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Old March 8th 2010, 04:52
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Thanks, well, yes on wastegate, but mind you, this is already 14.5 psi wastegate
Acceleration was very fast, but cornering speed was just so-so as I didn't want to take any chances
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Old March 8th 2010, 12:03
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Great news about the PID and great video Wally !

My brother just bought a 2007 Audi RS4, so I have to keep up with that now, track day is scheduled for June 26th !

Looking forward to more incar video from you

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Old March 10th 2010, 22:49
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Heads work?

Walter, what head work have you done or had done? Very good results, congrats.
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Old March 10th 2010, 22:50
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Head work?

Walter, what head work have you done or had done? Very good results, congrats.
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Old March 11th 2010, 04:22
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Walter, what head work have you done or had done? Very good results, congrats.
These are the 'old' heads from my former 2,7 and have 46x40 valves and some smart porting done to them, mostly based on airspeed, so not very large ports.
They are a 35 year old 914 2.0 casting and no welding was done.
In N/A form they flowed 220 hp...
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Old March 14th 2010, 11:15
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Today I have broken two (!) original type 4 8mm rockers during a dragrace meet...
Can't figure out how this could have happened, but no further damage was done to the engine: no bend pushrods, no bend valves. The latter really surprised me, as how the heck can these rockers break otherwise??

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The weirdest thing: I exchanged the broken rockers for two 'new' ones and the engine started on 4 cylinders and has the same compression as before...
I am totally puzzeled how this could have happend, but count my blessings as the engine runs fine now again...pffft.
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Old March 14th 2010, 12:33
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Bizarre!!! Glad there was no damage! Put any decent runs in before the damage?
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Old March 14th 2010, 13:49
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Bizarre!!! Glad there was no damage! Put any decent runs in before the damage?
Not really, it happened on the 2nd run. First run was a track-sensing 12.8/181km/h, but I had hoped for an 11-run this day...
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