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  1. 11-10-2005 07:31 AM #1
    VR5-TURBO STAGE 4

    Time for a new project tread for the new engine .

    This is the 4th stage of the Bora/Jetta Mk4 turbo evolution. Updates this upgrade will get me in to high 10s low 11s with 1.7 60ft.

    Turbo size have already proven to be a great upgrade after Team AVR 1,8T Golf Mk4 went 11,2/129mph with similar turbo .


    So ... A list of modifications before i post the new pics under the headline This is just a feeler and soon i will post pics almost every week.


    1:Race proven for 2 season tubular manifold will get 2 modifications . T25 bolt pattern with new pinbolts and coating instead of the old polished finish . Portes vs turbo inlet. EGT bung. With help from Josef Pilot custom pro welding

    2:USRT 580cc injectors aka "600" @3bar
    Will run em at 4 bar and use 50/50% alcohol for track days .
    Street will still be on pump fuel

    3:Spec stage 3/4 clutch

    4:New final gear for the 02J because i was tired of putting 5th in @ 118mph and losing mph/sec

    New high final drive for 130mph+ in 4th gear .

    5:USRT Walbro 255lph inline fuel pump
    6:Simens VDO catch tank to prevent car from going lean at hard acceleration and cornering
    WITH
    7:APR stage III intank fuel pump

    8:USRT/Autotech light weight steel flywheel and ring gear

    9:Modified turbo intake with integraded 3.5inch/90mm/86mm inner diam MAF
    By Mattias Olsson custom pro welding .

    10:Modified Plenum with new shape for even better flow for the last 3 cylinders. New unions Not polished ...i will do that later With help from Mattias Olsson custom pro welding .



    11:Same Race proven semi cross flow 800hp intercooler with air scoop for more and better airflow through the core


    12:USRT Lm-1 wide band lambda kit

    13:New Garret GT BB style downpipe with "home made" flange
    With help from Josef Pilot custom pro welding
    3,5 inch cone to 4inch to fit the RS oulet from the exhaust flange without covering anything LIKE the ATP aftermarket 3 inch does. Free flow ! Exhaust wraped .




    14:New Airfilter box with even smother inside and without plastic velocity stack from last years setup. OEM Paper filter . MAF mounted in semi-velocitystack maf housing . Smothed airbox for good flow .(box will support over 400hp with smothed innera and 4inch snorkel) Air box with 4.5 inch snorkel+stack



    15:K&N filter
    Huge K&N filter for track use .
    Double filter area vs OEM .

    But i will use OEM box and filter for street use .
    Paper filter will support peak hp but will give me less reponse . But with much much cleaner air for street use .

    RF-1004 Product Specifications
    Product Style: Round Tapered Universal Air Filter
    Base Outside Diameter: 5.75 in (146 mm)
    Flange Angle: 10 degrees
    Flange Inside Diameter: 3.5 in (89 mm)
    Flange Length: 1.75 in (44 mm)
    Flange Type: Angled
    Height: 12.125 in (308 mm)

    16:USRT/Tyrolsport adjustable FPR

    17:New oil return assy/bracket
    Oil return and turbo bracket


    18:New home made gaskets
    With help from Mattias and Josef
    Home made gaskets

    19orted and grinded K24 inlet T25 style flange Garret GtBB Turbine
    -Wheel: 56.5mm w/ 84 trim
    -Housing: 0.64 a/r
    -Internally Wastegated

    20:USRT Waste gate accutator 15psi
    Custom adjustable WG
    Notice the "perfect" bend for free flow .
    Crappy silicone bend´s are a big no no for good flow .

    21:ATP/Garret GT3071R-WG Dual BB, 64AR, 84 Trim Turbine
    Fast spool is the key to fast quartermile times
    450 spec HP BUT similar size AND with 22psi (waste gate semi open = good flow) Can make 450whp . Proven from last year making ~370whp from the small K24 0.41 A/R exhaust housing@1.2bar Turbo With KKK24 flange
    Notice the difference aginst T25 .
    Custom ported gate that will open 90% for full flow at high rpm´s

    22:Support by BILTEMA
    Tools ,Airfilters,oil and new 17" wheels for 2006 .
    ( ©Photographer Håkan Ahldén)



    23:Same home made catch can from last year.

