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Engine Specific Info and Questions => TDI Engine -General Info => Topic started by: Henk on October 01, 2013, 10:57:34 am
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To all you guys in North America, sorry ;)
Right so I got a Volvo V70 a few weeks back, 140hp/290nm Audi inline 5 2.5L and it goes fantastically, blows any 4 cyl tdi i've had out of the water.
Sadly i'm having a real hard time trying to find a donor so I can use the same engine in the caddy.
Does anyone know if the VW LT engine is the same, and will bolt up to an Audi longitudinal 'box?
Do i need a different 'box, the one i have at the moment is attached to a 1Z that i need rid of, code on it is WW0 3 - 012 301 103 J ?
So far the ideal donor i believe would be an Audi 100 or C4 A6, for gearbox and engine?
And when i finally source another, i'll probably mech pump it with one of the 300tdi pumps i have, then looking to twin turbo it one way or another
but i still have all that fun ahead of me!
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with a welder you can do anything.... but you know audi is logintudanal vs transverse.. so you damb near need a eurovan 5 speed after you make the car wider to fit the 5...
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that's what i'm after :)
(http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums/af322/43655/20130928_163804_800x600.jpg)
Excuse the work in progress.
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old school 5000/100 audi 5 speed... this way you can look into what the quattro ralley people did for grearing and such.. shold have some nice options...
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yeah i suspected the 100 was the best donor, but they're really hard to come by it seems!
Hopefully can just keep the stock gears and whatnot, somewhat taller wheels already.
But not having any luck finding an LSD for it
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gear box from a 80 tdi has the two sets of holes from what i can mind for 4, and the 5 pot , and if you cant get one the 100 tdi box will fit and the LT , and the volvo 2.5 tdi (vw) engine will fit all the above boxes , i have Mtdi a LT engine with the audi a6 turbo and manafold , its in my truck its a ahu with a nother pot , thers a guy put one in a old 77 audi 100 , runs up to 300hp 600lb/t
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Fantastic, that's the kind of answer i was hoping for :)
Looking like the volvo is going to be the easiest engine to find.
Will be having a mech pump too, what did you use for yours?
I thought they were like the AHU but got told to shut up and they were completely different. isn't the IP on the other side of the engine or something odd?
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i used a 2.4 idi pump moded to a Mtdi , and it turns ACW and on the other end (fly wheel end) , it would be beter to fit a 2.4 pump bracket to , i never and the pump has lots of moovment as there is no spigot to hold it in the center , i have not had the time to find out if a nother pump body fits beter and lines up , but may soon as i have got a nother t4 transported 102 hp 2.5 tdi 5 and it dont come on song untill 2000rpm and its crap but with a MTDI pump 1350 ish rpm she be kicking ass and way more lb/t , why is Etdi so crap ??
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oh okay, i think i'd look at combining the landy pump but pretty much kitting it out for an extra injector, have seen something of that ilk done before.
Won't do it myself though, job for someone who knows what they're doing!
I suppose pump location isn't that critical, as long as the belt engages properly.
sounds like an impressive difference, no smoke or anything either?
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i have not had my truck out for a road test so cant tell how the power or smoke is yet , i will have a look at the LR pump and see if the
e 5 pot tdi pump head + etc will mount up to the LR pump and if it bolts up to the tdi bracket and inline with the pullys , when i get some time
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Right engine will be here tomorrow. (infamous last words...)
So, talk to me about making this dirty diesel fast!
Talking to DSS to get some .260 Ultime2 nozzles, which isn't proving simple at the moment :p but Shadowmaker loved them
Turbo's... Something I've got a lot to learn about, but I think this engine will be well suited to twins better than a 4 cyl anyway. sadly the more i think about it the more i think an electronic control might be wisest so I can control what will be some 500+Nm trying to turn the gearbox into metal shavings.
