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Cage mod on octy vRS

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Anyone done it?????

I had ago the other day and I can safely say it works. I wouldn't go so far as to say "oohhh it's much faster" or anything like that but deffo makes the car smoother and I find I need less gas when taking it easy.

For £5 its definately worth a shot :thumbup::thumbup:

Seems you are the last to try this,there was a post a few months back.Better late than never though.

I havent!

Nor me. Sounds like a load of old b******s to me, but since there are so many people saying they have good results I might try it and prove myself wrong :D

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Seems you are the last to try this,there was a post a few months back.Better late than never though.

Note to self...........pull finger out of a$$ and keep up with the jones's :)

Never said i had done it though, which i hav'nt.

try it - if it doesn't work - flame me, lol!!

Cheerio

Bas

I did it, not sure if I found a difference but figured it can't be a bad thing.

It's recommend that you use contact cleaner BEFORE applying the grease tho....

For £5 it can only preserve the connections. I think this is most popular on the fabia vRS which doesn't have the gold connections? As far as I'm aware the octavia vRS does though.

I never really saw much difference either, i did most of the connectors too.

I suppose if i were really looking i might have found it running a little smoother when driving off from cold.

Mine is half done :rofl:

So, does anyone know why it's called the 'cage mod'??

Seems a bit random :rofl:

So, does anyone know why it's called the 'cage mod'??

I seem to remember it was down to the name of the chap who decided to do it, but could be wrong. As said above, if you have gold plated contacts on the MAF you'll probably not see a big difference as these don't tend to corrode as much.

Chris

I seem to remember it was down to the name of the chap who decided to do it, but could be wrong. As said above, if you have gold plated contacts on the MAF you'll probably not see a big difference as these don't tend to corrode as much.

Chris

That's correct. American chap on the Yank TDI forums. He did it on a whim and discovered the effect by accident (having noticed that his other cars had their electrical connections smothered in silicon grease).

Worth noting that this isn't a performance mod, rather it resolves a problem (lumpy/lurchy throttle response). As chap with brand new Octi TFSi discovered.

Oh, and it works :thumbup:

What is it and where do you get it from?

Update: Just been reading other threads so iam well info,d about it now :thumbup:

Will give it a try today.

Done mine yesterday no different but i noticed the connections are gold coloured.

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How much did you squeeze in there???

I filled them all up several times and kept plugging/unplugging a few times as well then added more into it.Definately more than enough.

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