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  • pastures16
    S2Forum Fiend
    • Nov 2004
    • 2058
    • Country: United Kingdom

    #1

    golf engine ha ha

    does he really think he will sell this

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/vw-engine-bloc...QQcmdZViewItem
    94 s2 avant
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  • terrybullwon
    S2Forum Zealot
    • Mar 2006
    • 8782
    • Country: England

    #2
    think he shoud be bidding for some one to take it off his hands lol
    Chef

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    • mcandmar
      S2Forum Zealot
      • Apr 2004
      • 5118
      • Country: Ireland

      #3
      For an engine block that’s usable once you rebore and hone, infact old wreathed blocks are far stronger than new ones as they have had tons of heat cycling and all the stresses from manufacturing have been relieved. In the days of turbo F1 cars BMW used to buy up old high mileage blocks, leave them sitting outside in the rain, and then machine them and build 1500cc F1 screamers producing around 1500hp. There argument was if they survived 100,000 miles in a road car getting constant heat cycling there were unstressed and less likely to fail.
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      • pastures16
        S2Forum Fiend
        • Nov 2004
        • 2058
        • Country: United Kingdom

        #4
        not the 7a engine i bought it had been stood for 6 mths took the head off wtf so i honed it
        it was pited to f**k no even a rebore could cure
        94 s2 avant
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        • Jon441cc
          S2Forum Fiend
          • Dec 2005
          • 2061
          • Country: United Kingdom

          #5
          Originally posted by mcandmar
          For an engine block that’s usable once you rebore and hone, infact old wreathed blocks are far stronger than new ones as they have had tons of heat cycling and all the stresses from manufacturing have been relieved. In the days of turbo F1 cars BMW used to buy up old high mileage blocks, leave them sitting outside in the rain, and then machine them and build 1500cc F1 screamers producing around 1500hp. There argument was if they survived 100,000 miles in a road car getting constant heat cycling there were unstressed and less likely to fail.

          I also heard the BMW engineers took turns taking a leak on them for good measure
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          • ottawa coupe
            S2Forum Maniac
            • Nov 2004
            • 851
            • Country: Canada

            #6
            gotta love how its sitting on bricks....yeah, that's good for the gasket surface.....
            1993 UrS4...aka the rocket powered living room

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            • Keeper of The Kitten
              S2Forum Fiend
              • Dec 2003
              • 2317
              • Country: England

              #7
              The fabled BMW turbo F1 engine - yes, apparently, they really did take turns to pee on the things! Supposedly to increase the amount of corrosion. In the US, automotive parts suppliers that specialised in engines would often advertise "seasoned" engine blocks. The theory as I understand it, is that the molecular/granular structure will be more dense.

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              Martin Cutting

              aka Keeper of "The Teutonic Kitten"

              It's not better than sex, but it runs it a close second.

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              • hiltoa
                S2Forum Extremist
                • Nov 2004
                • 1060
                • Home: United Nations Current: England

                #8
                Wow, I'll have to drag out the 2 ancient VW engines that have been 'seasoning' in my garage for the last 6 years - the 1300 polo engine would make an ideal 15000rpm screamer, and the 1800 scirocco engine would be an ideal basis for a turboed torque monster...

                ebay here I come!
                Nothing feels fast for long...
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