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vividracing · 2 years ago

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CTS Turbo Release Drop-In Turbo for Audi / VW EA888.3

We are so happy to announce some good news from CTS Turbo for owners of MQB vehicles. The company has released a budget-friendly-direct-bolt-on hybrid turbocharger for the 2015-2020 MQB platform. The kit is available in our shop for $1,499.99. CTS Turbo as a leading brand in the automotive industry is known for manufacturing and wholesaling performance parts for late-model Audi, BMW, and Volkswagen, their latest release fits all MQB-based EA888.3 vehicles such as:

2015-2019 VW Golf/Sportwagen/Alltrack

2015-2020 VW GTI

2015-2019 VW Golf R

2019-2023 VW Jetta GLI

2018-2021 VW Arteon

2015-2020 Audi A3

2015-2020 Audi S3

2015-2020 Audi TT

2015-2020 Audi TTS

ROW models can vary

This turbocharger will change your driving experience like never before by giving your ride massive power gains and superior performance. With this turbocharger, the engineers at CTS Turbo took successful features from their previous releases and made them better. They kept the journal bearing CHRA from the IS38 turbocharger and increased the thrust bearings and thrust collars by 2 mm, to match the larger wheels and the performance-oriented nature of this upgrade.

They also increased the turbo’s oil passages by 0.72mm and put the turbo through extensive in-house tests to make sure that it delivers the highest performance at different altitudes and climates. Their main goals were to manufacture a turbocharger with fast spool times, massive torque gains, and reliable solid mid-range performance, so its safe to say that the CTS Turbo JB-600 Journal Bearing Hybrid Turbocharger MQB Platform 2015-2020 delivers that and more.

Designed for street use, this turbocharger delivers approximately 600 crank hp, around 520-530whp on E85 and 430-460whp on pump 93 octane**. As a performance upgrade, this turbocharger will do wonders for the power and efficiency of your MQB platform. You should also know that this system is engineered to be very durable and withstand the high-performance demands you intend to put it through.

Features

Perfect street turbocharger upgrade, fantastic spool, and mid-range response

Journal bearing direct-fit CHRA (compatible with all factory oil and coolant lines)

Billet reverse rotation compressor wheel, 53.1mm inducer, 71mm-76mm exducer with extended tip (6+6 blade configuration)

Inconel TD06SL2 reverse rotation turbine wheel, 54mm exducer, 60mm inducer (11 blade configuration)

Stainless Steel proprietary turbine housing, made precisely for factory fitment

VSR Balanced to OE tolerances

Compatible with most tuning solutions for popular hybrid turbos (United Motorsport, Eurodyne, COBB)

Compatible with OE or replacement wastegate actuators

Compatible with OE or aftermarket turbo inlets and turbo outlets, however, we recommend our 2.5″ turbo outlet pipe, see below

Required Parts (Not Included):

Performance downpipe

Performance air intake

Performance intercooler

Factory or aftermarket wastegate actuator

Software tuning for hybrid turbo

Installation hardware for factory turbocharger, listed at the bottom of the page

Recommended Parts (Not Included):

2.5″ turbo outlet pipe

MPI kit and upgraded fuel pump, confirm with your tuner

HPFP upgrade, confirm with your tuner

High-flow exhaust

Notes:

Always follow the proper procedure for checking/adjusting the wastegate actuator when installing the turbo! Recommended wastegate actuator voltage: 3.4V-3.6V

We recommend keeping the boost within 25-28psi, less if you’re limited by fueling or a stock engine. Do not exceed the recommended boost range, as it will reduce efficiency.

Installation must be performed by a qualified technician. Always pre-fill the turbocharger, replace engine oil and filter, and follow proper break-in procedures.

Installation hardware or gaskets (use same install kit as the factory turbo), wastegate actuator, and turbo outlet fitting not included.

Hardware and gaskets required for installation:

06L253039A – Turbo Inlet Gasket

5Q0253115B – Turbo Outlet Seal

WHT007210 -Turbo Mount Nuts (x4)

N90067202 -Turbo Oil Line O-ring (x2)

WHT006112 -Turbo Oil Line Gasket

WHT006113 -Turbo Oil Line Gasket

WHT006114 -Coolant Hose O-Ring

WHT006124 -Coolant Hose O-Ring

WHT005558 -Coolant Hose O-Ring

If you have any questions or you would love to buy products for your MQB platform, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can reach us by phone at 1-480-966-3040 or via email at [email protected].

#Audi / VW EA888.3 turbochargers #CTS Turbo #CTS Turbo JB-600 Journal Bearing Hybrid Turbocharger MQB Platform 2015-2020 #CTS turbo turbocharger for Audi / VW EA888.3 #turbochargers for MQB platforms

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obd2gatecom · 2 years ago

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VW MQB D70F35xx Dashboard Activation Using CGDI CG100X

The CGDI CG100X Programmer is equipped with an integrated CAN driver, making the activation of Volkswagen MQB D70F35xx dashboards via the 12V (ON) function a seamless process.

