Stole my 09 2.5 jetta for $750 hehe. Granted it wasnt running. After about $500 and some time car is perfect and even fixed the ac. I think they thought the rear main was leaking. Just vacuum pump. Absolutely love this car
I got one for 1800 with a new engine. it was a county employee vehicle , bought it at one of their auctions . It's a 09 2.5 the thing is in immaculate shape. I've had it for about a year now , I've replaced the crankshaft sensor. I love the stability and the torque for such a little car, I had it tuned and remapped the air fuel mix and with everything stock it dynoed at 218 hp. messing around I've smoked a Camaro and a challenger both 6 cyl though lol. These cars are fun, thinking of a turbo next.
To anyone watching this and thinking about turbocharging their 2.5 for the love of god don’t buy the Hans Turbo kit. Turboing the 2.5 is a very expensive project roughly 6k-12k. Currently the only turbo manifold that can be purchased new is from SPA going for $450 from there it’s a DIY project all the way comprised of sorting parts and fabrication. Unless it’s a novelty or project you really want just get a GTI or GLI for the same price. In my case I am going the Intergrated Engineering Route which is roughly 3k for their performance parts and then going with a Borla exhaust. Also please note the Audi 2.5T and VW 2.5l are not the same engine build very differently. The only swap I have seen of a Audi 2.5T on a VW Rabbit was almost 30k the engine alone was a salvaged RS3 engine and trans. Anyways good luck to anyone and their project 2.5s.
Be careful when it comes to suspension mod. Those engineers know what they are doing. I you can't just willy nilly throw stuff on, you can upset the handling dynamics. I have a Mk6 wagon and I'm going to install the VW DG sport springs with Koni yellow dampers. These are essentially GTI springs, so they are factory approved. I will have the install shop dial in the rebound damping to match the spring rate. This is important. Plus you don't want overly stiff springs. The suspension needs to be compliant on the street. Race stuff is for the track. I am not messing w/ the sway bars. A stiffer rear bar on a front drive car can reduce understeer, but it can also lead to 'lift off oversteer'. I'm not an engineer, so will not second guess. Performance tires make a huge difference, but again you can go overboard. Super grippy summer compound tires a) are expensive and wear quickly, b) pick up rocks and then spray onto your paint, and c) can put stress on the suspension it was not designed to handle if you take advantage of the grip. If you gain massive lateral grip and drive the car hard, you are going to wear out the suspension bushings, unless you swap in hard plastic race type. Not to mention stress on ball joints, etc. I run Eagle F1 A/S (unfortunately discontinued) A great blend of performance, comfort, all season use and affordability. Hate to sound like a dad, but ya gotta be smart about upgrades. I looked into software tunes, but there's only so much you can do with an N/A motor. I'm sure with the IE engine and tranny (I have the tiptoe trans) it would be more lively and fun, but it is very expensive for what you get. And turbo, done correctly is probably gonna cost more than the car. Don't get me wrong. I love the 2.5. Probably best motor VW ever made. Just bullet proof. Sure I wish it had 200hp. But I don't have to worry about carbon buildup, or blown turbos, or sketchy high pressure fuel pumps. It's fast/quick enough to be fun in a daily driver. Oh, a great inexpensive easy to install mod are upgraded brake pads. I run EBC red's and they are great. Much better bite and easier to modulate than stock. If you wanna drive swiftly, you have to stop quickly.
@@evilpanther990 No doubt. 🤓 I've since done the IE tune. It's fantastic. Car is much more lively thanks to the big increase in torque (215 ft/lb) 0-60 in 6.9, which is on par w/ stock GTI of the era. Penalty, besides price of software, is requirement to run premium fuel. Oh.....Koni Sports are a bit over damped for stock GTI springs. The FSD would be a better choice. With the Sport, the suspension is compliant, but stiff......you fell every road imperfection. Handles great though.
Liked this video just for The NFS Carbon Main Menu Soundtracks in the background. NFS Carbon was/will Always be my best Childhood NFS Game of all time 👏🏾
Also people believed that you would spend 3-4k on a turbo kit just to make the same power as a stage 1 or stage 2 gti. People just thought it was a waste of time.
