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I'm hooked on my Soarer and its smooth delivery of power, and now I want even more of the same.
I don't want to change the appearance of the vehicle, that might give the game away, but I would like to reach around 330 BHP (up from the standard 280).
Has anyone out there modified there Soarer TT? If so, what did you do? Where did you get it done? How much did it cost? And what difference did it make?
I hope to reach my performance goal without making my Soarer into a roaring monster. Can this be done? Or will exhaust modifications make everyone realise whats been going on under the hood?
P.S. I live in west London by the way...
quick and easy way is to NOS it.... fr £500 youll have the gains your looking for.. cheap, reliable and prolly very well respected modification.
Any recommendation on where I can get this work done?
And is NOS street legal?
Yes it is street legal.
As the other guys say NOS is the cheapest way to give you loads more power. It is legal but your insurance company won't be keen (if you tell them of course :winky: ). NOS wizard kits are well respected and cost around the £500 mark. However, these kits can be found on e-bay a little cheaper (around the £300 - £400 mark). Here is the link for NOS Wizards site. http://www.noswizard.com.
For now, get a boost gauge fitted to see what your turbo's are doing, then fit a manual boost controller and take it upto 14 psi, but no further, as this i beleive is the max safe limit for the ceramic turbos, and boost cut.
Fit a de-cat, and replace rear box's with custom jobbies and this will take your Soarer to 330 bhp no sweat.
Search the other forums as well for advice on the air-intake box.
NOS is nice, but costly to run, you are likely to get ripped off on how much you pay for pound for a very cheap gas (that fast and furious film has ruined everything ).
And you shouldn't be to far off with that done.
If you want bigger then it gets a lot more expensive :(.
I think NOS is a better option for us V8 owners really, TT owners have far more options available which probably prove to be better value for money.
if i owned a v8 i would be booking a supercharger right now :).
it would also be an idea to change your fuel filter and run some fuel system cleaner through to help it run as it should.
Without doing the exhaust you wont make the most of any other mods, you could change the exhaust downpipe, but cant say what difference that'd make, and just depends how much you want to spend, you can get some jdm supratt 440 injectors, which are a direct fit, walbro 255lph fuel pump, emanage, cams, a front mounted intercooler would be a good addition but is very visable, its possible you may be able to get a uprated sidemounted intercooler! just depends how much you want to spend an what you ultimately want from it!

the story goes that possibly 20 bhp is atainable but i have never seen any proof, i have done it and it certainly improves the performance but what the bhp gain is is anybodies guess.
What age is your car? If it's pre 94 then you can fit a decat pipe without worrying about refitting it for the MOT.
If you get your MOT man to list the car as modified then you don't need to re-fit the cat.
<filename>sdk/src/main/java/com/horizen/box/RegularBox.java
package com.horizen.box;

import com.google.common.primitives.Bytes;
import com.google.common.primitives.Longs;
import com.horizen.proposition.PublicKey25519Proposition;

import java.util.Arrays;

public final class RegularBox
    extends PublicKey25519NoncedBox<PublicKey25519Proposition>
    implements CoinsBox<PublicKey25519Proposition>
{

    public static final byte BOX_TYPE_ID = 1;

    public RegularBox(PublicKey25519Proposition proposition,
               long nonce,
               long value)
    {
        super(proposition, nonce, value);
    }

    @Override
    public byte boxTypeId() {
        return BOX_TYPE_ID;
    }

    @Override
    public byte[] bytes() {
        return Bytes.concat(_proposition.bytes(), Longs.toByteArray(_nonce), Longs.toByteArray(_value));
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object o) {
        return super.equals(o);
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return super.hashCode();
    }

    @Override
    public BoxSerializer serializer() {
        return RegularBoxSerializer.getSerializer();
    }

    public static RegularBox parseBytes(byte[] bytes) {
        PublicKey25519Proposition t = PublicKey25519Proposition.parseBytes(Arrays.copyOf(bytes, PublicKey25519Proposition.getLength()));
        long nonce = Longs.fromByteArray(Arrays.copyOfRange(bytes, PublicKey25519Proposition.getLength(), PublicKey25519Proposition.getLength() + 8));
        long value = Longs.fromByteArray(Arrays.copyOfRange(bytes, PublicKey25519Proposition.getLength() + 8, PublicKey25519Proposition.getLength() + 16));
        return new RegularBox(t, nonce, value);
    }
}
Big news… I am going on a missions trip to Uruguay! I’ve been waiting for about a year to go on this trip, and the time has finally come! This is going to be a blog series. I might blog on travel tips and hacks, share pictures of our trip, give updates, things I’ve learned, the adventures I’ve had, things like that. It’s going to be a lot of fun! So for the first post…Travel Essentials! I have traveled enough in my life time to know what some of the essentials for traveling are! These, in my opinion, are the smart things to pack when flying and even driving.
Neck pillow or blanket.
 Flying or driving for many hours requires rest! Even if you’re not full on sleeping, trust me, you’ll need a (neck) pillow or blanket.
Something(s) to keep you busy. I know this may sound weird, but I just learned how to play Sudoku, and I’m addicted. It’s not just for old people; I’m a teenager and love it! Hey, whatever floats your boat. Maybe bring a book, movie(s), music, download some new apps/games, word searches, or it all!
You will need these to listen to your music, movies, etc. And to block out other noises so you can have some peace and quiet!
This is an awesome thing to bring on a plane! You know that popping in your ears when you’re on a plane? Eating gum really helps! Plus, fresh breath!
Hand sanitizer or wipes.
When you are a round hundreds of people and billions of germs, you’re going to need hand sanitizer or wipes. I usually use hand sanitizer for my hands (who would have thought?) and the wipes for the tray in front of my seat on the plane. It isn’t going to kill every germ and keep you in this germ-free bubble, but it will help lessen all that great stuff.
Obviously, you can’t forget this if you’re flying out of the country, but even if you’re flying within it, your passport is an awesome form of identification. Think about it. A lot (if not all) your information is on that thing. You needed your birth certificate and social security for that passport. That’s a lot of identification!
Everybody gets munchie and hungry. Even though they hand out some snacks and drinks on the plane, I’d bring extra. Especially if you’re not a fan of the snacks handed out on the plane. If you’ve never flown before, usually the snacks that are handed out are: peanuts, pretzels, crackers/cookies, and one time, they had chips