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Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 5:27 pm
by amd is the best
Dutchbroracer wrote::drool: sounds great...I'll buy your 7a cams if the avant doesn't get them.
The Avant won't be getting them however if my brother doesn't man up and buy these cats too, he may have dibs on the 7A cams. I'll have them listed soon otherwise.
Side note, I should probably start a build thread for my goon brother too

Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 5:31 pm
by Dutchbroracer
amd is the best wrote:Dutchbroracer wrote::drool: sounds great...I'll buy your 7a cams if the avant doesn't get them.
The Avant won't be getting them however if my brother doesn't man up and buy these cats too, he may have dibs on the 7A cams. I'll have them listed soon otherwise.
Side note, I should probably start a build thread for my goon brother too

Wait your brother owns a 5 zylinder now!? Man you guys are starting a pretty nice collection of Audi's haha

Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 5:39 pm
by Justin517
Dutchbroracer wrote:amd is the best wrote:Dutchbroracer wrote::drool: sounds great...I'll buy your 7a cams if the avant doesn't get them.
The Avant won't be getting them however if my brother doesn't man up and buy these cats too, he may have dibs on the 7A cams. I'll have them listed soon otherwise.
Side note, I should probably start a build thread for my goon brother too

Wait your brother owns a 5 zylinder now!? Man you guys are starting a pretty nice collection of Audi's haha

Edit* just read somewhere 7a cams work with 2.7t. Lol had no idea.
I don't think a 5-cylinder long (10 lobes) cam will fit in a 3 cylinder long (6 or 9 lobes depending if intake or exhaust) cylinder head...
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 5:57 pm
by amd is the best
Dutchbroracer wrote:amd is the best wrote:Dutchbroracer wrote::drool: sounds great...I'll buy your 7a cams if the avant doesn't get them.
The Avant won't be getting them however if my brother doesn't man up and buy these cats too, he may have dibs on the 7A cams. I'll have them listed soon otherwise.
Side note, I should probably start a build thread for my goon brother too

Wait your brother owns a 5 zylinder now!? Man you guys are starting a pretty nice collection of Audi's haha

Edit* just read somewhere 7a cams work with 2.7t. Lol had no idea.
Yeah he currently owns two S6's, lol. A 95 and 95.5. Selling the 95.5 and keeping the white 95. It's getting the full treatment just like my 200 just with an Iroz manifold/downpipe combo, same turbo as me. We installed VEMS on it last night. He has younger brother syndrome and has to keep up, lol.
And no, 7A cams won't work on a 2.7. You may be confusing people using 2.8 NA cams on a 2.7TT, which is common.
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 6:28 pm
by Dutchbroracer
Yeah I guess I mis understood this posting on motorgeek. My bad lol
"2.7ts have small 5v ports like later 1.8ts do while the 2.8s have large ports AEB style.. so yea they are an upgrade.. i also believe the 2.8 cams are much like the 7a cam upgrade for 2.7ts"
http://www.motorgeek.com/viewtopic.php?t=31780I don't know shit about the 2.7 (except for how to pull one) but I knew it didn't sound right at all. My dad looked at me like I was adopted when I said something to him about it

Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 9:06 pm
by Justin517
Yeah, that can be confusing... it is just saying 2.8 cams are to 2.7T's as 7A cams are to 3B/AAN's. The turbo version of the engine usually has cams with a little less lift/duration and little to no overlap when timed to stock specs than the N/A engine counterpart.
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 09, 2014 4:54 pm
by amd is the best
TURBO SHIPPED! WOOT!
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 09, 2014 6:44 pm
by chaloux
Oh boy
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 1:13 pm
by mushasho
amd is the best wrote:loxxrider wrote:You might do very well with 1200s if those pumps can flow what you need at 100 psi base (I'm not doing the math right this second)... those 1200s will flow 1700cc at 100 psi base. Just something to consider.
I think you may be right Chris! Maybe 2000's aren't necessary. I'd just hate to buy injectors twice.
about that,... when are we purchasing?
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 7:41 am
by amd is the best
Anyone know where to get a barbed "Y" fitting around 11mm OD or 7/16ish that is fuel safe and high pressure?
Something like this:

Also confirmed that these Walbro pumps have internal check valves.
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 2:01 pm
by Justin517
something like this?
http://www.amazon.com/10mm-Brass-Barbed ... B005FJUQR8Not sure if a 1-piece barbed Y-fitting will flow as much as you will want, better off going with a junction block and adding barb fittings IMO... even if more connections have more potential to leak.
These are better:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mrg-2961blsearch "fuel Y-block"
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 7:46 pm
by Mcstiff
amd is the best wrote:I am using the 7A version of that disk.
Wayback machine: Hows the CN234 chatter? Thinking that it's the best deal for <$400 (just).

Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2014 7:32 am
by amd is the best
Thanks Justin. I'll look into these options.
Mcstiff wrote:amd is the best wrote:I am using the 7A version of that disk.
Wayback machine: Hows the CN234 chatter? Thinking that it's the best deal for <$400 (just).

Love it and ClutchNet. I ended up not buying the CN234 and I pieced mine together (Red PP and 6 puck sprung hub). Granted the CN234 may be identical and is cheaper, lol. I'd go for it man. You will not be disappointed.
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2014 12:56 pm
by Mcstiff
amd is the best wrote:Anyone know where to get a barbed "Y" fitting around 11mm OD or 7/16ish that is fuel safe and high pressure?
Something like this:

Also confirmed that these Walbro pumps have internal check valves.
Not sure if you can find a nativly barbed version but that is a Y Block in the pic
http://www.anplumbing.com/Accessories/Y-Block-19.htmlamd is the best wrote:Love it and ClutchNet. I ended up not buying the CN234 and I pieced mine together (Red PP and 6 puck sprung hub). Granted the CN234 may be identical and is cheaper, lol. I'd go for it man. You will not be disappointed.

I'll probably order one this week (unless I get a screaming deal on a local SPEC 3+).
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2014 3:11 pm
by Dutchbroracer
Mcstiff wrote:amd is the best wrote:I am using the 7A version of that disk.
Wayback machine: Hows the CN234 chatter? Thinking that it's the best deal for <$400 (just).

I'm using nicks old red PP (from his 016 setup) and I bought a new 6puck ez lock disk from clutchnet. I love it. I only have 2k miles on it and I'm on stock turbo. First couple hundred miles mine chattered pretty bad, Then after a trip back from Tahoe I noticed it had subsided. Great product so far...and made in the u.s.a

Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2014 7:24 pm
by 85oceanic
I love my CN clutch. Almost no chatter and it held up really well during BBQ.
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Wed Jan 15, 2014 8:18 pm
by amd is the best
Have a few updates

Turbo came today!



Jeff sent a quick update. My donor head was a perfect candidate for his services. Here it is after hot tank and bead blasting:


In other news, I've joined up/became business partners with a good friend of mine who has started his own company called E-Nough Logic. He has developed an iOS app and hardware to create a bluetooth digital dash of sorts. He built it to work with AEM EMS which he runs on his Turbo NSX though with my help we've got it working now with VEMS and will soon be ready for final release. Check it out here:
http://www.enoughlogic.com or Like us on FB:
www.facebook.com/enoughlogic . Long story short, the company has purchased a 3D printer and I'll be getting to fabricate my final pump bracket soon...as well as for product development

That's all for now!
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 6:09 am
by chaloux
Damn. That turbo. Do you have a hp goal? I'm assuming somewhere around a billion?
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 7:04 am
by chaloux
Oh, and qsv? I'm assuming it's single scroll but can't tell.
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 7:38 am
by amd is the best
HP goal is whatever it'll take to trap 135+mph, so maybe 650awhp. We'll see.
No QSV. It's single scroll .85 T3.
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 1:10 pm
by Clem86
That's a family-size turbo

Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 2:51 pm
by AngryTaco
Sweet turbo. Question on the 3D printer though....is this a plastic replica of what you are making or the actual bracket you are going to use?
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 6:42 pm
by loxxrider
He's printing them for production using a quality plastic.
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 7:10 pm
by chaloux
Why no qsv? C'mon bro, that things going to spool at like 6500rpm
Re: Nick's 1991 200q Project - QUAT44RO
Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 10:56 pm
by 2.5TYPE44
Nice progress. Moving pretty nice in good direction.