I have the same car , 09 2.5 Jetta Wagon , I paid $2000 with 296k . Is just a car to work , fit all my tools , today with 378k have some issues on sunroof and sunscreen , I already spent around 6k with unscheduled maintenance + regularly maintenance cost in 3 years still reliable. But now I have the a/c no working, blower just on 4 speed and some bearing noise . Need to spend a little more haha
I just bought a 2006 VW Jetta for $400 all I needed was a fan lol best car I’ve Eva had I need to knew where to look I’m going for the street racing car body kit lights steering wheel and I want a big as screen instead of the radio it comes with
well the base model jetta has half the displacement of a Lamborghini Gallardo, which is why it sounds like a lambo:) kinda wish it came with more power and a dsg tranny but VW canned that idea:(
Hey I have a question? I just got a mk5 2.5 and it does smell like burn and it’s hard to tell if its from the fan or from the engine but if you could tell me that would help a lot cause I was just concerned where it comes from but I can’t find it. Thank you
A wolfsberg jetta is just an exclusive version of the base model. Only difference is that it has slightly larger rims, has a couple of new badges, updated front and rear bumpers and an updated interior.
This guy has no idea what he's talking about... dude spelled it "sespension kit" and continued to say "every car enthusiast knows that the lower your car stance is the more performance it gains" 🤣💀
This video was made when I was 15 years old and was new to the experience. Despite the spelling or grammatical errors, I'm pretty sure I know exactly what im talking about. Ive done the research as well which explains the links in the description, therfore its not made up. If you don't like this video, you don't have to watch it or even comment. We all start somewhere ya know but thanks for commenting anyways:)
@@Siriusgxmiq You didn't say "sway bars" or "end links" you said "lower your car stance" which made you sound like a goof.. and you do sound 15 years old in this video you definitely wasted my time and I'm upset I clicked on it.
I dont think it comes with a turbo sadly:( I think its just a tune or setup for which ever turbo you plan on intsalling. All that i know is that it comes with an ecu tune, turbo installation kit(tubes, diverter valve, feeder) an intake manifold etc. If you want you can find a turbo exhuast manifold from JDL Auto designs, and 5858 or a 5859 turbocharger. Im not sure where you get the turbo back exhuast from. Thats all i know:)
No gaste la feria compa mejor si tienes el 2.5 normal consiguete el tdi que ya trae el turbo integrado y no te va a madrear otras partes que tienes que mejorar al ponerle un turbo
I went with the IE stage 1 tune. No complaints, its not huge power difference but it’s noticeable, it raised the redline from 6K to around 7,100K and has little pops on deceleration. (With a exhaust of course) totally worth it!👍
I have one 2.0 BWA engine , had it for months and I can’t complain. My advise, get a mechanic who deals with such cars to check one that you are interested in for any errors or faults
Kinda seems like you don’t know why you’re talking about, “I don’t think an exhaust adds much hp” how do you not KNOW that, and you can easily lower your car on coils for under $700, and why even recommend putting a turbo on a 2.5, just sell it and buy a GLI at that point
Adding an aftermarket exhuast on an N/A car doesnt add much horsepower, thats a fact. Also i suggested turboing a jetta 2.5 in case people wanted to do more to it rather than buy a gti. I know what im talking about, how would you know if i didnt know what i was talking about? I had a script, i did the research. What i said in the video is actually what iv'e learned.
Did he just call them mock 5 or 6? And why did he show the IE crate motor on the Dyno to when talking about turbo kits those motors are NA... You don't want to turbo any GDI engine unless your ready to break shit all the time
And thats true, if you want to go all out with N/A or Turbo your 2.5 1. It wouldnt be a daily driver car anymore 2. Be prepared for parts that might break or become damaged.
The turbo kits aren't exactly available anymore, your best bet is to find a turbo manifold from SPA Borousa (fits turbo's with T3 flanges), a Turbo that reliable and can give off some good power numbers, piping, Oil lines, DV/BOV, and a Tune from United Motorsports or 034 Motorsports:) and sorry for the late reply.
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Stole my 09 2.5 jetta for $750 hehe. Granted it wasnt running. After about $500 and some time car is perfect and even fixed the ac. I think they thought the rear main was leaking. Just vacuum pump. Absolutely love this car
I got one for 1800 with a new engine. it was a county employee vehicle , bought it at one of their auctions . It's a 09 2.5 the thing is in immaculate shape. I've had it for about a year now , I've replaced the crankshaft sensor. I love the stability and the torque for such a little car, I had it tuned and remapped the air fuel mix and with everything stock it dynoed at 218 hp. messing around I've smoked a Camaro and a challenger both 6 cyl though lol. These cars are fun, thinking of a turbo next.
