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Asked by hola Dec 06, 2008 at 02:52 PM about the 1999 Volkswagen Passat 4 Dr GLS 1.8T Turbo Sedan

Question type: Car Customization

hi, guyz how can i increase the boost on my B5 passat 1.8t?
  2.) where do there do the hoses  go for bov and boost gauge?

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Bryce answered 15 years ago

um first have you upgraded anything, or are you just upping the boost figuring it will go faster?

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hola answered 15 years ago

na i know that it is not going to help me get more pewer but just for the heck of it. but in future i m planing to upgrade the turbo after i know that if any of the internals are forged ubt if not i m going to oversize the cylinder and heads with forged internals in it. after that i want to go with .57 trim or c26 turbo with front mount intercooler+exaust+intake+and other stuff. but ya i m new to vw's, i m toyota guyz i have mkiii supra runing 425hp ijz motor. anyways i just want to know if i can increase the boost and also how can i hook up bov and boost gauge cuz i dont want to mess with german car. it neds special tool to fix it.thanks.

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