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  • Originally posted by gldgti View Post
    yes, it is indeed. man if you make that much you'll be FLYING.

    btw - you should see the bracket someone has made for the alternator in the diesel i just bought - i reckon you'd love it for a future project its got this nice big flat bit of steel infront of the IP just waiting for something to be bolted there....
    Yeah well people have made more than 200hp in the states with a standard crank and standard bore size, standard valves.. Everything less aggressive apart from the cams and on DCOE's the same as mine. So i reckon it should - should be up around 200 peak hp.


    I think you should email me some pictures of this bracket.. You know how much i like that stuff..

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    • i think if you go too far over 12:1 you'll start running into issues with pre det and stuff. and unless you were going to run iot on c16 or avgas or e85, i don't really see the point in going past 11:1 either


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      • Originally posted by Jarred View Post
        i think if you go too far over 12:1 you'll start running into issues with pre det and stuff. and unless you were going to run iot on c16 or avgas or e85, i don't really see the point in going past 11:1 either
        What comp do you think i could get away with running?

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        • Wiseco Pistons

          chris preen
          to IPP/Flatlander

          show details 8:35 PM (2 minutes ago)

          G'day.

          I am in need of a set of custom Wiseco forged 4000 series pistons with teflon coating for a VW 1.8l 16v (KR engine code) engine.

          I am after a compression ratio of 11:1 and a bore size of 82.5mm.

          Average combustion chamber CC's is 47.62cc.

          Block deck height from crank centre line is 221.69mm (8.728"), standard 86.4mm stroke 1.8l crank with standard length 144mm (5.669") conrods.



          Could you please quote me for a set of pistons including pins and rings, and postage via USPS priority air mail to:

          5/13 Kenna Street, Orange, NSW, Australia.


          Is that all the information you will need?


          Thank you,

          -Chris Preen.

          Can i get a hell yeah?

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          • woot! you were more conservative with the comp ratio than i thought you would be, but i reckon it'll be great.... good balance.
            '07 Touareg V6 TDI with air suspension
            '98 Mk3 Cabriolet 2.0 8V
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            • i reckon you should have opted for 12:1 those 1600 twin cam berg cup cars run over 13.5:1 comp and they only run 109 ron fuel

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              • I reckon 11:1 is good, cause it'll be 100% streetable. it's going to be grumpy enough with the big cams, tiwn carbs, and head work. I reckon go much more than that, and you'd end up loosing that 100% streetability. imo atleast

                yes, it'd be nice to have 13:1, but the practicality of it. not so great.


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                • Tech/Sales Dept.
                  to me

                  The highest we could go is 10.5-1.

                  Sincerely,
                  Phil
                  Tech & Sales Dept.
                  IPP/Flatlander Racing
                  (603) 378-0090

                  Grr.. I replied and asked why. May have to try another company. INA perhaps..



                  Originally posted by WABIT View Post
                  i reckon you should have opted for 12:1 those 1600 twin cam berg cup cars run over 13.5:1 comp and they only run 109 ron fuel
                  Yes but they are running that comp with bigger cams (way bigger) and heads that flow 5 bagillion CFM, so they have the overlap to cool the chamber. That's why they can get away with it. 109ron is way different (read: better) to OUR 98. Fuel in Australia has improved majorly, but it's still crap.

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                  • One thing I noticed with my 16vt is it is really resistant to detonation. When I had it dyno-tuned the operator was actually surprised, he found that if he advanced the ignition too far he would start losing power yet would not ping. I don't think I have ever had a ping out of it.

                    I'm running only 9:1 compression but it's turbo-ed. I only use 98RON, I have used 95 once or twice though. When I ported the head I polished up the combustion chambers which would help prevent any hot spots that may cause detonation, but still they must be an ok head design with regard to detonation if not ideal for flow. You may have more leeway to go decent comp pistons. Besides ABF's run 10.8:1 factory.

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                    • Originally posted by Grunmk1 View Post
                      One thing I noticed with my 16vt is it is really resistant to detonation. When I had it dyno-tuned the operator was actually surprised, he found that if he advanced the ignition too far he would start losing power yet would not ping. I don't think I have ever had a ping out of it.

                      I'm running only 9:1 compression but it's turbo-ed. I only use 98RON, I have used 95 once or twice though. When I ported the head I polished up the combustion chambers which would help prevent any hot spots that may cause detonation, but still they must be an ok head design with regard to detonation if not ideal for flow. You may have more leeway to go decent comp pistons. Besides ABF's run 10.8:1 factory.
                      Now that's the kind of thing i like to read.. A post by someone with actual experience! Thank you!

                      I've been thinking about it and the 16v chamber is open with pretty much no squish area, which means that it should be less susceptible to hot spots and indeed detonation. My combustion chambers are also polished so i shouldn't have a prob as far as that goes either.

                      The issue i have is that if i go too high i'll have problems.. If i go with 11:1 i'll have good power with no hassles. I mean, if i go to 11.5 or so, it's only going to mean 5 or 6 hp anyway. I'm not sure whether it's worth considering this is unknown territory for me at the moment.

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                      • Originally posted by Preen59 View Post
                        Now that's the kind of thing i like to read.. A post by someone with actual experience! Thank you!

                        I've been thinking about it and the 16v chamber is open with pretty much no squish area, which means that it should be less susceptible to hot spots and indeed detonation. My combustion chambers are also polished so i shouldn't have a prob as far as that goes either.

                        The issue i have is that if i go too high i'll have problems.. If i go with 11:1 i'll have good power with no hassles. I mean, if i go to 11.5 or so, it's only going to mean 5 or 6 hp anyway. I'm not sure whether it's worth considering this is unknown territory for me at the moment.
                        No worries mate, I think at the end of the day a fresh 16v with 11:1 compression ratio is going to be a very angry motor, especially with side-draughts. The sound is just going to be insane.

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                        • My Dad runs 13.5 on 98 pump fuel in his 1.6ltr 16v. The pistons were made here locally in Knoxfeild. Guy is a legend, very helpful and well priced. Would you like me to ask my Dad his details and price etc?

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                          • Originally posted by Grunmk1 View Post
                            No worries mate, I think at the end of the day a fresh 16v with 11:1 compression ratio is going to be a very angry motor, especially with side-draughts. The sound is just going to be insane.
                            Haha cheers mate. Appreciate the feedback.

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                            • Originally posted by Water Boy View Post
                              My Dad runs 13.5 on 98 pump fuel in his 1.6ltr 16v. The pistons were made here locally in Knoxfeild. Guy is a legend, very helpful and well priced. Would you like me to ask my Dad his details and price etc?
                              EFI and engine management though.. Which makes a lot of difference. Hold back on that as i've got a few things in the works at the moment.

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                              • Originally posted by Preen59 View Post
                                EFI and engine management though.. Which makes a lot of difference. Hold back on that as i've got a few things in the works at the moment.
                                The guys will build any pistons to any spec. Cast, forged or billet you name it he does it...

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