Thats awsome dude! And yeah these cars are very fun to drive:)
@@vicchavez6570 I just got mine from the auction for 1800 :P I pick it up tomorrow hopefully everything goes well
got mine not running with a blown headgasket for free
got mine completely abused not running for free
holy crap... your background music just unlocked so many memories from playing Need for Speed: Carbon on the Xbox 360!
To anyone watching this and thinking about turbocharging their 2.5 for the love of god don’t buy the Hans Turbo kit. Turboing the 2.5 is a very expensive project roughly 6k-12k. Currently the only turbo manifold that can be purchased new is from SPA going for $450 from there it’s a DIY project all the way comprised of sorting parts and fabrication. Unless it’s a novelty or project you really want just get a GTI or GLI for the same price. In my case I am going the Intergrated Engineering Route which is roughly 3k for their performance parts and then going with a Borla exhaust. Also please note the Audi 2.5T and VW 2.5l are not the same engine build very differently. The only swap I have seen of a Audi 2.5T on a VW Rabbit was almost 30k the engine alone was a salvaged RS3 engine and trans. Anyways good luck to anyone and their project 2.5s.
Yeah, another thing to mention is that the 2.5T block is made of aluminum and is completly different from the iron block 2.5 N/A
Be careful when it comes to suspension mod. Those engineers know what they are doing. I you can't just willy nilly throw stuff on, you can upset the handling dynamics. I have a Mk6 wagon and I'm going to install the VW DG sport springs with Koni yellow dampers. These are essentially GTI springs, so they are factory approved. I will have the install shop dial in the rebound damping to match the spring rate. This is important. Plus you don't want overly stiff springs. The suspension needs to be compliant on the street. Race stuff is for the track. I am not messing w/ the sway bars. A stiffer rear bar on a front drive car can reduce understeer, but it can also lead to 'lift off oversteer'. I'm not an engineer, so will not second guess.
Performance tires make a huge difference, but again you can go overboard. Super grippy summer compound tires a) are expensive and wear quickly, b) pick up rocks and then spray onto your paint, and c) can put stress on the suspension it was not designed to handle if you take advantage of the grip. If you gain massive lateral grip and drive the car hard, you are going to wear out the suspension bushings, unless you swap in hard plastic race type. Not to mention stress on ball joints, etc. I run Eagle F1 A/S (unfortunately discontinued) A great blend of performance, comfort, all season use and affordability.
Hate to sound like a dad, but ya gotta be smart about upgrades.
I looked into software tunes, but there's only so much you can do with an N/A motor. I'm sure with the IE engine and tranny (I have the tiptoe trans) it would be more lively and fun, but it is very expensive for what you get.
And turbo, done correctly is probably gonna cost more than the car.
Don't get me wrong. I love the 2.5. Probably best motor VW ever made. Just bullet proof. Sure I wish it had 200hp. But I don't have to worry about carbon buildup, or blown turbos, or sketchy high pressure fuel pumps. It's fast/quick enough to be fun in a daily driver.
Oh, a great inexpensive easy to install mod are upgraded brake pads. I run EBC red's and they are great. Much better bite and easier to modulate than stock. If you wanna drive swiftly, you have to stop quickly.
Good points!
That ie tune with supporting mods can get you pretty close to the 200 hp sweetspot. And that 200 hp feels way better na than it does in a 2.0t
Nerd
@@evilpanther990 No doubt. 🤓 I've since done the IE tune. It's fantastic. Car is much more lively thanks to the big increase in torque (215 ft/lb) 0-60 in 6.9, which is on par w/ stock GTI of the era. Penalty, besides price of software, is requirement to run premium fuel. Oh.....Koni Sports are a bit over damped for stock GTI springs. The FSD would be a better choice. With the Sport, the suspension is compliant, but stiff......you fell every road imperfection. Handles great though.
@@evilpanther990
Liked this video just for The NFS Carbon Main Menu Soundtracks in the background. NFS Carbon was/will Always be my best Childhood NFS Game of all time 👏🏾
Went straight to the comment to see if i was the only one 😁😁✌🏽
@@collinsxvibez3926 Facts Mate, Everything about NFS Carbon was 10/10🔥🔥🔥
i am “this guy” i have a slammed jeta😭😭
I have the mk5 diesel 2.0 tdi so im guessing some of these don't apply to me lmao
Never knew they made a turbo for the 2.5l! how is it i never here anybody talking about it
They do make turbo's for the 2.5:) The kits are usually sold by C2 motorsports or 034 motorsports. I dont tgink C2 makes them anymore.