How big do VNT turbo's go up to? :D seems anything decent sized is on the American trucks :(
Pump, as mentioned hopefully I can get this modified to make a mech pump for the 5 cyl engine
I'm quite keen on the idea of integrating 4 Laminova 'tubes' into a custom/modified inlet manifold, thoughts on this idea? Plenum before, bit of a space behind and splitting into the runners as per stock
Head porting, not sure if i trust myself to do it ha ha, but got a spare 1.6D engine, and an AHU head here to practice with i suppose.
Any advice or criticism welcome!
Hopefully it'll be a worthwhile finished product ;)
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Talking to DSS to get some .260 Ultime2 nozzles, which isn't proving simple at the moment :p but Shadowmaker loved them
Tell me about it - I have yet to find anyone who can actually get me nozzles right now. They seem to be out of stock / not available practically everywhere. I'm looking for something around the .260 / .275 range.
Turbo's... Something I've got a lot to learn about, but I think this engine will be well suited to twins better than a 4 cyl anyway. sadly the more i think about it the more i think an electronic control might be wisest so I can control what will be some 500+Nm trying to turn the gearbox into metal shavings.
How big do VNT turbo's go up to? :D seems anything decent sized is on the American trucks :(
They go plenty big... :)
I'm planning on a GTB1756VK - there are quite a few folks who have them running in the mid-200HP range on 4-cylinder TDIs. The GTB2260 is a popular upgrade too - there's folks up closer to 300HP with those over on tdiclub.
I bought my 1756 through this guy:
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=397105
It's rebuilt rather than new, saved me quite a bit though. Came already converted for vacuum operation.
Likewise I'm planning on using an electronic VNT controller. :) I actually have all my parts here for it now, just need to get around to building it.
Pump, as mentioned hopefully I can get this modified to make a mech pump for the 5 cyl engine
That is going to take someone who REALLY knows their pumps. You'd need the camplate and pump head from a 5-cyl DI engine. Probably the rollers too - not sure what the roller setup looks like on an odd-numbered engine. And at that point the whole timing advance mechanism starts getting complicated... You would probably be best off finding a good electronic pump as a core as it will have all the internal pieces needed to make it work.
I'm quite keen on the idea of integrating 4 Laminova 'tubes' into a custom/modified inlet manifold, thoughts on this idea? Plenum before, bit of a space behind and splitting into the runners as per stock
Head porting, not sure if i trust myself to do it ha ha, but got a spare 1.6D engine, and an AHU head here to practice with i suppose.
Just be careful with the head porting particularly on the intake side. If the intake port is changed too drastically it can cause a lot of very odd running / starting / smoking problems. VW put quite a lot of engineering in to the shape of those ports. Cleaning up burrs and casting marks is fine regardless. It definitely can be done but it's not as simple as "well I didn't go in to the water jacket anywhere, must be fine", at least if having an engine that drives ok when cold is important to you.
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Im speaking to DSS direct, its very succinct! Would you like me to get a second set?
Gtb22 wont be big enough, im looking more towards GT3782 judging by the few others like this!
Would you be using DNM's ekectronic controller? I really struggled trying to get my head around it!
As for the pumps the engine comes with a stock pump, and I have a 300tdi pump here, so I assume they can make a working pump between them.
I certainly wont be doing it anyway!
Point noted on the porting, will go easy, probably just match up the manifolds at first
Thanks
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Im speaking to DSS direct, its very succinct! Would you like me to get a second set?
Gtb22 wont be big enough, im looking more towards GT3782 judging by the few others like this!
Actually I think I might have found nozzles through United Diesel in the UK - Keith is going to get back to me next week, he is testing some nozzles to see if they will flow enough for my HP requirements. :D
Would you be using DNM's ekectronic controller? I really struggled trying to get my head around it!
Yep, that's the one!
I was afraid of it for quite a while to be honest. I have an old 1980's electronic pinball machine at home that I've done quite a bit of work on - one day when looking at the schematic for the arduino VNT controller I suddenly realized it was doing exactly the same thing as my pinball machine - CPU controls digital outputs, transistor amplifies the output, solenoid is controlled by the transistor.
The actual schematic makes things a bit easier - there is not really much to connect on the Arduino side.
http://dmn.kuulalaakeri.org/vnt-lda/schema3.png
As for the pumps the engine comes with a stock pump, and I have a 300tdi pump here, so I assume they can make a working pump between them.
