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  1. 12-04-2008 10:23 AM #141
    034s motor you are talking about..?or another one..?
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    12-04-2008 11:58 AM #142
    Yeah. 034's
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  3. 12-04-2008 12:00 PM #143
    this is to show that there is always something better out there
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    seriously, you are 21 years old, and a male, please stop typing like a 12 year old girl....

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    12-04-2008 12:04 PM #144
    phree are you sure about that? we haven't seen real numbers yet, but i remember early in the thread like for the shakedown it had already put down 700awhp....i can't imagine 1000awhp being impossible

  5. 12-04-2008 01:19 PM #145
    no updates until after 15.december im going to the states for relaxing and to see pri show in orlando..


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  6. 12-04-2008 01:22 PM #146
    Remember this is not a build for highest numbers on a vr...
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    12-04-2008 01:45 PM #147
    Quote, originally posted by L.I. Dan »
    phree are you sure about that? we haven't seen real numbers yet, but i remember early in the thread like for the shakedown it had already put down 700awhp....i can't imagine 1000awhp being impossible

    so you think that it's easy to have an increase of 50% WHp? lol

    i know what it put down, and it is freaking impressive. I'd suggest picking up the new ET when it comes out to find out for yourself.


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    12-04-2008 02:12 PM #148
    Quote, originally posted by TBT-Syncro »
    i know what it put down, and it is freaking impressive. I'd suggest picking up the new ET when it comes out to find out for yourself.

    What a tease... Thanks.


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    12-09-2008 09:11 PM #149
    bump sick stuff crazy man
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    12-10-2008 12:42 PM #150
    i still can't find the ET in either Borders or B&N

    but i saw what oit pu down in the thread, i guess 1000whp in my head was me just really wanting to see a 24v making 1000 to all wheels since i love the engine so much ...becaus eyeah now looking back at my post you're right that is a little bit of an increment to make up for in power


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    12-10-2008 04:38 PM #151
    807.11 AWHP

  12. 12-10-2008 05:37 PM #152
    Quote, originally posted by L.I. Dan »
    i still can't find the ET in either Borders or B&N

    Diddo.


  13. 12-10-2008 08:11 PM #153
    look at the head in the link..this is not a r36..
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    12-13-2008 03:19 PM #154
    Why fab something to block the fsi injector holes when you can just leave the fsi injectors in?

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    12-13-2008 04:14 PM #155
    Quote, originally posted by Lizard Racing »
    Why fab something to block the fsi injector holes when you can just leave the fsi injectors in?

    They dont make FSI injectors big enough, let alone a standalone that can control them.


  16. 12-13-2008 04:16 PM #156
    i think he meant.... leave them in and not use them, just let them plug the holes.

    I would guess the reason for not doing this is just aesthetics.


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    12-13-2008 04:59 PM #157
    Quote, originally posted by RipCity Euros »

    They dont make FSI injectors big enough, let alone a standalone that can control them.

    True enough about the flow issue but Storm Developments in the UK are running their fsi 3.6 mk2 with Emerald K3 standalone and it made 340 bhp with the factory fsi injectors.

    I have left my fsi injectors in situ and they dont look too out of place tbh.


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    12-13-2008 08:31 PM #158
    I'm pretty sure you can get FSI injectors from Bosch Motorsport. Although probably not cheap.

    http://www.bosch-motorsport.co.../html/


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    12-13-2008 09:37 PM #159
    Plus he wouldnt be able to make the power he wants on the stock compression, and i dont know if you have seen FSI pistons, but i dont think an aftermarket set of forged pistons would work with how the injector sprays at the piston.

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    12-13-2008 10:01 PM #160
    They actually have FSi injectors that are big enough...

    http://www.bosch-motorsport.co...4.htm

    Conversion is ~.67g/cc to .73g/cc (Found two sites that quoted diff numbers)

    which means you take g/min and divide by .67 or .73 -- i'd say divide by .7 and you get cc/min.


    Pretty intersting, I didnt know you could just order up parts from them. They even sell entire ECU's -- that would be a SICK ecu setup... VERY expensive tho.


    I'm sure you could get aftermarket pistons witht he proper dish for FSI

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    12-14-2008 04:32 AM #161

    Just the fsi pump that will need swapping out then.


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  22. 12-14-2008 11:58 AM #162
    just found this thread while im at work deff watching this now good luck

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    12-14-2008 07:53 PM #163
    Quote, originally posted by PhReE »
    I'm sure you could get aftermarket pistons witht he proper dish for FSI

    Anything can be built with enough scrilla. But it seems like VW engineers probably put a lot of R&D into the design of the pistons before they threw them into the engine.


  24. 12-14-2008 09:23 PM #164
    i will go custom pistons thats for sure..and i will go standalone also for sure....remember i need 30-40% bigger injectors then normal because i will run e85 on it..
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    12-14-2008 09:32 PM #165
    They have some BIG FSI injectors on that site heh
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  26. 12-14-2008 10:13 PM #166
    maybe.. but i will not use them..6*1600cc will do what i need..
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    12-14-2008 11:36 PM #167
    Wow. That is a LOT of friggin fuel lol!! I can't wait to see the results!!
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  28. 12-16-2008 05:02 AM #168
    Quote, originally posted by PhReE »
    Wow. That is a LOT of friggin fuel lol!! I can't wait to see the results!!

    E85 need some serious fuelingsystem.
    Maxed out 5 x 1000cc at 650Hp

    For R36 E85
    6x1600 = 3 X 044 pumps


  29. 12-16-2008 07:57 AM #169
    3*044 sucks i will go with the biggest aeromotive pump instead.. bosch pumps is okey but i will never go more then 1 pump..if 1 of the pumps stop running, the engine is STILL running BUT LEAN.
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    12-16-2008 02:05 PM #170
    What are you doing about the camshaft profile? Power falls off after 6.5k.

  31. 12-16-2008 03:27 PM #171
    Quote, originally posted by Lizard Racing »
    What are you doing about the camshaft profile? Power falls off after 6.5k.

    good question.

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  32. 12-16-2008 03:35 PM #172
    Quote, originally posted by VR6-GT42RS »
    3*044 sucks i will go with the biggest aeromotive pump instead.. bosch pumps is okey but i will never go more then 1 pump..if 1 of the pumps stop running, the engine is STILL running BUT LEAN.

    Aeromotive quality is
    And they dont support E85 due to lots of alu parts in both FPR´s and fuel rails/pumps
    Aluminium hydro oxide is not so fun

    but less install hassle


  33. 12-16-2008 04:47 PM #173
    aeromotive quality it works great and we have a e85 driven ams evo here in denmark..same pump and 973 awhp on e85..
    lizard racing i will go custom cams.


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    12-16-2008 06:43 PM #174
    Wont you need to get custom billet cams? I thought all the 24v VR6 cams had pressed on lobes which is a no-go for regrinds.

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  35. 12-17-2008 03:41 AM #175
    thats what i mean with custom cams..
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