Supported Varieties of MQB Dashboards:

This procedure supports various dashboard models, including D70F3524+95320, D70F3525 (A2C81589600), D70F3525+95320, D70F3526 (A2C81589700), D70F3526+95320, D70F3529 (A2C84582900), and D70F3532 (A2C81589500).

Instructions for Operation:

To proceed with this process, you will need the following devices and accessories:

Main unit of CG100X programmer

35X-CAN Adapter

CAN Cable

Volkswagen MQB D70F35xx dashboard

Follow the interface diagram to power on the Volkswagen MQB:

For dashboard types D70F3525 (A2C81589600), D70F3526 (A2C81589700), D70F3529 (A2C84582900), and D70F3532 (A2C81589500), refer to the provided connection diagram.

For dashboard types D70F3524+95320, D70F3525+95320, and D70F3526+95320, use the provided connection diagram.

Proceed as outlined below:

Insert the CAN cable into the appropriate slot on the MQB dashboard.

Connect the CAN cable and the 35X-CAN Adapter, and then link them to the CGDI CG100X device.

Open the CG100X software (We recommend using CG100X version V1.1.6.0 or V1.1.7.0).

Navigate to Dashboard >> European car >> Volkswagen D70F35xx >> MQB >> the relevant supported dashboard type.

Click on the “Start operation” button.

If you encounter an error message saying “No response…”, simply press “OK” to continue.

Press the “12V (OFF)” button; it will illuminate and display “12V (ON)”.

Simultaneously, the VW MQB dashboard will initiate automatically. You will observe the VW logo appearing, and the startup sound of the instrument will play as usual.

The process is now successfully completed!

CGDI CG100X price on OBD2gate.com:

#Cgdi Cg100x #Vw Mqb #D70f35xx

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obd2gate-com · 2 years ago

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VW MQB D70F35xx Dashboard Activation Using CGDI CG100X

The CGDI CG100X Programmer is equipped with an integrated CAN driver, making the activation of Volkswagen MQB D70F35xx dashboards via the 12V (ON) function a seamless process.

Supported Varieties of MQB Dashboards:

Instructions for Operation:

To proceed with this process, you will need the following devices and accessories:

Main unit of CG100X programmer

35X-CAN Adapter

CAN Cable

Volkswagen MQB D70F35xx dashboard

Follow the interface diagram to power on the Volkswagen MQB:

For dashboard types D70F3525 (A2C81589600), D70F3526 (A2C81589700), D70F3529 (A2C84582900), and D70F3532 (A2C81589500), refer to the provided connection diagram.

For dashboard types D70F3524+95320, D70F3525+95320, and D70F3526+95320, use the provided connection diagram.

Proceed as outlined below:

Insert the CAN cable into the appropriate slot on the MQB dashboard.

Connect the CAN cable and the 35X-CAN Adapter, and then link them to the CGDI CG100X device.

Open the CG100X software (We recommend using CG100X version V1.1.6.0 or V1.1.7.0).

Navigate to Dashboard >> European car >> Volkswagen D70F35xx >> MQB >> the relevant supported dashboard type.

Click on the “Start operation” button.

If you encounter an error message saying “No response…”, simply press “OK” to continue.

Press the “12V (OFF)” button; it will illuminate and display “12V (ON)”.

Simultaneously, the VW MQB dashboard will initiate automatically. You will observe the VW logo appearing, and the startup sound of the instrument will play as usual.

The process is now successfully completed!

CGDI CG100X price on OBD2gate.com:

#CGDI CG100X #VW MQB #D70F35xx

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carsthatnevermadeitetc · 2 years ago

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Volkswagen California Concept, 2023. A prototype for a new generation VW camper van based on the long version of the Multivan. For the first time, the California is equipped with a sliding door on the kitchen side as well allowing extended use of the space around the vehicle. Using VW's MQB technical platform enables a plug-in hybrid drivetrain with Lithium-ion batteries providing an almost completely autonomous 12V power supply.The concept is described as near-production with sales dues to start next year

#Volkswagen #Volkswagen California #Volkswagen California Concept #concept #camper #campervan #pop top #concept camper #sliding doors #hybrid #plug-in hybrid #2023 #2024 #RV #recreational vehicle

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neocatharsis · 2 years ago

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231103 haohaohyuck Weibo Update with KUN & WINWIN

🥳 Come and celebrate our youth 🎉 (With #EUNHYUK)

https://youtu.be/mQb-tMffBZA

#nct #wayv #kun #winwin #omy #super junior #eunhyuk

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lavender-gayz · 1 year ago

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Part 2 of Lizzie the Musical commentary – responses to @thegirl20 comments

Responses to @thegirl20’s comments on Part 2 of Lizzie the Musical at Southwark Playhouse Elephant – Some Little Moments That I Love

Here’s a link to my Part 2 again: Part 2!

