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#1
I have assembled most of the parts to assemble a 2.0 20V N/A engine.
This includes an:
AEB head with ~70k miles (valves need replacing but included)
transverse intake manifold,-60
fuel rail,-40
valve cover,-50
and the correct pistons for a 2.0 20V (cast, 82.5 mm bore).
Last edited by vwpat; 06-21-2011 at 05:05 PM.
#3
what is the compression ratio wih thoes pistons and a stock crank,, and how about with the tdi crank about a 1-1.5 pt diffrence???
#4
I'd be interested in just the crank
#7
would you be willing to trade the OBD1 block for an OBD2?i have a 16v ABA in the works and want that block. thanks.
#9
are those custom or stock 2.0 pistons?
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#10
i hope this is around when im ready to build one....![]()
#11
If you seperate and the pistons work on a mk4 (avh) I'll take them.
#12
Quote, originally posted by pwnt by pat » If you seperate and the pistons work on a mk4 (avh) I'll take them. x2 for AEG.
#14
Quote, originally posted by pwnt by pat » I'm already in line!!!
We'll see who bids higher, haha.
#15
Not fair. Hopefully JE will come through for me![]()
#16
they probably dont. its aba based. no one seems to "know" for sure, though... but that's what a lot of people think.
#18
I put ABA based because that was what I was going to use. They would actually work better in an AEG and provide slightly higher compression.
#20
Hey, are you splitting the 2.0 20v pistons yet? Or would you consider selling the kit minus the head? I have an AWP head lined up which I'm told is the highest flowing 20v head.
#21
id be interested in just the head if you split it up
#22
Quote, originally posted by pwnt by pat » which I'm told is the highest flowing 20v head. Don't want to start an arguement, but i'm pretty sure the AEB 20v head is the only big valve head, and the highest flowing...
#23
has anyone seen this car?
http://www.race101.com/team_nate.htmlpretty kewl huh?
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#25
Quote, originally posted by 96jettatrek2.0 » Don't want to start an arguement, but i'm pretty sure the AEB 20v head is the only big valve head, and the highest flowing...
the valves are all the same size no matter what code it is
#26
is your kit still up for sale? i have an AEG 1999.5 Golf 2.0 and have been thinking about this for a long time. aside from what you provide in the 1000$, what else would be needed to complete the install? also, do you know if additional engine management will be necessary? i just want to increase the hp on my car. not looking to race or anything, just want more umph. about how much will this kit increase that? thanks
#27
give ya 400 for the aeb head
#28
i want to know the same thing as jsiman.
what else would be needed to completely finish the hybrid.
i've done research and most of it is about ABA engines
#29
some things like modding the oil returns, dizzy setup, etc. are easier with an AEG than an ABA. You could run stock management with a chip. Additional parts needed would be an exhaust manifold (factory euro AGN or custom), 16V crank pulley and narrowed serp belt pulley.
Quote, originally posted by 2LiterGTI » i want to know the same thing as jsiman.
what else would be needed to completely finish the hybrid.
i've done research and most of it is about ABA engines
#30
il take the head if u seperate how about $350 for the head![]()
#31
this kit still for sale?
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99.5 Tropic Orange GTI VR6 24v (r.i.p)
1995 VW Corrado VR6 (present)
2004 VW R32 (present)
#32
yes.
Quote, originally posted by GTI_GTA » this kit still for sale?
#33
so would this work if im going turbo?
Modified by 2deepn2dubs at 9:32 PM 4-22-2008
#34
not really since the pistons are 11:1 in an ABA and even higher (~12:1) in a short (220 mm) block.
Quote, originally posted by 2deepn2dubs » so would this work if im going turbo?
Modified by 2deepn2dubs at 9:32 PM 4-22-2008
#35
im using a bgd block... ?