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  1. #1
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    1.8t or 2.0t

    For Europeans there is an entry level version available with 150HP named 1.8t. The engine is still 2lt, same as that of the U.S. Linear but the turbo is set to 0.5 bar (175 HP is 0.7 bar, I think).

    Has anybody driven the 1.8t? Is there a big difference than the 2.0t.

    Is there a way to chip the 1.8t and get, say, 190 HP, spending something like 500e?

    Any other differences between the 1.8t and the 2.0t (i.e. brakes, gearing etc.)?

    Where can I find tecnical specs for the cars?

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    welcome to the board...
    I have the 1.8t and i find the power adequate although you do have to rev it a bit more than I am use to to get it moving
    I have also heard that there is little difference between the 1.8 and the 2.0
    I believe the 1.8t and the 2.0t is identical in every way apart from the mapping in the ecu (and a boost gauge ) but I could be mistaken
    I also believe that it would only take a re-map to increase the power ..everything else is the same.
    When I get the car serviced (who knows when !!)
    i will try the waters to see whether I can blag an upgrade (the saab dealer owes me big time )
    I have not heard of a third party offering this (yet !!)
    the specs of the suspension is down to the trim level ie arc or vector and not the engine size (aero excepted !!)

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    Specifications is it?


    Max. power:
    1.8t - 150bhp (110KW) - @ 5,500 rpm
    2.0t - 175bhp (129KW) - @ 5,500 rpm
    2.0T - 210bhp (155 KW) - @ 5,300 rpm
    2.2TiD - 125bhp (92 KW) - @ 4,000 rpm

    Max. torque:
    1.8t- 240Nm @ 2,000 rpm
    2.0t - 265Nm @ 2,500 rpm
    2.0T - 300Nm @ 2,500 rpm
    2.2TiD - 280Nm@ 1,500-3,000 rpm

    Bore/stroke:
    1.8t - 86 mm x 86 mm
    2.0t - 86 mm x 86 mm
    2.0T - 86 mm x 86 mm
    2.2TiD - 84 mm x 98 mm

    Compression Ratio:
    1.8t - 9.5:1
    2.0t - 9.5:1
    2.0T - 9.5:1
    2.2TiD - 18.5:1

    Max. boost pressure:
    1.8t - 0.50 bar
    2.0t - 0.70 bar
    2.0T - 0.85 bar
    2.2TiD - 1.00 bar

    Ignition/
    Fuel injection:

    All petrol:
    Saab Trionic 8 engine management.
    Direct ignition. Multi-point fuel injection.

    All Diesel:
    Bosch. Multi-point fuel injection.

    Performance :

    0-100 km/h (s)
    1.8t - M5 9,5
    1.8t - A5 10,7

    2.0t - M5 8,5
    2.0t - A5 9,7

    2.0T - M6 7,9
    2.0T - A5 8,8

    2.2TiD - M5 11,0


    60-80 km/h 4th gear (s)

    1.8t - M5 10,0
    2.0t - M5 8,5
    2.0T - M6 7,5
    2.2TiD - M5 8,0

    80-120 km/h 5th gear (s)

    1.8t - M5 14,0
    2.0t - M5 12,5
    2.0T - M6 10,5
    2.2TiD -M5 12,5

    Top speed km/h
    1.8t - M5 210
    1.8t - A5 210
    2.0t - M5 225
    2.0t - A5 220
    2.0T - M6 235
    2.0T- A5 230
    2.2TiD - M5 200

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    I also need the f/r brake diameter and gearing info.

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    Blimey, that 2.0T has a lot of torque doesn't it!!

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    Brakes .

    Hydraulic, dual circuit, vacuum booster. ABS,TCS, mech. brake assist.

    Brake disk sizes.

    1.8t - 283mm, ventilated steel (front)
    2.0t - 300 mm, ventilated steel (front)
    2.0T - 312 mm, ventilated steel (front)
    2.2TiD - 300 mm, ventilated steel (front)

    1.8t - 276mm, solid steel (rear)
    2.0t - 276mm, , solid steel (rear)
    2.0 T - 290 mm, solid steel (rear)
    2.2TiD - 276mm, , solid steel (rear)


    Vehicle Speed attained at an engine speed of 1000rpm.
    Manual Petrol (km/h)
    1st - 8.3-8.6
    2nd - 16.0-16.5.
    3rd - 23.8 - 24.6.
    4th - 31.5-32.5
    5th - 42.6-44.0
    Reverse - 8.9-9.2

    Manual Diesel (km/h)
    1st - 8.3-8.6
    2nd - 15.9 - 16.4
    3rd - 25.3 - 26.1
    4th - 33.4 - 34.5
    5th - 45.2 - 46.6
    Reverse - 8.7 - 9.0

    Automatic (km/h)
    1st - 10.0 - 10.4
    2nd - 15.4 - 15.9
    3rd - 23.5 - 24.3
    4th - 34.8 - 35.9
    5th - 45.8 - 47.4
    Reverse - 9.1 - 9.4

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    mark a..
    my manual says ..
    brake disc front 1.8t/2.0t/2.2tdi...285 mm
    rear.....................278 mm

    2.0T front ...................314
    rear.....................294

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    Ylee, your data is probably correct.. the data I have is marketing data

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    Ylee, Abbott are already offering ECU upgrades. They had a 220 BHP version available 2 months before the Aero was launched. Not sure which model this was based on though?

    Neil

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    220hp version based upon 2.0t (175hp).. I'm assuming that it will also work on 150hp version too... why shouldn't it?

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    Re: 1.8t or 2.0t

    1.8t - 276mm, solid steel (rear)
    2.0t - 276mm, , solid steel (rear)
    2.0 T - 290 mm, solid steel (rear)
    2.2TiD - 276mm, , solid steel (rear)


    *[/b]
    The rear disks on the 2.0T are ventilated

    Vehicle Speed attained at an engine speed of 1000rpm.
    Manual Petrol (km/h)
    1st - 8.3-8.6
    2nd - 16.0-16.5.
    3rd - 23.8 - 24.6.
    4th - 31.5-32.5
    5th - 42.6-44.0
    Reverse - 8.9-9.2[/b]
    When I test drove the aero,I did that test with the 6th gear.I got more than 55km/h on 1000rpm.
    Not bad e?
    But I think that 6th is a gear for the highways and the engine can't go more than 4000-4500rpm with it.(overdrive?not sure if this is the correct word).
    Can anybody who has an aero confirm it?I was too excited during the test drive and I could be wrong

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