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  • #31
    God the deeper I research on parts and machining the scarier this project is getting ! this is my daily car and the amount of power I want is just not streetable especially on out roads down here unless i build the motor and tune it to be quick enough for street and track use not maximum power which would be more reliable . like i said at the start this is not a project to be finished in 1 year its as i get enough funds as i have a drift car to finish off. i will be taking my block and head to my engine builder for inspection and to get a basic idea on what will be involved and the costs in a few months time as he doesnt have time at the moment .if this engine alone is going to cost me more then 15 grand i probably wont attempt it since its too much for me to handle as it is. and george the engine was pulled apart in half an hour after u left i hope everything goes smooth!
    94' Golf Mk3 Vr6

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    • #32
      most people who attempt to port there own will hurt flow more than improve it.
      Its because of the variable runner lengths that make it hard to keep even flow.
      port matching will cause the flow of air to lose velocity, hence the loss of power
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      • #33
        Originally posted by mk3pete View Post
        most people who attempt to port there own will hurt flow more than improve it.
        Its because of the variable runner lengths that make it hard to keep even flow.
        port matching will cause the flow of air to lose velocity, hence the loss of power
        VERY TRUE!!!! hence always give the head to someone else who knows what their doing.....and make sure they have a flow bench to confirm the flow and efficiency.

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        • #34
          don't want to scare ya, as i am all for it, but i do agree that you will need some deepish pockets to complete it. good luck with it!

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          • #35
            Originally posted by kinezo View Post
            35k is having an APR approach to it,
            APR dont build these kind of cars . How many cars has APR built with a turbo bigger than a gt3071 ? Especially an older car ?
            Everyone seems to mention what the engine is going to cost , magically the rest of the car will handle the power and torque .
            Your gonna need a clutch to transfer the power to the gearbox , your gonna need straight cut gears etc in the box to handle the power/torque . The whole gearbox will need to be re-inforced . Then there is the driveshafts , hubs . Suspension V3s as a minumum , you can get cheaper suspension but its going to be a trial and error in terms of getting the right spring rates . Then you have the whole chassis . If you not running a cage expect to start popping the welds that hold everything together . There have been numerous cases where people have broken the welds on the front engine support bar , with stock power . Increase torque by 4 times and see what will happen . Its highly recommended to seam weld a lot of sections that are just spot welded to stop them from breaking . A mk3 is not like a mk5 which can handle big power easily . Its needs a lot of re-inforcement .
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            • #36
              Originally posted by mk3pete View Post
              most people who attempt to port there own will hurt flow more than improve it.
              Its because of the variable runner lengths that make it hard to keep even flow.
              port matching will cause the flow of air to lose velocity, hence the loss of power
              I dont see how match porting will decrease velocity , if anything it will increase it .

              Turbulence varies greatly from a N/A to a forced induction engine as well .
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              • #37
                Originally posted by Bug_racer View Post
                I dont see how match porting will decrease velocity , if anything it will increase it .

                Turbulence varies greatly from a N/A to a forced induction engine as well .
                May be right going turbo
                I should have specified speaking on an NA application.
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                • #38
                  i just spoke to my engine machiner and he said that match porting would be the best to do on a vr6 since the head flow is very poor he said that i should use a 24v head which would be better but i wana stick with the 12v this build is goin to tak longer than i thought it would also im not aiming for unusable power anymore since its my daily . so around 200-230kw mark .
                  94' Golf Mk3 Vr6

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                  • #39
                    200-230kw. Just buy a stage 2 kit. And up the boost. Very easy with stock engine and head spacer.

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by HaydEn View Post
                      200-230kw. Just buy a stage 2 kit. And up the boost. Very easy with stock engine and head spacer.
                      Im taking the car to a Dyno day this saturday to see how much stock kilowasps it will push I highly doubt it will make100kwatw just doesnt feel like it but we will see.I just hate the fact that a vr6 only makes 128kw at the flywheel when its a 6cyl 2.8L ? my mates 1.8 corrolla makes 160kw with a CAI its just embarresing . lately the cars been acting weird where the power is on and off in different rev ranges it just pisses me off.

                      there has to be a way to make our heads flow better. this is why i want to build the new motor ground up so i know everything is in good condition even though i want it to be 200-230 kw i know that the engine will be able to handle more so it ill be more reliable well depending how you drive .my heads all over the place and theres too many options so im trying to get my head straight and go ahead with it before i lose motivation since ive been running around allot.
                      94' Golf Mk3 Vr6

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                      • #41
                        Has anyone here used Rods from these guys im about to order !!
                        Integrated Engineering 164 x 20mm Forged Rods for VR6 Engines
                        JE 82MM Bore 90.2MM Stroke 9.0:1 CR VR6 Piston Set
                        94' Golf Mk3 Vr6

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                        • #42
                          Contact ringer-racing.com/Mike Hood for much better customer service and possibly cheaper postage rates. He can get pretty much anything related to VW/Audi as well as tech advise. His A4 used to be the world's quickest @10.55sec so he know what it takes to make a VW/Audi to make good power and go fast.

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                          • #43
                            The reason why 12v head are ****house in flow is due to the design which u cant change. There is 3 long runners and 3 short runners for each exhaust and intake, so therefore the flow is not at the same rate.....just wikipedia it and u can see from the diagram the difference between 12v to 24v....

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by cylinderhead View Post
                              Contact ringer-racing.com/Mike Hood for much better customer service and possibly cheaper postage rates. He can get pretty much anything related to VW/Audi as well as tech advise. His A4 used to be the world's quickest @10.55sec so he know what it takes to make a VW/Audi to make good power and go fast.

                              Tell Mike Hood(owner of ringer racing) that Danny sent you.
                              Thanks mate will do
                              do you know if his got much experience with vr6's ?
                              94' Golf Mk3 Vr6

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by kinezo View Post
                                The reason why 12v head are ****house in flow is due to the design which u cant change. There is 3 long runners and 3 short runners for each exhaust and intake, so therefore the flow is not at the same rate.....just wikipedia it and u can see from the diagram the difference between 12v to 24v....
                                Just saw that its actually a good thing if going turbo because it will be easier to go twin scroll and would be more effective then a standard v6.
                                94' Golf Mk3 Vr6

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