80q b4 2.2 20vt project

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  • Thuppu
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    Uploaded the 3D-print AAN fuel rail cover file to thingiverse if someone wan't to print one: ​​​​​​ https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2810618

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  • Thuppu
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    Thanks! The crank damper pulley is a stock AAN. ABY is different looking.

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  • s2dk
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    Looks great. What kind of crank pulley is that ? Dosent seem like Stock aan ? It dosent loke like my aby one

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  • Thuppu
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    Yea, only A/R .48 hot side, so I was suspecting top will choke. But then, curve doesn't drop and boost doesn't spike, so is the turbo restricting..? Maybe not, maybe cam setup?

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  • prj
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    There is worse breathing on top, the HP goes flat...
    But I don't know if dyno has proper resistance compensation or not.

    As for boost coming later, that means the pull is too short. On a good dyno (non-inertial) you can adjust the ramp rate...
    You can use my dyno if you want, for a small fee

    Cleaning is 30 EUR/h if you blow something up though

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  • Thuppu
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    BTW, here is the dyno plot of the power curve. Had totally forgot about it. Seems that on dyno 1bar is about 1krpm later than on street with the same gear(4). Doesn't seem to shoke on top, also doesn't feel that, so I guess it could be ok to just screw up the boost some and see if 500hp could be possible..


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  • Waje
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    Originally posted by Thuppu
    Some acetone vapor treatment. Turned out quite good. Could have been better if I had smoothen out most small lines and lumps with sandpaper before the threatment.








    Hello good morning, I have a similar project with AAN collector in my S2 and I would like to know, if you were so kind, to leave me the file with the design to be able to print it at home the protector of the injectors, it seems a fantastic job for me. doing, I am also very interested in your project to be able to put an AC radiator on the front, just like you have the engine cooling.

    A GREETING AND THANKS IN ADVANCE

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  • Thuppu
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    Well, I may print few pieces, but I will first test how the plastic holds in the engine bay.

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  • maiks
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    Originally posted by Thuppu
    Haha, ~20h printtime, ~2-3h threatment @60e/h

    In that case I like my original one

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  • Thuppu
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    I don't have any enclosure for it yet, it's a quite big printer, so needs very big box. I have modified(insulated) the heat bed so I get the bed temperature up. This I printed with 275C nozzle temp and 100C bed temp and at quite slow speed. Also adjusted for 103% flow, after some while I rised flow to 105% and later to 107% and 109%, , final layers with 105%. I think it helped so the part didn't tried to bend so badly. Only the other front corner lifed maybe 1mm or so. If there is some small layer imperfections the acetone threatment melt everything together, it will rise the strength of the part. I have now the part in the engine bay, so will see how it hold up different temps and vibrations...

    Very nice printed moulding parts, printed from PLA? Please post pics of the casting.
    Last edited by Thuppu; 27 December 2017, 10:34.

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  • M2ki
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    You are printing ABS without enclosure? Don't you have warping and layer separation problems?

    I have the same printer. Making engine mount patterns for aluminium casting mold.

    Last edited by M2ki; 27 December 2017, 10:07.

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  • Thuppu
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    Originally posted by AndyP

    Have you used this yet? If so, is it any good and how long do you have it on for?
    Yes, almost every day in winter time. Usually 2h warming time max. Almost every car here has a motor warmer, this electric block heater or different hose warmer(Defa, Calix) or diesel/gasoline warmers(Webasto, Eber, Binar). Also almost every apartment here has a parking place with electricity connection(with a timer clock) just to easy connect your car for heating.

    And after about 2h warming in minus 5-10C motor temp is something like 25-45C degrees.
    Last edited by Thuppu; 26 December 2017, 20:13.

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  • Thuppu
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    Originally posted by maiks
    That's nice! Can you make more of these?
    Haha, ~20h printtime, ~2-3h threatment @60e/h


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  • AndyP
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    Originally posted by Thuppu
    It starting to be winter here. Snow and freezing weather. It's a lot nicer to start up the engine if the engine is warm. When I assemble the engine I installed a Defa heating resistor in one of the freeze plugs, but today I fitted the wire and connector so I can use it.


    Have you used this yet? If so, is it any good and how long do you have it on for?

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  • maiks
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    That's nice! Can you make more of these?

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