    24:Still same Pimpe´d Gauges from last year.
    Oil pressure,boost pressure,Oil temp,EGT,And wide band lambda


    25:ASSY pics



    26:I got a "top sectret project for the cyl head
    8000RPM Cylinder head .

    1:New natrium valves
    2:New lifters from INA (latest version)
    3:new seals
    4:Autotech Sport tuned valve spring kit
    CAMS
    OEM 230degr with 10.1mm lift 114!?!?lobe ctr
    Let the rebuild of the new Super-vrthead begin.

    These stiffer valve springs alone will extend the revving capabilities of your valvetrain to the 8000 rpm mark.


    OR if i get some sort of sponsorship on this specific matter i would go for DSR 256degr 10,9lift 118 lobe ctr . DSR regrind is my only hope cause budget is low and a company here i Sweden has already made a set of FI 260s that didnt give me a single hp in 2004 .
    I have e-mailed DSR about supporting me and im waiting on their answer


    I will do the fine tuning of the valves/valve seat my self.

    27:NEW bushings and modified stage III motor mounts.

    1:Rock har bushings VS "soft" stage 3 uretane bushing . 2:ENGINE LOWERED 10mm to prevent turbo from hitting upper firewall





    28: 70C Fan temp switch and 70c thermostat instad of the old 100c ones


    Modified by foffa2002 at 10:39 AM 1-20-2006


    Modified by foffa2002 at 6:15 AM 2-28-2006


    Modified by foffa2002 at 1:10 PM 5-29-2006


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    11-10-2005 09:46 AM #2
    Pic editting is > turbo tuning.


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    11-10-2005 01:06 PM #3
    you might want to consider bigger injectors than the 440's.
    and why the small turbine housing? why not go with a t3 turbine? at least go with the .86 is you're staying with the t25...

  4. 11-11-2005 01:29 AM #4
    440cc running at 4 bar is enought.
    Depending if you run 12.6-12.9:1 or ultra rich 11:1 etc

    And the "small" housing is just for spool respons .

    last year i ran size 6 and now size 9 housing by KKK/Mitsu standards and thats a huge diffrent in my eyes .


    BUT atleast i can get a bigger one for this if i have to i couldent do that with the KKK.
    But my trick is to get the engine to give great power at low boost so that i can run the waste gate open at higher rpms .

    Thats were i get the power .

    Example
    VR5 2,3L VS VR6 C2 2,9L

    Foffa @22psi VR5 2.3L =178WHP/Litre @ pump gas (still untuned)

    C2 @22psi VR6 2.9L = 148WHP/Litre


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    11-11-2005 02:57 AM #5
    too bad the t3 housing turbo spools the same if not better then the t25 one.


  6. 11-11-2005 03:01 AM #6
    Its a K24 inlet on my turbo and not t25 .
    Flange = T25


    Angle of the collector is also port matched to the angle of the turbo inlet for better flow .


    Modified by foffa2002 at 8:03 AM 11-11-2005


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    11-11-2005 09:36 AM #7
    I want to hug whoever made your intercooler. That's some sexy work! I love it!

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  8. 11-28-2005 01:47 AM #8
    New update with Turbo inlet and Plenum chamber.

    Modified intake .
    90mm MAF with Small velocity stack .
    Har to se in the pictures but its actually 90mm>95mm with 86mm inner diam were the sensor is mounted .

    Modified Plenum chamber .
    New shape of the rear part for even better flow and air distrubution.
    New In/Outlet bungs .


  9. 11-28-2005 12:27 PM #9
    I'll bet that sounds damn good!

  10. 11-29-2005 01:23 AM #10
    The sound is pure porn .
    Got some movies if anyone want to se the car in action

  11. 11-29-2005 02:19 AM #11
    Pics of the new wheels added.

