The turbo doesnt have 5 valves, the 4 cylinders do
#1
might seem dumb but I was just curious. I know someone who has a TT and they asked me.
#2
The turbo doesnt have 5 valves, the 4 cylinders do
#3
I meant what does it mean cuz that is what it says on my friends engine cover. Thanks though.
#4
it means that there is 5 valves per each of your 4 pistons making it a 20 valve engine
ex's:'12 GLI | '12 Jetta SEL | '11 Jetta SE | '10 GTI | 09 Jetta TDI | 09 Tiguan | 08 2Dr GTI | 07 4Dr. GTI | 07 Passat pkg2 Sport, 6spd | 07 Jetta | 06 Audi A3 | 05 GTI | 05 GLI
#5
slickstick, what exactly are you saying?the turbos ARE 4 cylinders. the 1.8 liter, turbo, 4 cylinders in the Audis and VWs are ALL 5 valves per cylinder engines. 3 intake valves, 2 exhaust valves.
also, the:
Passat V6
Audi V8, V6, and 2.7t V6 are all 5v motors
#6
Quote, originally posted by M this 1! » the turbos ARE 4 cylinders. the 1.8 liter, turbo, 4 cylinders in the Audis and VWs are ALL 5 valves per cylinder engines. 3 intake valves, 2 exhaust valves. So does that mean that my friends TT has the same engine as my GTI? I have the 1.8T. What are the engines available in the TT?
#7
IF your buddy has the 180hp TT and you have the 180hp GTI, you do indeed have the same engine. If he has a 225, you have very different engines. If you don't know which he has, the 6spd gearbox or the twin exhaust tips will give it away. again, they ALL have 5 valves per cylinder.p.s. the 3.2 VR6 is not 5v technology.
#8
Thnx a bunch man.
#10
Quote, originally posted by M this 1! »
p.s. the 3.2 VR6 is not 5v technology.As well as not a turbo