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Engine Specific Info and Questions => IDI Engine => Topic started by: burn_your_money on July 03, 2007, 08:03:30 pm
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I'm planning on measuring all the different cams that were available for VW diesels but before I waste a bunch of my time if anyone has already done this and can let me know the info that'd be appreciated.
I have the following cams:
1.5 NA solid
1.6 TD solid
1.6 NA solid
1.6 NA hydro
1.6 TD hydro
1.9 TD hydro
I was going to set up a spare head and measure the valve height every 10 degrees or so for each cam and then post the numbers (and hopefully someone with EXCEL can graph it all)
I plan on flipping the head and taking the measurements the same way that you measure piston protrusion, unless there is an easier way?
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I'm pretty sure someone on the Vortex has already done this. I've seen some sort of chart which had dozens of factory cam profiles on it. I don't know if it specifically had diesels or not, but it's probably worth looking for.
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I saw it also.
I remember thinking an NA cam would give a slight EGT reduction in a Turbo application. Been a while though and my memory could be off.
dan
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Before or after the site change over?
Any idea what section it was in?
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Hydro 1.6NA, 1.6TD and 1.9TD are the same.
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Nice, that means only 3 I have to measure if I can't find that post
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i measured some years+years ago
one was from a solid 1.6na,,and i think lift was around .312(if i remember correctly)
and i thought a 1.6na hydro was like .335 or so
duration ,,,im not sure
you are on yer own there
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Does every 10 degrees sound like a good measuring distance (36 times per cycle, ~18 times per lobe) or is that not enough or excessive?
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Sounds good to me if i had what it took i would like to do it cause everyone says something different. We need some good concrete numbers.