'Tuning guide to the most effective VW Polo modifications.'
The Polo has a loyal fan base among our members and rightly so, it is a great little car.
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Small nimble and agile. There are plenty of modifications around for it, especially since it shares the engine range from the Golf.
We've even seen some crazy Polo engine swaps but the 1.8T engine seems to be very well suited and the later 1.4TFsi and 1.8TFSi really suit the small cars chassis.
You have to get the right mods for your Polo or you will be disappointed so follow our unbiased guides carefully and read up on which mods work, and find out which ones are a waste of time and money.
We'd suggest some power mods, braking mods and a few handling modifications are all that's needed to create a fun daily driver.
The turbo diesels are quite lively in the small body of the polo and make good projects.
Top end power should be your overall aim on the Polo with a nice fat peak torque band.
Smaller engines do not provide much of a return in terms of power so start with a bigger engine. Engine swaps are a good option if you have a small engine size. Look to the Golf engines for suitable donors (ask in our TorqueCars forum to get an idea of which engine swaps work the best.)
Polo Tuning modifications.
We have guides for the following VAG group engines. (More will be added soon) These would make great engine swap candidates for your Polo project.
- 1.4L TFSI I4
These mods sports upgrades are usually fitted by our members, decide how far you want to push your car before you get started.
Getting the best uprated mods for your planned usage of the car is essential. Stage 3 (competition) mods just don't work well on the road making the car difficult to drive.
Stage 1 mods: Panel air filter, Remap, Suspension upgrade (drop 24mm - 39 mm.), Alloy wheels, Lighter flywheel, Sports exhaust.
Stage 2 mods: Ported and polished head, fuel pump upgrades, Power/Sport clutch, high flow fuel injector, Fast road cam.
Stage 3 mods: Engine balancing, Competition cam, Internal engine upgrades (pistons/head/valves), Sports gearbox, Adding or upgrading forced induction (turbo/supercharger).
You need to keep as much low end torque as you can and aim for a wide power band rather than a narrow top end power spike.
The whole aim of our tips is to give a little insight into the world of customizing upgrades and point you in the right direction, our forum is the place to go for detailed advice and tips on your customized car project, the best sport kits and all aspects of modding cars.A fast road camshaft is one of the best NASP power modifications you can do with a single part fitted to your engine.
It improves the intake and exhaust durations and increases the power if done right. Ideally you'd add other mods and finish up with a reflashed ECU. We'd also caution you not to go with a motor sport cam as this affects the engines idling and general town driving characteristics.
When pushing up the power you will need to pay attention to to the fuelling. More power needs more fuel.
Using high octane fuel is another option if you find you are suffering from pinking or premature ignition on your VW project after fitting other mods. Improved injectors will enable you to supply sufficient fuel to the engine.
If you are increasing your fuelling with bigger injectors you will also need to get a bigger fuel pump to supply it.
The gearboxes are noted as a soft spot and frequently need replacing. Rather than mess around with used boxes get a remanufactured one with tougher internals mated to a Quaife limited slip diff and never have this worry again.
Intake and Exhaust.
Now we move on to the intake and exhaust and ensure proper flow through the engine. Air induction kits are only beneficial to add power if your air intake is restricted! Adding an induction kit to most low power engines will see NONE OF A LOW END POWER GAIN AT ALL. If you have heavily modified your engine and it's need for air INCREASES DRAMATICALLY then an induction kit is the answer and will help remove this restriction.
Derestricting the flow of air into the engine is a primary goal of car tuners so get a better flowing air filter if you find that the car is running lean only if you find the car is running lean. Induction kits can sound great but due to the warm air in the engine bay they will not do much to increase power and actually rob you of power on most cars.
Sports exhausts can help equal out the flow of air through the engine. But if the exhaust is too large, ie: it's over 2.5 inches bore, you will lose a great deal of your flow rate and end up sapping power and torque.
Airflow through the head can be dramatically increased with some professional flowed (porting and polishing). These should match and be setup to take into account any other engine mods. A good triple plate fast road upgraded clutch will help to keep that power going where it should. Never skimp or assume your standard clutch to cope. The best mods we recommend for your Polo are Remapping or piggy back ecu, fast road cam and air intake and exhaust.
Turbo engines are just crying out to be Upgraded. You will see significant power gains on most modern turbo engined cars including diesels making a remap one of the most cost effective and significant modifications for your money.
We've also seen some tuners playing with twincharged conversions and making some seriously high power gains.
The most phenomenal power gains for NASP engines usually involve the addition of forced induction. Superchargers are usually easier to add than a turbo. Turbos give boost in exponential proportion to increasing engine speed and this can make mapping difficult.
It is simpler to map a supercharger because the boost is directly proportional to engine speed on a linear curve. Alternatively you could perhaps fit water injection to minimise knock.
Hangling and Wheel modifications.
Drop the car by as much as 35mm and fit stiffer dampers, bigger drops will need other modifications in most instances or you'll need to use really hard shocks.
The benefits of alloy wheels include a lower unsprung weight and more efficient brake cooling.
The downside to large alloy wheels on your Polo is that you alter your effective final drive ratio and this will have a detrimental effect on performance. Aim to keep the overall rolling diameter of the wheel the same as supplied from the factory (low profile tyres will enable you to achieve this). In all cases we do not recommend going above 15-16 inches.
Please join us in our forumto discuss the Polo options in more detail with our very active and enthusiastic Polo owners. It would also be worth reading our car tuning articles to get a full grasp of the pros and cons of each type of modification.
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