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    04-19-2012 04:53 PM #1




    Looks pretty similar to the TSI rod. The bearings are ceramic coated and pretty awesome.

    I'll take a photo of the TSI (CCT), Golf R and FSI (BPY) rods all together when I have a chance.
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    04-19-2012 06:46 PM #2
    Probably a great piston to run in the non-R BPY with a drop in rod.
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    04-19-2012 11:29 PM #3
    its no wossner, jus sayn

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    04-20-2012 12:35 AM #4
    Quote Originally Posted by mrbikle View Post
    its no wossner, jus sayn
    Are you running the crowned ones? Audi ditched that design pretty early on. Jus sayn.
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    04-20-2012 08:51 AM #5
    Quote Originally Posted by Arin@APR View Post
    Are you running the crowned ones? Audi ditched that design pretty early on. Jus sayn.
    That dosnt mean its not good design cost is prob the biggest factor for the change also you know vag originally going to run lean burn fsi which that design would help purge excessive heat out of the cyl That crown designed works great for purging spent gases @ higher rpms. That's the reason vag used them in the high reving ( 8200 redlind rpm ) rs4 and it matches nicely with his RS4 injectors. If I had to tear my engine apart again it would get those pistons. Bob. G
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    04-20-2012 09:36 AM #6
    Quote Originally Posted by Arin@APR View Post
    Are you running the crowned ones? Audi ditched that design pretty early on. Jus sayn.
    Lol touche

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    04-20-2012 09:37 AM #7
    Very off topic, lol. I was just being an ass

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    04-20-2012 10:38 AM #8
    Quote Originally Posted by rracerguy717 View Post
    That dosnt mean its not good design cost is prob the biggest factor for the change also you know vag originally going to run lean burn fsi which that design would help purge excessive heat out of the cyl That crown designed works great for purging spent gases @ higher rpms. That's the reason vag used them in the high reving ( 8200 redlind rpm ) rs4 and it matches nicely with his RS4 injectors. If I had to tear my engine apart again it would get those pistons. Bob. G

    I'm pretty sure I have RS4 and R8 piston photos on one of my harddrives, but I cannot find them right now. That said, a quick google search brought up photos of an R8 engine tear down. The pistons don't have the high crowned design like the early US Audi A4 pistons.



    The B8 S4 pistons are pretty interesting. They are dished in the center like an FSI piston but do have 2 lumps on the sides.

    I may spend a little time reading through some of the technical literature I have laying around to see if anything discussed why some of the engines did have the crowned design and why some didn't (other than the potential for lean burn).
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    04-20-2012 01:11 PM #9
    Quote Originally Posted by Arin@APR View Post
    I'm pretty sure I have RS4 and R8 piston photos on one of my harddrives, but I cannot find them right now. That said, a quick google search brought up photos of an R8 engine tear down. The pistons don't have the high crowned design like the early US Audi A4 pistons.



    The B8 S4 pistons are pretty interesting. They are dished in the center like an FSI piston but do have 2 lumps on the sides.

    I may spend a little time reading through some of the technical literature I have laying around to see if anything discussed why some of the engines did have the crowned design and why some didn't (other than the potential for lean burn).
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    04-20-2012 05:17 PM #10
    the main reason I went with them is to cause cylinder turbulence. The thought process was to cause a more homogenous burn with the mismatched injectors...to 'try' and correct for incorrect spray pattern.

    they work well, but who knows if it actually helped the situation any. I would think the pistons arin posted would be fine as well... even with the rs4 spray patterns.

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    04-23-2012 11:14 AM #11
    Quote Originally Posted by rracerguy717 View Post
    You don't want to quote the SSP or else your FSI has a dual lobe fuel pump cam (which is is mistake based on the naturally aspirated FSI engine).
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    04-24-2012 12:36 PM #12
    intersting, will these be replaced with new and improved ones?
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    04-24-2012 12:56 PM #13
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    intersting, will these be replaced with new and improved ones?
    Yes
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  14. 04-25-2012 11:30 AM #14
    Is that a mahle 4032 forging? If so EFFing sweet piston!!

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    04-28-2012 11:29 PM #15
    FSI------
    BPY wrist pins 19mm
    CDL/BHZ/BYD wrist pins are 21mm

    TSI--------
    CCTA/CBFA wrist pins are 20mm

  16. 09-16-2012 04:00 PM #16
    Going to attempt a resurrection here... Arin, did you ever get a chance to compare the TSI and the R rods side by side?

    I'd be interested to know if any EA888 developments worked their way into the Golf R's incarnation of the EA113

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