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Reply #15July 22, 2011, 09:42:42 pm

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Re: Franken Engine.. Tips/advice/pointers needed/welcomed
« Reply #15 on: July 22, 2011, 09:42:42 pm »
tdi people say 18psi is what is ok to run with the k03, with out looking at the compressor map its hard to say, but u should be ok in that range, and especially ok if u plan on sticking to around 15.  i think it really shows on the dyno above that in the higher rpms the k03 is a bit of choke and probably just blowing hot air with lots of back pressure trying to maintain full boost at in the higher flow rates
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Reply #16July 22, 2011, 10:25:28 pm

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« Reply #16 on: July 22, 2011, 10:25:28 pm »
OOh heres something else I have to bring up!

The car was a 1998 Jetta TDI, which SHOULD be a AHU with a k03.. however i recall the owners manual saying it was a 1z engine.. and then the po saying it was swapped? aghh.

SO NOW it could be either a k03 or a GT15.. the latter being worse off, 12psi stock and 15psi spikes. k03 being 13-14 stock and 18-19psi spikes.

This is from a thread from 2002 on these vs, the vnt15 and the gt15.

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The K03 maxes out at around 0.17 kg/s (KKK's own numbers at the table you provided and from the map above). Multiply that by 60 seconds per minute = 10.2 kg per minute @ PR = 2, < 55% effciency, ~180k RPM.

Reply #17July 23, 2011, 12:06:09 am

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« Reply #17 on: July 23, 2011, 12:06:09 am »
try a 2nd time.. 1st one somehow got deleted when some goofy search box opened up... >:(

nat is correct.. 15psi will give you a odd running issue.. i played with my boost controller on the way to mk1 madness.. lots of hills... big load in toaster so on..

at 15 you get a really odd flutter/surge.. enough to ask yourself whats wrong..

18-21 no surge..

1st night out with toaster i was pulling 28psi.. would rip tires free in 3rd so on.. really silly.. maxed out.. ot going to go anyfaster.. egts hit 1250 pretty quick..

on way to madness.. set at 18-21 pulling long hills.. it would hit 1250 by the top.. when ever i hit 1250 mid hill.. byy the top egt was still 1250ish.. but water temps would spike up to 100c and oil temps up to 110c.. i have a 80c thermostat in it.. usually runs 80c water and 90-95 on oil..

building a boost controller is SIMPLE...

how mine is set up...

fitting from manifold to fuel pump, this has a T in to go inside to my boost gauge.. 30 psi one.. i added a t before the boost gauge to goto a air regulator, kinda like ones they sell with paint guns for painting cars.. other side goes to wastegate..

start with full boost and under said full boost start to turn the boost down.. once you get to the max you want.. eliminate all boost and gofo full boost again (aka unbury foot then bury foot again).. if set right the wastegate will open at your magic number..  if too low.. go back up enough to acheve a number higher then the one you seek then work you way down again..


Reply #18July 23, 2011, 01:50:00 am

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« Reply #18 on: July 23, 2011, 01:50:00 am »
You know, supposedly 1z motors have 1,mm smaller pump heads, (like you said) somewhat uncommon turbos, and several other things, but the few that I have worked on have all been 97 passat motors, and they were all pretty much exactly like an ahu, same pump head, same turbo ect, on cars I was fairly sure had not been monkeyed on before.

Anyways, vw had a hard on for the k03, they put it on late aaz, ahu, 1z, then they discovered vnts... but anyways, if you don't have a k03 i would consider your motor odd.

May not be true, just what I have found.
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Reply #19July 23, 2011, 06:47:15 pm

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Re: Franken Engine.. Tips/advice/pointers needed/welcomed
« Reply #19 on: July 23, 2011, 06:47:15 pm »
Boost controller for sure, and when i get to it i will use that method :D

How can I identify whether or not it is an AHU or 1Z? And whether or not I have a k03 or a gt15...?

Reply #20July 23, 2011, 11:09:41 pm

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« Reply #20 on: July 23, 2011, 11:09:41 pm »
once upon a time under rust and grime, there is an engine model stamped into the front of the engine block (oil filter side). it's above the oil filter housing area if memory serves, but it is no easy feat to make it out. rust rust rust. haha
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Reply #21July 24, 2011, 02:52:00 pm

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« Reply #21 on: July 24, 2011, 02:52:00 pm »
Ok so I just want to throw this out there. I have at my disposal some goodies, I want to combine these goodies to make a fun little motor!

What I have here is:

  • Complete AHU TDi turbo setup ie. exhaust mani/low mounted k03 turbo (makes gasser intakes possible), intake, rubber turbo intake, IC piping and intercooler
  • Hydro 1.6 N/A
  • 1.6 TD Injection Pump, resealed recently. Currently on my n/a and running great.
  • I have the tdi pump as well, so I have a 10mm head if desired
  • I also have a 1.9 AAZ head at my disposal but it is a bit rough and will need to be checked out first.. it has some head erosion due to a leaky injector is all..