    "22:Support by BILTEMA
    Tools ,Airfilters,oil and new 17" wheels for 2006 .
    ( ©Photographer Håkan Ahldén)"


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    11-29-2005 11:56 AM #12
    vids plz

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    11-29-2005 01:24 PM #13
    Quote, originally posted by 18T_BT »
    vids plz

  14. 11-29-2005 02:44 PM #14
    Give me an e-mail adress and i will send them .
    please post em online!

  15. 11-29-2005 02:53 PM #15
    Air box/mounted maf,injectors,clutch,etc etc pics posted .


    Modified by foffa2002 at 8:05 PM 11-29-2005

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    11-29-2005 03:53 PM #16
    Quote, originally posted by foffa2002 »
    Give me an e-mail adress and i will send them .
    please post em online!

    vek1@pitt.edu


  17. 11-30-2005 10:47 AM #17
    Wow, that's one of the best looking Mkiv Jetta's I've ever seen. And that's some nice looking work with the turbo/ic

  18. 11-30-2005 02:03 PM #18
    Quote, originally posted by Tikigod_III »
    Wow, that's one of the best looking Mkiv Jetta's I've ever seen. And that's some nice looking work with the turbo/ic

    x2


  19. 12-01-2005 08:37 AM #19
    Thanks!

    **Catch can picture added**


  20. 12-07-2005 01:32 AM #20
    Latest update .
    My 3inch/76mm downpipe ive just spent weeks of making is now in the trash can .

    Im going for 3.5inch /90mm downpipe for maxing out those last ponies at high rpm and its already on the welding fixture .

    Backpressure on a turbo car sucks

    **Flywheel pic added**


    Modified by foffa2002 at 9:27 AM 12-7-2005


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    12-07-2005 09:12 AM #21
    Quote, originally posted by foffa2002 »

    Backpressure on a turbo car sucks


    Run a larger turbine housing...

    -Jeff


    Modified by Jefnes3 at 9:46 AM 12-7-2005


  22. 12-08-2005 12:54 AM #22
    the back pressure in the turbo housing/ exhaust manifold is seriously higher than in your downpipe (especially a 3") your restriction is the housing, not the pipe (seen guys run 500 whp off a 3"DP)

    if my memory serves me correct (and someone can verify this... Plaese) that your pressure in the exhaust manifold should not exceed a ratio of more than 2:1 (i.e. if you are running 1 bar boost in the intake manifold you should not have more than 2 bar in the exhaust mani) and if you want maximum power then a ratio closer to 1:1 should be aimed for.

    Mike


  23. 12-08-2005 02:18 AM #23
    Nope ...no larger exhaust housing for me .

    Still going my own way on this stuff

    My theory is stolen from F1-T

    Run a turbo that will get your boost goal @ 4000rpm and run maximun rpm with WG fully open and still have your requested boost .
    So that you will get full response from turbo and get the high rpm flow through the WG and not try to squeest it all down the snail .

    Then you can run small exhaust housing without lag and high rpm chocke

    have worked 2 years in a row

    BUT i still can upgrade the housing if i want .... thats the nice thing about garret .
    KKK got no upgrade´s


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    12-08-2005 08:55 AM #24
    have you done anything to the bottom end?

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    12-08-2005 09:02 AM #25
    Thanks for this great post. I am going to be purchasing a couple of the fuel products you listed.
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  26. 12-08-2005 09:41 AM #26
    USRT is the way to go for fueling !
    And all other stuff you need for big BHP


    STOCK bottom end 125000 km/77671mile and counting
    soon 7 year old engine


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    12-08-2005 09:44 PM #27
    Quote, originally posted by foffa2002 »
    USRT is the way to go for fueling !
    And all other stuff you need for big BHP

    Yeah, Scott is a great guy. I bought my walbro and 440's from him when I went BT!

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  28. 12-09-2005 08:50 AM #28
    Gauges added

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    12-09-2005 12:12 PM #29
    crazy!

