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Post by Toxcheap »

loxxrider wrote:See a 35r is only a 61mm comp inducer.

BUT, is that 630whp on an I5 20v (destroked) or a 2.0l "1.8t"?


2.0L 4 cylinder, but on c16 I believe it could only make 570 (iirc) sure only 61mm inducer, but 82mm exducer. This car has serious work done to it too.
Most quattro's with 3582's fall into the 550whp
zerb

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damn aaron, you cant escape the mike hood compar-o's, lol. that car that Tox is refering to is mike a4 that makes 630whp on a 2.0l, 83.5mm bore, 20v 4banger, with a 3582r on it.


i think
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zerb wrote:damn aaron, you cant escape the mike hood compar-o's, lol. that car that Tox is refering to is mike a4 that makes 630whp on a 2.0l, 83.5mm bore, 20v 4banger, with a 3582r on it.


Well it has set the bar for an audi and 3582 imo. :wink:
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Post by Frank the quattro tank »

You forgot about Javad's car in its current state. Not 3582 wise, but Audi wise, I think that Javad has you beat.
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Does anyone ever weld the water passages on 1.8t's? I hear in E30 land they like to do that so the head doesn't lift.
-Chris

'91 Audi 200 20v - Revver/BAT project
'91 Audi 200 20v Avant
'01 Anthracite M5
'90 M3
'85 Euro 635csi
'12 X3
E34 530i (maybe rear-mount soon)
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Frank the quattro tank wrote:[/quote]
You forgot about Javad's car in its current state. Not 3582 wise, but Audi wise, I think that Javad has you beat.[/quote]
you're confused
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loxxrider wrote:Does anyone ever weld the water passages on 1.8t's? I hear in E30 land they like to do that so the head doesn't lift.


how would the head get cooling then?

lets wait a few weeks til i steal the time to take off the head. you can bet the next time she gives me 4 hours imma do it.

but on the explosive last vid, you can see where it exited the head. front corner intake side. lucky it did not blow up the car, as that is where the fuel cell is :o

and Myke, sorry big fella, i am not in too much a hurry to fix it again. i tried like hell the last two times. not goin to do it in a hurry now.

looking into O-ringing the block. so anyone have info on that pertaining to the 1.8T 20v, shoot me with some of it.
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Post by speeding-g60 »

one other thing....

Mike has his dyno pulled in 4th gear... mine has only ever been in third gear. and we ALL KNOW that 4th gear is the better gear to pull with on the dyno....

and sure, we can set mike as the goal for the 4cyl, its top dawg for 4cyl Quattro cars AFAIK.
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here is a couple 3rd gear pulls.... THIRD GEAR.

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speeding-g60 wrote:
loxxrider wrote:Does anyone ever weld the water passages on 1.8t's? I hear in E30 land they like to do that so the head doesn't lift.


how would the head get cooling then?




They just like weld a support across the passage (similar to a bridgeport setup if you are familiar), and supposedly it keeps the head from flexing from what I gather. My roommate told me about all of this and says there are some pictures of it. I'll see if he can find them.
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'91 Audi 200 20v Avant
'01 Anthracite M5
'90 M3
'85 Euro 635csi
'12 X3
E34 530i (maybe rear-mount soon)
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Toxcheap wrote:Well it has set the bar for an audi and 3582 imo. :wink:


i wasnt diagreeein with ya at all man. :cheers:


its just that over on audizine whenever anyone has ANY type of setup, its always compared to mikes, which....like everyone has said IS the highest HP 20v 4banger, but peeps get a little out of control with it sometimes.

and holy curve batman, that things gonna fly.

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hi
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your phone is on auto redial...
still here :-D :lol:
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What Head gasket and studs are you running? Don't know if they make them for you but in the dsm world running off the shelf arp is a big no no as they are only 8740. The norm for us is L19s and a fel-pro MLS. Only thing is you have to make sure your block and head have a finish of ra30 or less. I my self hand lap my block and head to a mirror shine. Friends have also been doing the same set up and pushed over 48psi with out the head lifting.
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MLS Euro big bore gasket and Raceware headstuds.
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speeding-g60 wrote:MLS Euro big bore gasket and Raceware headstuds.


What are your studs made of?
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dunno?
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interesting questions here....

ill be planning on running 'off the shelf' APR head bolts....but im no where near put together motor wise yet.
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I'm going to take a guess and say they are 8740. Don't know if its any help but when I was using the off the shelf ARP's that are 8740 I was lifting the head at 30psi. Now that I am on a Fel-pro mls with ARP L19s and a block and head that have a finish of less than 30ra I am not having any problems. Good luck and hope you get it all fixed and running
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gvr4 wrote:What Head gasket and studs are you running? Don't know if they make them for you but in the dsm world running off the shelf arp is a big no no as they are only 8740. The norm for us is L19s and a fel-pro MLS. Only thing is you have to make sure your block and head have a finish of ra30 or less. I my self hand lap my block and head to a mirror shine. Friends have also been doing the same set up and pushed over 48psi with out the head lifting.


How does one hand lap a block or head?
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the best way to find out what there ARP are im assuming would be to call them directly?
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Post by autoxtrëm »

We are running raceware Studs as well have seen over 40psi and no headgasket popping at all with oem 1.8t HG. either timimg is way off, head is not straight, or those big bore HG can handle the boost since they come from a NA motor..

i mean you know Aaron ive ran my car alot with good boost and never blew the HG, you make a couple of dyno passes and blow it everytime. :frustrated:

Hope you figure out the problem
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Post by speeding-g60 »

timing is 19.5 - 20.5 on top....

block was checked prior to this build.

head was checked and milled .006 to flat as well.
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Post by speeding-g60 »

so i pulled the head. and i need a new head again. :(

check out my radiator. it used to be flat/straight... now its bowed a little LOL.

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and this headgasket. hmmmmm....

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dang that thing got toasted hard :frustrated:
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