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difference between mk6 & mk7 85 ps engines?

Postby adamv6 » Sat Jun 30, 2007 3:04 pm

i've currently got a mk6 06 plate 85/260 (works van) it's getting swapped on wednesday for a new 85/260, i've noticed that the new ones are 2.2 litre instead of the 2.0 litre in the mk6.

is the power still the same or has the new engine got more oomph.?
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Postby stevo » Sat Jun 30, 2007 4:02 pm

I spoke to a bloke a few months ago who said the new Mk7 he had, which had the same spec difference as you mention, was slower than his Mk6. Said he and his mates had raced them down a dual carriagway :( once and his new van lost.
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Re: difference between mk6 & mk7 85 ps engines?

Postby ChuckH » Sat Jun 30, 2007 4:07 pm

adamv6 wrote:i've currently got a mk6 06 plate 85/260 (works van) it's getting swapped on wednesday for a new 85/260, i've noticed that the new ones are 2.2 litre instead of the 2.0 litre in the mk6.

is the power still the same or has the new engine got more oomph.?


The 2.2 has more tourqe as You would expect from the bigger motor !
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Postby stevo » Sat Jun 30, 2007 4:09 pm

You are one lucky b*stard ill say that, wish my van was getting swapped for a new Mk7. :cry: :cry:
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Postby adamv6 » Sat Jun 30, 2007 6:57 pm

ibanez2005 wrote:You are one lucky b*stard ill say that, wish my van was getting swapped for a new Mk7. :cry: :cry:


it's only happening because we're changing lease company, otherwise i'd be waiting for another year or 30k miles.

when my mk6 was new it was much slower than it is now, so hopfully the mk7 will loosen up after a good thrashing.

hopefully the 2.2 will have more torque as said. the mk6 2.0 looses loads of power when loaded, and mine is loaded 24/7.

thanks for your replys guys. i really can't wait to get my mk7, i've wanted one for ages. :D
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Postby Clayton » Mon Jul 09, 2007 9:31 pm

Slap a Bluefin on it, you will be not dissapointed, works van or not!

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ibanez2005 wrote:You are one lucky b*stard ill say that, wish my van was getting swapped for a new Mk7. :cry: :cry:


it's only happening because we're changing lease company, otherwise i'd be waiting for another year or 30k miles.

when my mk6 was new it was much slower than it is now, so hopfully the mk7 will loosen up after a good thrashing.

hopefully the 2.2 will have more torque as said. the mk6 2.0 looses loads of power when loaded, and mine is loaded 24/7.

thanks for your replys guys. i really can't wait to get my mk7, i've wanted one for ages. :D
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Postby hdegroot » Mon Jul 09, 2007 9:57 pm

wonder how fast a mk5 2.5td 85ps is versus a mk6/mk7 85ps
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Postby motorwise » Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:09 pm

hdegroot wrote:wonder how fast a mk5 2.5td 85ps is versus a mk6/mk7 85ps


the 6/7 will leave it for parked :wink:
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Postby AndyG » Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:16 pm

motorwise wrote:
hdegroot wrote:wonder how fast a mk5 2.5td 85ps is versus a mk6/mk7 85ps


the 6/7 will leave it for parked :wink:
Only if it's a TDCI :!: (which has higher torque output )
The "old" pump version :roll: don't think so :!: And remember the TDI revs higher :wink: :lol:
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Postby Clayton » Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:34 pm

Andyg wrote:
motorwise wrote:
hdegroot wrote:wonder how fast a mk5 2.5td 85ps is versus a mk6/mk7 85ps


the 6/7 will leave it for parked :wink:
Only if it's a TDCI :!: (which has higher torque output )
The "old" pump version :roll: don't think so :!: And remember the TDI revs higher :wink: :lol:


And screams louder. :lol: :lol: (Not the TDCI)
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Postby AndyG » Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:39 pm

Clayton wrote:
Andyg wrote:
motorwise wrote:
hdegroot wrote:wonder how fast a mk5 2.5td 85ps is versus a mk6/mk7 85ps


the 6/7 will leave it for parked :wink:
Only if it's a TDCI :!: (which has higher torque output )
The "old" pump version :roll: don't think so :!: And remember the TDI revs higher :wink: :lol:


And screams louder. :lol: :lol: (Not the TDCI)
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Postby MrMPuk » Tue Jul 10, 2007 4:21 pm

The Mk7 85 will be a TDCi where as the Mk6 is a TDDi.
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Postby adamv6 » Thu Jul 12, 2007 9:55 pm

[quote="Clayton"]Slap a Bluefin on it, you will be not dissapointed, works van or not!

it's very tempting, i'll look into it and ask permission from the significant other.
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