry:

DSC00566.jpg

DSC00567.jpg

DSC00568.jpg

DSC00569.jpg

DSC00570.jpg
 

Spikytim

Active Member
Jun 9, 2008
16
4
The last pictures are a reference.
I drove a sport version the 30th and 31th. (In Belgium) It is nice car with a sporty feel to it. Without losing comfort in the ride. Steering was sharp and also light. And suspension was stiff but comfortable. As you might have guessed I'm going to order one!

Regards,

Tim
 
Lecatona HPFP (High-pressure Fuel Pump Upgrades)