@thegirl20’s very thoughtful comments are copied in black below

responses from me are set out in this shade of purple below

tg20: Living for these commentaries. I’ve added some thoughts.

tg20: (When I reference the script below, you can access it on the Lizzie Broadway Licensing page and click on ’Read for Free’. It’s not the full script, unfortunately, but it’s interesting to see what’s in there as stage directions and what isn’t.) gayz: This is such a handy resource, thank you! I cannot believe Alice is canonically described as a luscious pear in the character intros. tg20: This got very long so…. gayz: Oh no, a long post about Lizzie the musical!! How awful :)

tg20: THIS IS MY JAM - Shattercane and Velvet Grass was the song that stayed with me after I saw the show for the first time. That melody haunted my dreams. It’s still a fave. tg20: (Fun fact - one time Lauren brought the teapot down so hard it broke one of the legs off.) gayz: This was an early fave for me too! Lauren noticeably damaging a teapot midway through the song is hilarious. I also witnessed a prop mishap at a show – one of the coat racks doubling as a corpse fell apart while Mairi was moving it to a standing position. She kept her cool and just fixed the base back onto the coat rack and went, ‘There we go. Where were we? Right, I was so sorry to hear about your father – ’ and just continued her conversation with Shekinah / Emma. The professionalism!

tg20: I didn’t know that Emma was hanging around in the aisle! In Manchester, I think both she and Alice were in the little alleys that ran up the sides of the stage giving the atmospheric backing vocals (I could only see Alice from my seat but I assume Emma was on the other side). So is it possible that Alice was in the other aisle at the same time? gayz: Oh that is cool to know! Yes, in that case it is entirely possible that Alice was downstairs in the other aisle directly beneath me. On the other hand, Emma just seemed to be standing in the aisle and not singing along? Or maybe I just missed it!

tg20: I go back and forth about what my interpretation of who is influencing who is to be honest. Did Emma leave the book purposefully to help Lizzie along with her ‘what if Mrs Borden dies first’ idea? Did Bridget purposefully not pack it so that she could give it to Lizzie? Bridget does seem to be the background antagonist at various points, but when Emma returns from Fairhaven, it’s clear she had expected Mrs Borden to be dead, but not the father. So it’s a hard one. gayz: I agree, it’s a hard one. My interpretation from the first show was that it was Bridget, rather than Emma, who wanted to show Lizzie the book of household poisons – it just seemed like such a weird thing for someone to want to take with them on a trip. But then again, as you say, Emma did seem like she had expected Mrs Borden to die at some point during Emma’s trip…

tg20: Alice makes good on the invitation from this morning and comes over to hang out! - One of my favourite things is Alice standing to the side of the stage, straightening out her skirt and fixing her hair, waiting for Lizzie and their date. So cute. Also, sometimes MQB really leaned into the flirting of ‘Shall we go upstairs?’ And sometimes she played it quite innocently and sweet. And both were valid. gayz: Yes, I loved that too!!! So cute and both so valid!!

tg20: The milk, the milk that comes in a can - That bloody milk speech. I assume the cast must hate that speech. It amuses me that the writers took that almost wholly as is from the court records and just dropped it in. I am glad they didn’t make it into a song, though. gayz: The milk speech! It’s just so hilariously long-winded. I love it.

tg20: I do enjoy Lauren expressing her increasing frustration at Alice’s very sensible responses to the poisoned milk claims. She turns away and frowns.

tg20: One of the things I noticed in London that I hadn’t in Manchester (again, I could only see down one of the side stage bits) was that Bridget was listening to this conversation while sweeping up. So she heard the ‘We were all sick, all but Maggie’ and she didn’t look happy about it. gayz: Yes! At the first show I went to, Ayesha was playing Bridget and she looked extremely offended by this.

