how do i tell which vtr has the 90bhp engine, and which has the 98bhp one? and is there any real performance and fuel consumption difference?
which vtr...?
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#2CAT under car if its 90BHp and in manifold if its 98bhp, as for rest...someone who has had both will let you know in that
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#397-99; 90bhp - 0-60: 9.9 top end: 116 fuel: 36mpg
99-; 98bhp - 0-60: 9.1 top end: 120 fuel: 42mpg
but then again the above depends on how you drive it ^^; -
#590bhp ECU unit has one large single connector
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#6Usually the old shape is the 90bhp, new shape is 98bhp although I think there was a point at the changeover period where some new models had the 90bhp engine in them.
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#72001 98bhp came into force as the only reason they beacme 98bhp was the emissions
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#9saxoash is right, my car is a mk2 W reg but 90 bhp engine.
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#10get your slef here mate am in the middle of writing a sticky for it! http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52052
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#11wrong!Quote:September 2000 actually, write it down and stop posting 2001 bitch

my car was registered november 2000 and is 90bhp lol....
depends really some w reg's have the 98bhp just depends what engines they had lying around at the time....
But i do believe they are all 98bhp from feb 2001..... but dont quote me on that.
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#12who cares anyway
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#13Here is a 98BHP model..
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#14crossover was in september 2000- vtr's made before then had 90bhp silvertops, after sep 2000 they had 98bhp.
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#16Thank you mate.
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#19there is not alot in it TBH mine is 90bhp model but with no cat exhaust from the down pipe & a piper cross filter it made 110bhp! the 98bhp model will make approx the same!? 8bhp is nothing its how u drive!
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#20So are the engine mechanically different or is it just a different ECU? In that case surely a re-map will negate any difference?
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#21ecu and the fat cat in the fanimold!!
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#22the lamda sensor on manifold cover = 98bhp lamba sensor under manifold cover = 90bhp simple as A B C
