G45 Lader

[Justin14100]

He exhaust side of the casing is larger than the G40 one I belive

[Tommo]

but only had it a few weeks before someone robbed it from his garage!

That will be the VAG spies robbing it back then!

[Daryl]

look what i just found.

http://cgi.ebay.de/VW-Polo-G45-Lader-Polo-G40-Polo-G40-Turbo-VR6_W0QQitemZ190360573172QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAutoteile_Zubeh%C3%B6r?hash=item2c525fd4f4

[jez1272gt]

Thats amazing. I wonder if thats the stolen one that is spoken about earlier on this thread?? Maybe someone should try and contact Andreas if he doesnt already know?!

[dub-disaster]

Would a g45 produce alot more boost than a g40 then ?

[djtez]

i'd hate to own this .. u couldn't trust anyone to rebuild this. although i'd love more boost

[PeteG40]

chances are everything bar centre bearings would be same as g40/g60 anyway

[benh999]

i would have it on my G40 just to be unique, besides that if you wanted the bigger hike just go BVH/1341cc forged bottom end and fit a g60 charger (lairy )

[Jezza-7]

I know this topic is old but there is a g45 charger, genuine one, for sale on German eBay.

[richard16vg60]

yes this one....


https://www.facebook.com/roettele.racing/media_set?set=a.883133568430733.1073742562.100002022942219&type=3&pnref=story

http://www.ebay.de/itm/original-G45-Lader-von-Volkswagen-/191746199375?hash=item2ca4f6cf4f:g:6vwAAOSw7FRWVdzG

[Matty!]

Yeah Rotelle Racing make them...

I am very tempted to go down this route when the time is right.

Not sure what to expect but I would say a safe 190bhp sounds achievable with all the surrounding mods, however no ones managed to clarify how much more boost it would give with a smaller pulley over a R1 SPEC Charger.

[Jezza-7]

This one on ebay was genuine, not a rotelle racing one.

[ereeiz]

http://www.polog40.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=7849.0
bottom of page 2;

Hello,

no problem, here is the table with the airflow:

- G40: 566ccm³ per rotation
- G45: 635ccm³ per rotation
- G60: 860ccm³ per rotation
- G65: 925ccm³ per rotation
- G75: 1060ccm³ per rotation


Ciao, Thorsten