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  1. 04-28-2012 06:58 PM #1
    1 ? Is what numbers am i looking hp and 1/4 mile times with just the crank change bit of course im gona change rods and pistons maybe keep stock bore
    2? How is the low rpm power i seen one one youtube and it look pretty slow but made 335 on 12 pounds

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    04-28-2012 11:57 PM #2
    seriously dude?

    a crank alone will net you a tiny bit of torque, maybe 15-20ft-lbs. I really want to flame you right now but I am not gonna.
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    04-29-2012 01:15 AM #3
    Quote Originally Posted by ejg3855 View Post
    seriously dude?

    a crank alone will net you a tiny bit of torque, maybe 15-20ft-lbs. I really want to flame you right now but I am not gonna.
    the temptation is very much there!

    hes one of them "i saw one on youtube, now i wanna build one!" kinda newb.. someone who should be driving a civic, instead of abusing a VW.

    and whats wrong with using the 2.0T block/crank/rods/pistons, and slapping the 20v head on it?

    isnt that how you do a 20/20 swap?

    isnt putting a 2.0 crank in a 1.8 block basically accomplishing the same thing, but with more work? isnt the 1.8 block basically the same dimensions as the 2.0 block?
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    04-29-2012 02:37 PM #4
    You cannot just slap a 20v head on a 2.0 block. If you change the crank in a 1.8t you will need different pistons and will give you more torque and ultimately more power. Prob not worth it unless you will be upgrading turbo and such

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    04-29-2012 05:43 PM #5
    this should be in the 1.8t forums where this has been done a billion times before.

    the car that makes 335 on 12psi..is not jsut a crank switch. as stated it owuld need timign gear and chain swap,rods,rings,pistons,bearings,etc. but also a turbo upgrade to make that power...and 12psi with a 2.0l 20v motor is gonna be with a 30r more than likely, and it probably has some other goodies.
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    04-30-2012 12:14 AM #6
    GPO in Nashville made a 2.0T from a 1.8T and awd conversion in 03 GTI. Makes 405 to the ground at about 25psi. Any more boost and it just gets stupid to drive.

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