tg20: IT’S JEALOUS PEAR TIME - I love the sexy pear song. It gave me a lot of feelings the first time I saw it, front row centre. A lot of feelings. Alice’s metaphor of Lizzie as a rose is interesting though. Lizzie consistently likens herself to birds, wanting to fly away to freedom. Birds and trees go together, so Alice could have stuck with the bird thing, but she didn’t. She wants Lizzie rooted firmly to the ground. gayz: Oh my gosh, the first time I saw it I hadn’t listened to the soundtrack yet so you can only imagine my mounting excitement: ‘is she constructing an elaborate story where she’s a pear?’ ‘gathering up in skirts, you say?’ ‘will you lay next to me??’ ‘WILL YOU BITE THROUGH THE SKIN TO THE SWEET FLESH WITHIN???’ ‘SHE’S LUSCIOUS TO THE TASTE AND IS ALWAYS EATEN IN GREAT HASTE????’ I was absolutely under the impression that they had a friends-with-benefits situation and that Alice wanted Lizzie to engage more with her feelings, lol. And ooh, that is an interesting point about Lizzie seeing herself as a bird and Alice seeing her as a rose…I guess with the rose we get the duality of it being something beautiful and something dangerous so we get the progression from Will You Stay to Will you Lie, whereas birds, um, probably eat pears? I suppose Alice could have chosen to be something other than a pear…

tg20: (A weird thing that I noticed is after their initial near kiss, Lizzie gets up and should say ‘I have to be on my way’ (because it rhymes with ‘will you stay’) but Lauren routinely said ‘I have to go’. Idk why it stuck out to me so much. ELH said the correct line.) gayz: Oh yes, I also noticed that Lauren says ‘I have to go’ instead (I listened to the soundtrack a lot between shows so any differences really jumped out)! I figured she was just modernising it, but it’s quite odd that she says this and ELH doesn’t. Hmm. Perhaps an aversion to extra syllables?! I hadn’t noticed that ‘on my way’ rhymes with ‘will you stay’ but you are correct of course! I guess ‘I have to go’ sort of goes with ‘hear of all your woes’.

tg20: Alice during this whole song manages to be vulnerable, sweet, commanding, cute, powerful, protective, alluring, sexy, masterful, seductive and innocent. And that’s impressive. Huge kudos to MQB. gayz: Yes, these excellent adjectives all apply here!!! All the awards for MQB, honestly.

tg20: And I agree the kissing is definitely mutual in this production. I have heard people saying that Lizzie is already thinking of manipulating Alice by using her feelings at this point, but I don’t take that away from it at all. I think it’s genuine attraction and affection on both sides, regardless of what happens later on. gayz: Yay and yes, I’m so glad we both saw this the same way!

tg20: Somehow, another banger! - Genuinely, a song about decapitated pigeons should not go this hard, but it does. gayz: It really does! Why ARE all these heads off?!

tg20: I didn’t notice laughter at the final show, but it is understandable. Everything is so very far from fine. gayz: Maybe it was just the mean people in the balcony! tg20: Mercury Rising - For me, this is the weakest song in the show. It’s sung beautifully and the staging is suitably dramatic, but it feels like the only filler song. I mentioned elsewhere I wish Bridget had got a funny solo rather than this. (Although in the script it is implied that Bridget is supposed to be a banshee, and that’s why she’s always doing the banshee wails and why she is involved in the precipitation of the deaths. Which is an interesting idea.) gayz: For me, Mercury Rising is a slow song where they give us a little space to breathe while ramping up the tension even more after Why Are All These Heads Off. Sort of like that bit in rollercoasters where you’re just coming off a really steep downward bit and you’re very slowly climbing up again and you know it’s going to be even more insane when you eventually reach the peak. That being said - justice for Bridget! Banshees can want people to have breakfast, too.

tg20: I love the chaos of Somebody will do something. There’s so much going on and it’s another full on banger. gayz: It really is!

tg20: (I didn’t love the choice they made in London to project Lizzie’s face onto the back wall during this number though. They didn’t do that in Manchester and I’m not sure it worked. Especially with Lauren’s blonde hair, it blended in with the set too much. I blame Sunset Boulevard.) gayz: I think I only noticed it at the first performance – it didn’t leave much of an impression on me! For the subsequent productions I was focused on the (real-life) Lauren running around with her axe. What are they doing on Sunset Boulevard?

tg20: BRIDGET is the one to hand Lizzie the axe – I don’t know if this is how they do it in all productions - It is in the script, so she’s definitely supposed to be integral. gayz: That is so cool to know, thank you!

tg20: ‘OOH Miss Lizzie you startled me’ - I adore this line, and I adore that Mairi delivered it just a little bit differently every time I saw it. I love it when actors play around with delivery and try different things. Bridget just coolly getting a wee fright when Lizzie barges out and then making no mention of the fact that she’s covered in blood and holding a dripping axe just delights me. gayz: I know, right! Hear no evil, see no evil etc.

tg20: ‘HE’LL WISH HE’D HAD THAT SON,’ - One of my favourite line deliveries. Both Lizzies nail it with the right combination of unhinged, angry and just a little bit gleeful. gayz: Yes! That sense of triumph! You go, Lizzies.

tg20: Can’t wait for act 2!! gayz: Thank you so much! I really appreciate that you took the time to share your thoughts with me as well :)

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