So I figure to make it all work i'd need at the least:

  • intake and exhaust gasket
  • exhaust studs and hardware
  • turbo feed and oil lines
  • Exhaust..? I'd only be running a down-pipe.. so 14" pointed directly at the ground
  • head-gasket and new bolts.. won't go studs as i am not going over 17psi
  • TD injectors.. can TD nozzles be put on N/A injectors and work?

If anything i'd cancel out the 1.9 head and just run it all on the 1.6 motor.. and run a calm cool and collected 15psi of inter-cooled boost with moderate fueling to match.

What im aiming for ultimately with this setup, minus the 1.9 head realistically because i think its trashed.. would be lower end power.. my torque at 18-1900 instead of 25-2600 eh?

Do you think it will be possible? I was talking to a friend about it, and we think that because the tdi flows less energy out the tailpipe this turbo might feel extra small on the 1.6 idi.. what do you think?

i dont think you will get all your torque down low like you wanted.. we have one inherent problem..

most all of us are running IDI diesels.. and by nature, they make less torque than their direct injected cousins..

the IDI power band is kinda like a cross between a TDI power band, and a gasser power band, thats the best way i can describe it..

the IDI is a cleaner burning design tho..
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Reply #22July 24, 2011, 05:55:44 pm

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« Reply #22 on: July 24, 2011, 05:55:44 pm »
Power band is going to be mostly determined by turbo, I don't think that injection method (idi/tdi) will have a DRAMATIC effect on power band, IE difference from gasser to diesel..

If you go big turbo, power will be 3krpms +
small turbo, like k03, torque will come on as early as possible.

My frankenmotor with a k14 made gobs of power below 2500, with a k24, it makes no power til 2500, but was 1.5x as strong in the higher rpms.

With a k03, I suspect you will have lots of low end torque. Think about it, if you put a big turbo on a tdi, power band becomes high, small turbo= power down low. so in that hypothetical experiment, power band is set by turbo, not injection method.

Not saying tdi/idi has no effect on power band, but I don't think it's much.
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Reply #23July 24, 2011, 09:15:03 pm

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« Reply #23 on: July 24, 2011, 09:15:03 pm »
Yeah K3vo, I don't think I agree with you on this one. The injection method and .3 less liters of displacement is all that is significantly different between the two setups. We already know that DI is 10-15% more efficient than the IDI, thus being able to produce more power with the same amount of given fuel. The energy from the combustion is not being wasted as heat, and is being used up.

There isn't much else different between an IDI Vw, and an early DI Vw engine.. 8V, Wastegated turbo's, VE rotary pumps

So basically if the Tdi spooled this turbo practically off idle and was making max boost and power at 1900rpms, I don't see why the free intake, no exhaust, and shorter intercooler piping won't make up for the .3 less liters.. Also you have to remember there is 10-15% more wasted energy (heat) going through the turbo now due to the less efficient combustion, which means the turbo should spool even better :).

I think I will be able to get max torque output around 1900-2000rpms no problemo.

1. quicker revving engine to get the turbo spooled
2. i'll be running more boost than the 13psi of the stock tdi
3. WAY more fuel than the tdi pumped in. Governor mod will allow me to have the maximum fueling ability of this injection pump as soon as the boost is on. (Yes it is a 9mm pump compared to a 10mm pump.. I think I have read a done up 9mm is still above a stock 10mm)
4. more energy from that fuel will be lost to heat and thus spooling the turbo
5. short free CAI
6. no exhaust. Just the downpipe.
7. short IC piping, literally if things go to plan it will be about 2 ft total. ;)

Reply #24July 26, 2011, 10:02:19 am

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« Reply #24 on: July 26, 2011, 10:02:19 am »
What about the prospects of a VNT-15?

Can be a small and big turbo.. I havent really read up on the throttle controlled actuator though.. is it hard to fab up?

Reply #25December 09, 2011, 12:04:22 pm

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« Reply #25 on: December 09, 2011, 12:04:22 pm »
To dig this back up, seriously considering turboing my n/a. I haven't already jumped on it because this is my one and only daily driver. So planning must be taken in to account eh? lol.

I realistically see 4000rpms in 5th is all that is needed for capabilities. Because that's 160km/h.. and would obviously only be used on those few occasions where I'm on a registered closed course ;).

So through my supplier.. I can get a full head gasket set (every gasket on the head, including heat shields and VC) and head-bolts for $95.. cheaper than i can get the head gasket alone locally.. wtf.

I will snag an oil filter mount, and an oilpan off one of the engines on its way to the wreckers. Tap the mount for the oil line.. actually would the ahu oil line be the same thread as the oil pressure switch that's already in the mount?

 

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