Also people believed that you would spend 3-4k on a turbo kit just to make the same power as a stage 1 or stage 2 gti. People just thought it was a waste of time.
@@Siriusgxmiq c2 doesn't do anything for the mk6 2.5 & o34's turbos are for Mk5's ending in year 2008
Oh yeah true!
@@Siriusgxmiq upset also they extras you gotta buy sheesh will take that total to a good $2000(American)Easily
09 2.5 Jettawagon for $1500. Just about 300k miles and check engine light stays off. Manual makes it amazing
I have the same car , 09 2.5 Jetta Wagon , I paid $2000 with 296k . Is just a car to work , fit all my tools , today with 378k have some issues on sunroof and sunscreen , I already spent around 6k with unscheduled maintenance + regularly maintenance cost in 3 years still reliable. But now I have the a/c no working, blower just on 4 speed and some bearing noise . Need to spend a little more haha
My Jetta has a stocked turbo
Is the exhaust you linked in the description only for the MKIV or will it also work on the MKV?
It should work for both
my 06 Volkswagon jetta 2.5 I got scammed from a dealership costing $9,800 its hella junky
That exhaust i neeeeeed itt 💢💢💢💢💢
How do you tune a transmission I never heard of it but also I don’t know much
I thought I’d have to get a new transmission
I have a Borla exhaust on mine
"Mach 5 Jetta". Yeah buddy the second my *Mark Five* Jetta goes that fast, I'll lyk. Good vid tho.
lol. mach 5 jetta
Do you need to replace the intake manifold for the ie stage 2 for a manual?
I went to their website to read up on this since I had the same question. yes you do need to replace the intake manifold even for manual transmission
I have a 2010 Jetta sedan 2.5 Is that a mk5??
I just bought a 2006 VW Jetta for $400 all I needed was a fan lol best car I’ve Eva had I need to knew where to look I’m going for the street racing car body kit lights steering wheel and I want a big as screen instead of the radio it comes with
When i herd make ur jetta sound like a lambo 🤣🤣🤣
well the base model jetta has half the displacement of a Lamborghini Gallardo, which is why it sounds like a lambo:) kinda wish it came with more power and a dsg tranny but VW canned that idea:(
Would these mods be worth it on a mk 5 1.4 l tsi wagon?
"Mark"... Not Mock.
Hey I have a question? I just got a mk5 2.5 and it does smell like burn and it’s hard to tell if its from the fan or from the engine but if you could tell me that would help a lot cause I was just concerned where it comes from but I can’t find it. Thank you
If you're smelling a burnt smell while it's running you should probably check your oil or transmission fluid
stole a 08 jetta for 1 grand 😋 no problems except traction control sensor was rotten.
sorry for late response, and yeah you gotta get that fixed ASAP!
idk about ya'll but I wouldn't trust a 700USD / 1000CAD turbo kit lmao.. like $4000CAD+ maybe lol
anyone know what the difference between a normal jetta vs a 2010 jetta wolfsburg? and can you use the same mods?
A wolfsberg jetta is just an exclusive version of the base model. Only difference is that it has slightly larger rims, has a couple of new badges, updated front and rear bumpers and an updated interior.
They're both pretty much the same so you can add/use the same mods:)
dope dude I've been trying to find that out all fuckin day lmaoo
@@bignate2025 lmao
This guy has no idea what he's talking about... dude spelled it "sespension kit" and continued to say "every car enthusiast knows that the lower your car stance is the more performance it gains" 🤣💀
This video was made when I was 15 years old and was new to the experience. Despite the spelling or grammatical errors, I'm pretty sure I know exactly what im talking about. Ive done the research as well which explains the links in the description, therfore its not made up. If you don't like this video, you don't have to watch it or even comment. We all start somewhere ya know but thanks for commenting anyways:)
And yes, suspension upgrades which can range from coilovers, swaybars and endlinks offers more stability and performance to your car lol.
@@Siriusgxmiq You didn't say "sway bars" or "end links" you said "lower your car stance" which made you sound like a goof.. and you do sound 15 years old in this video you definitely wasted my time and I'm upset I clicked on it.
For the $700 turbo kit, what is included? Does it include a turbo or it is just a tune?
