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  1. ...Well i have Got a 10.000 mile block, crank, mains, etc, etc up For grabs...

    Sorry, i couldn't resist..

    Oil galleries clean and blown out whilst you were rebuilding? Did you check the oil flow to the bearings? I use a modified starter motor with an old oil pump jack shaft welded on, Great For bringing up oil press. On a new engine. Crank oil ways all clear? Have you Got a mechanical oil press. Gauge fitted inside the car? Even an electrical version would suffice.


  2. You can get the little black plastic boot hindge covers new from a guy in Germay who sells them on eBay.de, i bought two, both original Vw items for E44 posted.

    eBay no. 400996031623.


  3. I've got a twin-scroll kkk.28 for sale that would be more or less the equivalent of a Garrett gt40, you could always use the turbine housing off a Bmw 735 turbo (originally equipped with a kkk27 turbo) that would spool reasonably quickly.

    The Holset offered sounds huge, a hx35 is already quite big also, i find that its not easy to understand the A/R's of the Holset range of turbos either, more simple using Garrett, .48, .63 etc.

    The ideal situation would be like I've done and many others, fit a small nitrous set up to kill the lag, you'll only need it for a small amount of time when boosting, various benefits include cooler inlet temps, and more power low down.

    Also playing around with the cam timing would help the engine to boost earlier but on the vr it's not as simple to do as, for example a cossy engine. Also tweaking the ecu (programmable?) def. helps, advancing the timing off boost, bigger diameter exhaust down pipe etc, ball bearing cartridge'd turbo, modified exhaust wheel such as a 4/5 degree cut back on the wheel's blades.

    I personally think that a gt series Garrett would do the job or if you can afford, the Borg-Warner range of twins-scroll EF series turbos, night and day difference when compared to other turbos but at a price.. and to reap the full benefits of said turbo you'll also have to add on a twin-scroll manifold to match..


  4. Right guys,

    Quite a few bits unearthed to sell, let me know if your interested in any, just include your email as i still haven't worked out

    how to post photos up on here..

    2x large Brembo calipers, they were fitted to Lancia k turbos, not to be confused with the smaller Ford focus rs or Fiat coupè T.16v jobbies, a lot bigger, everything included, pads, bolts, antirattle springs etc. £120 posted.

     

    Audi 5cyl. cut down manifold with ext. wastegate and spare uprated spring that should hold 1.3Bar, comes with an excellent Volvo derived Mitsu. TD04 turbo. The manifold has been modded to accept any T3 series turbos with a bolt on flange. The manifold has a couple of cracks but they're all are cracked, unless brand new..£250.

     

    KKK oil cooled turbo, i think it's the original version fitted onto the 1982/3 quattro as the date stamped on the turbo is '82, this comes complete with an Audi 8v turbo manifold with lambda boss, the usual, unavoidable small cracks. £300.

     

    Original 2.0 9A pistons and rods, full set £80

     

    Audi S4 aluminium intercooler off a 5 cyl 20v turbo mill. £100

     

    Italian made Turbocar 16v turbo manifold, very well made and it's also divided so you could use a twin scroll Garrett turbine housing if you wish. £120.

     

    Complete 2.0 9A cyl.head with reprofiled original cams, no idea who did them as it was years ago. £150

     

    4x Audi S3 Bosch injectors, light blue versions with long snout, should be around 385cc. £100.

     

     

    4x Late style headlamps. £50 each.

     

     

    Old style seperate fog lamps £25 each

     

    A few sets of new style fogs/indicators, excellent condition.

     

     

    16v 9A valver exh.manifold, off an engine that had 30.000km. £50.

     

     

    Vr6 complete cyl.head, off a 19.000km engine,cams, exh. Manifolds, injectors all still attached. £200.

     

    Vr6 2.9 ABV engine bare block, 19.000km from new. £150.

     

    Ecu for above engine (Dist. Version) £ 80.

     

    6x pistons ABV 2.9cc, no rings though complete with conecting rods £90.

     

    Crack pipe. £20

     

    Dist. with leads,rotor and cap. £80

     

    Sump. £20

     

    Oil pump. £50

     

    Downpipe. £50.

     

    Timing covers. £40.

     

    Crankshaft complete with all bearings and vibration damper £100.

    All parts of same low milage engine.

     

    I'll add more as i unbox.


  5. Although it's been more than 10 years since i last removed the head off a g60 engine, those brackets look like the ones used to secure down the Black, plastic fuel injector rail. Have you found 2 small Allen head bolts that were used with the brackets?

    Or they could have come off the heat should that is/was supposed to be fitted to avoid heatsoak.


  6. Quote easy actually, did all 4 Windows on 2 different corrados around 10 years ago, just got my dad to help me put the front screen in using crap, cheap window suckers..Getting the buggers out is the difficult bit.

    Take your time, use Sikaflex windscreen bond, clean all around the perimeter and the screen and don't forget the rubber spacers and fit the seals on first.

    Avoid getting the sealant on anything except the frame, utter bastid to remove.. Aim the screen properly and lower it into the frame.

    Don't use too much sealant or it'll ooze out inside and look crap.


  7. How long's a piece of string mate..Bolting in the turbo is the easy bit.

    To do a proper job i'd lift the head

    , fit forged pistons, metal head gasket etc, then there's the clutch, injectors, boost control, possible lsd, pipework, intercooler,exhaust downpipe and System........

    See what i mean..

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