I certainly wont be doing it anyway!
Cool - sounds like you have the needed bits. :) It is probably easier with what you are doing as you are just combining two DI pumps, rather than trying to combine IDI and DI pump parts.
Point noted on the porting, will go easy, probably just match up the manifolds at first
Thanks
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Yeah I decided to have my head rebuilt but I have otherwise left it unmolested for the time being. I think I'd probably get it done by someone like Franko6 over on the TDIClub forum if I were to do anything there - he's an expert with these heads.
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Oh okay, I'm sure I spoke to them before. what brand are they and price, do you know yet?
DSS said 285 Euro delivered, which frankly i can't afford right now :-[ and I'm kinda wary due to there only being an email address, no website or anything for them.
Darkside do .260, .275 and .315 :o and they'll fit and test them too i believe. What sort of Hp's you aiming for then? I assume yours is a 4 cyl, didn't read your build very thoroughly i must admit.
I will definitely be taking an interest when you start doing the e-vnt-controller.
I'm useless at stuff like that, and designed a mechanical controller but no idea how i'd run two VNT's mechanically(and well!)
Could this be used to map a pair of 'outputs' d'you think? should probably ask the man himself!
aye hopefully the pump side won't be too complicated or expensive
sounds like a good plan, i'm 'assuming' mine will be alright on what's in there as it's allegedly a 75k motor!
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Oh okay, I'm sure I spoke to them before. what brand are they and price, do you know yet?
DSS said 285 Euro delivered, which frankly i can't afford right now :-[ and I'm kinda wary due to there only being an email address, no website or anything for them.
Darkside do .260, .275 and .315 :o and they'll fit and test them too i believe. What sort of Hp's you aiming for then? I assume yours is a 4 cyl, didn't read your build very thoroughly i must admit.
They have their own "brand" but I've heard they are the same as the ones that Darkside is selling. Darkside have NO STOCK on any of their larger nozzles right now, nor did Ryan have an ETA for when he expected to see more, hence I decided to keep looking elsewhere.
I think the price was £40/each so £160, plus calibration. Haven't seen the actual price though - Keith was going to see if he has anything suitable first, then get back to me next week.
I'm aiming for around 200HP give or take. Ryan at Darkside was recommending a .275 for me but they just aren't available anywhere right now.
I will definitely be taking an interest when you start doing the e-vnt-controller.
I'm useless at stuff like that, and designed a mechanical controller but no idea how i'd run two VNT's mechanically(and well!)
Could this be used to map a pair of 'outputs' d'you think? should probably ask the man himself!
It definitely could map a pair though it would be a little trickier. The code is already set up to control two different solenoids (he intended the second one to be for the LDA), and the second one is set up to be controlled by a combination of MAP and RPM. Really though I'm not sure if you'd need to run two VNT turbos - you'd really want an external wastegate for the smaller one from what I've seen in the way of other people's compound builds. Otherwise the small turbo acts as a choke point in the exhaust. Beyond my paygrade either way!!
aye hopefully the pump side won't be too complicated or expensive
sounds like a good plan, i'm 'assuming' mine will be alright on what's in there as it's allegedly a 75k motor!
Yeah - these engines eat valve guides so if you have the head off it'd be wise to have them replaced either way. Mine was at about 150,000 km so still under 100,000 miles and the valve guides were all out of spec. Yours probably are too.
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oh okay, darkside's are Hflo-X i believe, heard good things about them.
Damn that's crap, although I won't be doing engine mods for a while yet
That's a good price though
.275 sounds huge for only 200hp! .240 would be plenty i would've thought
Pretty much just what i've been thinking too, about running just the one VNT
http://www.turbos.bwauto.com/products/r2s.aspx is a nice staged method. Not awfully complicated I don't think, but should make some pretty sweet results
I think this is pretty much what BMW have on some of their diesels, no VNTs, 42 PSI at like 1800 rpm or something ridiculous
For engines where performance is a key consideration, the TwoStage system usually combines a high pressure VNT with a low pressure wastegate turbo
according to Honeywell/Garrett, which confuses things a bit.
http://turbo.honeywell.com/our-technologies/twostage-parallel-turbochargers/
their parallel setup looks good too, and good numbers, although possibly a bit funky to tune??