I dont think it comes with a turbo sadly:( I think its just a tune or setup for which ever turbo you plan on intsalling. All that i know is that it comes with an ecu tune, turbo installation kit(tubes, diverter valve, feeder) an intake manifold etc. If you want you can find a turbo exhuast manifold from JDL Auto designs, and 5858 or a 5859 turbocharger. Im not sure where you get the turbo back exhuast from. Thats all i know:)
@@Siriusgxmiq Thank you bro.
Np man:)
It’s not compatible with 2012 Jetta 2.5se?
Can I use the turbo kit on my 2009 jetta 2.5l
you certainly can:)
Got a question, what headlights on the Jetta on the cover?
Sorry, i dont read you. Wdym?
@@Siriusgxmiq so for the cover of the video, What are those headlights called?
Ooooh you mean my thumbnail! I assume that the headlights are the Spyder Halo's with Xenon Bulbs.
@@Siriusgxmiq thank you sir.
Disculpa donde puede comprar esos kit de turbo para el 2.5L y diferentes modificaciones
No gaste la feria compa mejor si tienes el 2.5 normal consiguete el tdi que ya trae el turbo integrado y no te va a madrear otras partes que tienes que mejorar al ponerle un turbo
Where can I buy the stage one Ecu tune ?
Integrated Engineering, APR, or 034motorsports
I went with the IE stage 1 tune. No complaints, its not huge power difference but it’s noticeable, it raised the redline from 6K to around 7,100K and has little pops on deceleration. (With a exhaust of course) totally worth it!👍
where is the turbo from
Is buying a 2005 jetta worth it?
Yes, definately worth it
@@Siriusgxmiq what are things I need to look for while looking at? I've never owned a Volkswagen before so I don't knew anything about them.
I have one 2.0 BWA engine , had it for months and I can’t complain. My advise, get a mechanic who deals with such cars to check one that you are interested in for any errors or faults
Where i can buy all this?
Do you have a page or something that u recommend?
Ecs tuning
Kinda seems like you don’t know why you’re talking about, “I don’t think an exhaust adds much hp” how do you not KNOW that, and you can easily lower your car on coils for under $700, and why even recommend putting a turbo on a 2.5, just sell it and buy a GLI at that point
Adding an aftermarket exhuast on an N/A car doesnt add much horsepower, thats a fact. Also i suggested turboing a jetta 2.5 in case people wanted to do more to it rather than buy a gti. I know what im talking about, how would you know if i didnt know what i was talking about? I had a script, i did the research. What i said in the video is actually what iv'e learned.
Real aftermarket coils are over 700 dollars US btw
@@Siriusgxmiq there's a reason he didn't and couldn't respond. awesome video bro!!
Thx bro:)
@@Siriusgxmiq hell yeah man, thinking about selling my mk 5 2.5 and going for a mk 5 or 6 golf gti after seeing this video😂😂
What about a supercharger? Would it be the same worries of breaking down as a turbo?
No. There are turbo kits everywhere for these things. It’s 10x easier and quite reliable
Did he just call them mock 5 or 6? And why did he show the IE crate motor on the Dyno to when talking about turbo kits those motors are NA... You don't want to turbo any GDI engine unless your ready to break shit all the time
Mach 5 and mach 6(its actually mark5 and 6)
And thats true, if you want to go all out with N/A or Turbo your 2.5 1. It wouldnt be a daily driver car anymore 2. Be prepared for parts that might break or become damaged.
Where can i find the turbo for it
The turbo kits aren't exactly available anymore, your best bet is to find a turbo manifold from SPA Borousa (fits turbo's with T3 flanges), a Turbo that reliable and can give off some good power numbers, piping, Oil lines, DV/BOV, and a Tune from United Motorsports or 034 Motorsports:) and sorry for the late reply.
Mark, not Mach 😉
Dang it i thought it was mach. I keep forgetting lmao😂
@@Siriusgxmiq atleast ya didn’t say “em Kay” 😏. Good video tho man!
This vid blows!
@@1UNIONBUSTER well its an old video and it blew up anyway;)
nfs carbon muscle theme why?
Becuase race car😉
@@Siriusgxmiq muscle cars cant track
Wdym?
@@Siriusgxmiq traditional muscle cars are made fore straights, for example you ve seen a mustang turn yes?
Yes😂. Also known as the crowd killer lol😂
How much is said exhaust
The exhuast not only increases your horsepower slightly but it makes your car sound really good.
Ok but the question is how much is it @jantz
Rougly around $841 US
These mods ghetto up jettas. No thanks!
👍🏿
I got a 2010 Jetta sedan 2.5 is that a mk5??