UrS4 2.2T Avant project

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  • Thuppu
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    Thanks. It's tight, but they will fit. SC intake is worse, outlet has plenty of room.

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  • Spyform
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    monstah

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  • Majorcina
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    Looking good !
    Are you gona have enouf room for SC pipe's?

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  • quattro-nick
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  • Thuppu
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    Finally IM finished.













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  • pasbogdan
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    Originally posted by Thuppu
    Recieved a small package from FCP engineering today. Some bits for my 7A head. Supertech Inconel exhaust valves, stiffer valve springs and titanium retainers and also beefier JE 22mm piston pinns for my Ross pistons. Hope to get back my block from the machine shop any day, have been there for 3 weeks already. They are busy with all summer race/track engines...





    Smooth finish,the cat also not only the pins for the pistons

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  • Thuppu
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    Yes, he's the quality checker.

    Some bits arrived also today... K&N air filters, big one for turbo intake and smaller for supercharger intake. INA tensioner(Fiat) and pulley(MB) for the SC belt. UrS6/A6 new Hella corners and glasses.

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  • Greg_S
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    Looks like the cat approves too

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  • Majorcina
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    Nice parts 😃
    Please check your inbox 😃

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  • Thuppu
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    Recieved a small package from FCP engineering today. Some bits for my 7A head. Supertech Inconel exhaust valves, stiffer valve springs and titanium retainers and also beefier JE 22mm piston pinns for my Ross pistons. Hope to get back my block from the machine shop any day, have been there for 3 weeks already. They are busy with all summer race/track engines...





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  • Thuppu
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    Thanks guys. Nick, still really much practice needed. Hope the weldings will hold 3 bar this time.

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  • quattro-nick
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    i'm jealous about your weldingskills thomas

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  • AndyP
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    Looks great

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  • Thuppu
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    Originally posted by diesel des
    Both you guys are making lovely welds on the alloy. What sort of material thickness and current settings a.c. balance etc are you using.
    Des, I'm really no pro with this, and not sure about the frequenzy, but seems that when dropped a bit, sounds not so nice and smooth, then it breaks the oxide layer better. Almost all parts in this IM are 3mm and I have been using about 160 amps on long runs, but need to drop down to maybe 120A, or even 100A when the whole piece is hot enough. You can easily see when it starts to melt faster and easier, but you can also compensate it with faster speed, to some point. Now I have been welding with a gray color electrode and with 2,4mm alu-rods. Could use even thicker rods, because those dissapear very fast.

    Quite happy with these welds.



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  • grundey
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    Originally posted by diesel des
    Both you guys are making lovely welds on the alloy. What sort of material thickness and current settings a.c. balance etc are you using.

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    I use 3 mm wall thickness.
    AC balance depends on the material I weld, how clean it is, usually 27-37 EP(73-63 EN)
    Frequency from 80-150 Hz, again depends on material thickness and joints.
    110-160 AMPS
    And yes, ALU needs to be as clean as possible.

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