Most interesting
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To all you guys in North America, sorry ;)
Right so I got a Volvo V70 a few weeks back, 140hp/290nm Audi inline 5 2.5L and it goes fantastically, blows any 4 cyl tdi i've had out of the water.
Sadly i'm having a real hard time trying to find a donor so I can use the same engine in the caddy.
Does anyone know if the VW LT engine is the same, and will bolt up to an Audi longitudinal 'box?
Do i need a different 'box, the one i have at the moment is attached to a 1Z that i need rid of, code on it is WW0 3 - 012 301 103 J ?
So far the ideal donor i believe would be an Audi 100 or C4 A6, for gearbox and engine?
And when i finally source another, i'll probably mech pump it with one of the 300tdi pumps i have, then looking to twin turbo it one way or another
but i still have all that fun ahead of me!
Idk where you got your info, but the Volvo doesnt use an Audi engine.. it uses a Volvo engine, that was co-designed by Porsche..
the VW LT28 (D24T) engine is the same bolt pattern as the Audi 2.0L 5cyl TD and the Audi 5 cyl gassers of the same era..
the 1Z 4 cyl trans you have, wont bolt up to an Audi 5 cylinder. and it REALLY wont bolt up to a Volvo 5 cyl..
Again, the Volvo engine is a "White Block" 5 cylinder.. a joint venture between Volvo, and Porsche..
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uh i hate to be a smartarse...
(http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums/af322/43655/20131109_142134_800x600.jpg)
It's an AEL I believe, the same as the D5252t. Volvo just 'borrowed' it for the late 850's and v70 phase 1 (like my daily :D)
(http://i1020.photobucket.com/albums/af322/43655/20131012_135325.jpg)
I was advised (on this thread?) that the gearbox was drilled to fit the audi engine (as the 2.5 was used in the Audi 100 in their funny longitudinal layout)
perhaps thinking of newer V70 engine, eg the D5? you guys never got these cars did you?
Anyway it goes together okay, but i'm going to have to make an adapter to turn the engine 24 degrees counterclockwise to bring it vertical-er.
Never done that before, going to have a go measuring up the gearbox holes tomorrow. I think starter/flywheel and stuff will be the biggest challenge design-wise
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Before Volvo came out with their commonrail D5 motor, they did use the VAG 2.5 TDI 5 cyl, as found in LT trucks(where they have a nongitudal transmission, (Getrag?).
These have the same basic architecture and bellhousing pattern as the D24 or D20 or Audi gas 5cyl.
to confuse things further, a D5 automotive motor is a D3 Penta marine motor.
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Looking good , i have Mtdi one , but going to make up a nother pump and stick it on my t4 2.5 tdi 102hp , biger injectors and hopping for 150hp , i have 2 2.5 tdi engines stashed under my bench from volvos , and a spare head to , a disco pump has the right nose to fit just got to grind of the wee lug at the top, pullys line up but it turns CW and the 5 pot turns CCW , so not shure if you have to change the vain pump from one to the other , and other bits for the advance
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The gearbox is made to fit both engines, as the mountings aren't the same as the 4cyl.
Making the adaptor is proving to be a hell of a job with all the measurements so far!
Would love some input if anyone's made one before.
Ahh so that's where all the 2.5TDi engines are then!
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I have made an adapter. It seems to me to all come down to measurements. I made all my measurements from the center of the crankshaft outward for both bell housing patterns. Takes time but once you make 4 out of plexiglass/lexan then you should be ready to move onto the real deal.
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Im leaning towards just buying a plate, machining a centre hole for the input shaft and punching through the holes. Turn the gearbox about by 20odd degrees and redo. Then drill and tap the holes as necesary.
I can turn some punch guides for the gearbox holes.
Should be near enough?