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Title: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: pupjoint on July 27, 2012, 17:21:29 pm
ok, time has come for me to get the remaining parts to complete the 2332cc, been a while, but now geographically i am at a place where getting in parts is a lot easier and lower import duties.

i have the following in the room

1. new AS41 block prepped and machined by JMR , full flowed, bored for 94s, galleries drilled and tapped. no silicone bronze sleeves
2. CB 84mm crank
3. CB 8mm headstuds
4. Berg 30mm pump, full flow kit etc
5. Schadeck 26mm pump, plugged
6. Berg 3.5 sump, Scat 2 quart sump
7. Berg 1.4 rockers used, CB 1.4 rockers new
8. Berg welded fan
9. Jaycee pushrod tubes
10. SLR treated lifters Wisseman
11. K8, K10 cams, CB straight cuts
12. german flywheel, i lightened and balanced to 4.5kg, 8 dowelled
13. Berg pulley notched for crank trigger


this are what i plan to get

1. L7 heads from John with match ported manifolds (budget does not allow JPM heads yet), CC will be decided on my CR
2. custom pistons with shorter compression height from Ross Pistons or JE (thinking of using longer rods)
3. 5.6 or 5.7 rods from John (haven't decided on the length), but goal is to match with the pistons so he engine won't be too wide, don't wana cut body
4. ditch the K8 and K10 and order JPM cam, his lifters and aluminum pushrods, Oteva Springs, titanium retainers
5. Stage 1 clutch plate with Art's copperhead disc
6. might ditch the mag case for full aluminum from John though he doesn't recommend it, provided i can order it with all the specific machine and oiling mods , Hoover mods done in the USA.


induction will be 45mm throttle bodies, crank trigger, Haltech Platinum Sport ECU.

stock doghouse shroud, stock cooler, full flow filter and additional cooler if required.

gearing is stock for now, car will be a weekend car mostly, but try to drive as much as possible to work. no drag race. no place for any also. has HD cradle, CSP bar and traction bar.

car is a dkp style cal look 66.

fuel i can get European RON 97. thats the highest from the pumps in my place.

whats the highest CR i can run with the planned combo and available pump fuel? i am thinking around 10?

this will affect my decision when i order the heads, and rod length. will speak to johannes on the cam and valve train parts.

thanks!






Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: richie on July 27, 2012, 17:47:06 pm
I look at it the other way round,the heads and cam will decide what compression to run,that along with fuel available and weight of car and gearing

I have no idea what heads L7 are?

If it was me I would run the k8 you have and get some cnc wedgeports,set it around 10.3- 10.5/1 compression and enjoy driving it around :)

cheers richie

Oh and I would get a set of "B" height pistons and 5.5 rods


Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: Dominick Luppino on July 27, 2012, 18:51:24 pm
I look at it the other way round,the heads and cam will decide what compression to run,that along with fuel available and weight of car and gearing

I have no idea what heads L7 are?

If it was me I would run the k8 you have and get some cnc wedgeports,set it around 10.3- 10.5/1 compression and enjoy driving it around :)

cheers richie

Oh and I would get a set of "B" height pistons and 5.5 rods



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Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: Shag55 on July 27, 2012, 19:32:24 pm
X2 on rod length but I like the k10 with the bigger heads.


Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: pupjoint on July 28, 2012, 01:07:15 am
I look at it the other way round,the heads and cam will decide what compression to run,that along with fuel available and weight of car and gearing

I have no idea what heads L7 are?

If it was me I would run the k8 you have and get some cnc wedgeports,set it around 10.3- 10.5/1 compression and enjoy driving it around :)

cheers richie
Oh and I would get a set of "B" height pistons and 5.5 rods

thanks richie. L7 heads are these http://vwparts.aircooled.net/ACN-Wheelie-King-Cylinder-Heads-L7s-Pair-p/l7-heads-pair.htm

will look at the CB wedge ports and the rest of the stuff you mentioned  ;D

btw, what fuel yo guys get in the UK?


Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: RhoadsVW on July 28, 2012, 03:32:23 am
I look at it the other way round,the heads and cam will decide what compression to run,that along with fuel available and weight of car and gearing

I have no idea what heads L7 are?

If it was me I would run the k8 you have and get some cnc wedgeports,set it around 10.3- 10.5/1 compression and enjoy driving it around :)

cheers richie

Oh and I would get a set of "B" height pistons and 5.5 rods


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Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: richie on July 28, 2012, 09:32:07 am
I look at it the other way round,the heads and cam will decide what compression to run,that along with fuel available and weight of car and gearing

I have no idea what heads L7 are?

If it was me I would run the k8 you have and get some cnc wedgeports,set it around 10.3- 10.5/1 compression and enjoy driving it around :)

cheers richie
Oh and I would get a set of "B" height pistons and 5.5 rods

thanks richie. L7 heads are these http://vwparts.aircooled.net/ACN-Wheelie-King-Cylinder-Heads-L7s-Pair-p/l7-heads-pair.htm

will look at the CB wedge ports and the rest of the stuff you mentioned  ;D

btw, what fuel yo guys get in the UK?

ah i see,when you said John,having mentioned JMR I thought you ment john maher,hence the confusion :)


We can get fuel branded as 99

cheers richie


Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: Greg G on July 29, 2012, 17:38:46 pm
Just make sure you check the rod side clearance. That is one thing that is often missed and will cause a rod bearing failure.


Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: Torben Alstrup on July 29, 2012, 19:40:00 pm
Web 86C  ;D Ohh, well, if you have the FK10 on the shelf it will do. Super Pro heads. 5,52 rods.
with the C cam and 11-1 CR you are in for a treat  ;D how about 200ish hp and 250-260 Nm torque ?

If you are ready to step up to a Raptor cam, Johannes has a split cam that is suitable for fast street cars. I forgot the number. Will have to check in my shop book. It makes very nice power. Slightly down on hp compared to the C cam, but a very nice and wide torque band, which makes the engine very usable.

T


Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: pupjoint on July 30, 2012, 01:55:26 am
Web 86C  ;D Ohh, well, if you have the FK10 on the shelf it will do. Super Pro heads. 5,52 rods.
with the C cam and 11-1 CR you are in for a treat  ;D how about 200ish hp and 250-260 Nm torque ?

If you are ready to step up to a Raptor cam, Johannes has a split cam that is suitable for fast street cars. I forgot the number. Will have to check in my shop book. It makes very nice power. Slightly down on hp compared to the C cam, but a very nice and wide torque band, which makes the engine very usable.

T

thanks Torben.

what do you mean by Super Pro heads? my info on heads is limited to what i get from CB, john and ACN, Timms.

no issues  on the 11-1 CR with 97 RON Euro?  whats 5.52 rods? i thought they all come in 5.5", 5.6" 5.7"?

i am really interested in the Raptor cam and yes i am prepared to step up to it. the 8 and 10 i can easily sell them off as there is a demand for them locally.

also willing to pay more for pistons apart from the usual Mahle, AA etc.

everything will be flown in, so it actually doesnt make much diff on the shipping cost for me.



Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: pupjoint on July 30, 2012, 01:56:35 am
Just make sure you check the rod side clearance. That is one thing that is often missed and will cause a rod bearing failure.


will do. thanks.


Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: Fast Bug on July 30, 2012, 16:29:35 pm
Super Pro heads is made by CB Performance  ;)
http://www.cbperformance.com/catalog.asp?ProductID=1867 (http://www.cbperformance.com/catalog.asp?ProductID=1867)


Title: Re: compression ratio, rod length, 2332cc
Post by: bedjo78 on August 07, 2012, 03:20:59 am

If you got 1.25 rocker. web 121/125 will idle like stock and perform up to 8000rpm like 86C.  for heads I have installed CB CNC oval port . flycut to desire compression and have fun with it.