  30. 12-15-2005 06:06 AM #30

    VIDEOS:
    http://devel.emalat.net/video/jetta1.avi
    http://devel.emalat.net/video/jetta2.avi


    Modified by mescaline at 3:07 AM 12-15-2005


  31. 12-15-2005 06:50 AM #31
    Thanks Damir!

    http://devel.emalat.net/video/jetta1.avi
    http://devel.emalat.net/video/jetta2.avi
    http://devel.emalat.net/video/jetta.jpg

    Video´s are made with "mobile phone"
    Latest Quickviewer can be used to watch these movies .

    Great sound crappy picture


  32. 12-21-2005 06:45 AM #32
    Small update

    1: 3.5inch downpipe match ported and ready for heat wrap
    2: GT3071R-WG exhaust housing is now custom preped and ported for my needs with

    Bigger waste gate port 24mm>28mm
    Cone entry for exhaust >wastegate hole
    Ported to K24 inlet instead of T25
    Angle from exhaust manifold matchported to match turbo housing

    3:Calulations for 450HP@ 19-22psi manifold pressure from last year efficiency
    Dots = 4000-7100rpm "real value"
    Green line = maximum efficiency with 22,1psi (turbo pressure+pressure drop (3psi) in intercooler etc) maximum manifold request = 22psi
    Red line = semi efficient setup with turbo working at 24,4psi with manifold request 22psi .


    Airflow actual(lb/min) 45-48 = 430-470hp depending on alot of shizzle
    · R = Gas Constant = 639.6
    · Tm = Intake Manifold Temperature (degrees F) 130F
    · VE = Volumetric Efficiency 99%
    · N = Engine speed (RPM) 4000-7100
    · Vd = engine displacement 2,34L/142,78CI

    Should end up like this red dots for 450Hp@7100rpm with Manifoldpressure at 22psi on pump gas
    Will propably at leat get 400-430whp with a bit of luck,race fuel and alot of luv to my 2,3L
    So NO flames


  33. 12-21-2005 11:43 AM #33
    Props on doing this your own way, looks like you've got everything under control

  34. 12-27-2005 01:56 AM #34
    I have just done a first test assembley of the hot side of the motor .
    It looks like som evil squid or something

    IF anyone whant to se "early" stage non polished,coated stuff assebley of the turbular manifold ive got some SPY pics that i can post by request.

    The car will visit NORDIC UHR for testing the untuned base software @22psi on pump gas .
    We will use their ROTO-TEST with is propably the best/most accurate dyno in the world .


    3runs will be made

    1:Sweep from 3800-7200 WOT with 660cm2 paper filter CAI unduction (street use) for maximum MAF life time

    2:Sweep from 3800-7200 WOT with HUGE 1300cm2 cone filter (track use) HAI non restriction

    3:OPEN wate gate run just to see how much the engine gives without boost and with the turbo as exhaust restriction


    NORDIC UHR promised me the Robert UHR will hold my hand during the dyno "cost free"
    But i will propably be monitoring Lambda,egnition and knock sensors.

    I hope that a bunch of improvements will give me some free and easy found hp
    Improved

    1:Air filter 2xOEM flow for race and 1,1 flow for street use

    2:Aluminum MAF housing intergraded in turbo inlet for improved flow and slightly bigger area to support ~450hp+

    3:Bigger turbo inlet for better flow

    4:Improved mounting of turbo outlet pressure pipe

    5:improved plenum for even better air distrubution for last 2-3 cylinders

    6:slightly ported exhaust manifold

    7:bigger exaust housing .
    Going from a size 6" to a size 9"

    8:Bigger downpipe with better radius for better flow .
    Going from a crappy 90 degr bend with 2.75inch inner diam pipe to a 3,31inch inner diameter pipe with big radius bends
    Will improve Exhaust temp,response,high end power and overall flow

    So holler if you want some early stage assy pics posted here

    (K&N filter added to the pics in the begining of the post)



    Modified by foffa2002 at 8:13 AM 12-27-2005


  35. 01-05-2006 05:25 AM #35
    HUGE UPDATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Check out the new pics !

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