1999 A4 2.8 turbo kit?
#11
08-29-2006, 01:06 AM
RE: 1999 A4 2.8 turbo kit?
11:1 is already on the treshold of detonation. Combustion temperature reaches 1075F easily on compresion strock. Any higher it will start to spontaniously combust. So the big V8 benifit of the advanced ignition so on V8 its diferent that on V6 or I4.
What can be done is Miller Cycle. But it requires a lot of work.
What can be done is Miller Cycle. But it requires a lot of work.
#12
09-30-2006, 03:05 PM
RE: 1999 A4 2.8 turbo kit?
ORIGINAL: Highboost
if i did decide to customize a kit for the 2.8 is there a company that makes pistons and rods for it?
if i did decide to customize a kit for the 2.8 is there a company that makes pistons and rods for it?
What kind of kit are u talking about here? Im pretty interested. Im sure there is no company that makes pistons and rods, but like Kakarot said, you dont really need them to create a good amount of power... at least it will be more than the PES SC.
#13
09-30-2006, 06:29 PM
RE: 1999 A4 2.8 turbo kit?
You can order coustum build, but thats preaty expensive compared to like buying build one.
Most of the time, guys like us just want extra power, and simple cheap add on is enough. like chiped 1.8.
170HP is enough, 250HP is what I really want. my car is slugish. so extra 80hp is what I want.
by my estimate, I can push 2,8 up to 320-330HP without upgrading internals.
From what I can see I wont be able to use Twin screw SC as I wanted, so back to eaton again.
Most of the time, guys like us just want extra power, and simple cheap add on is enough. like chiped 1.8.
170HP is enough, 250HP is what I really want. my car is slugish. so extra 80hp is what I want.
by my estimate, I can push 2,8 up to 320-330HP without upgrading internals.
From what I can see I wont be able to use Twin screw SC as I wanted, so back to eaton again.
#14
10-06-2006, 01:44 PM
RE: 1999 A4 2.8 turbo kit?
ORIGINAL: kakarot
You can order coustum build, but thats preaty expensive compared to like buying build one.
Most of the time, guys like us just want extra power, and simple cheap add on is enough. like chiped 1.8.
170HP is enough, 250HP is what I really want. my car is slugish. so extra 80hp is what I want.
by my estimate, I can push 2,8 up to 320-330HP without upgrading internals.
From what I can see I wont be able to use Twin screw SC as I wanted, so back to eaton again.
You can order coustum build, but thats preaty expensive compared to like buying build one.
Most of the time, guys like us just want extra power, and simple cheap add on is enough. like chiped 1.8.
170HP is enough, 250HP is what I really want. my car is slugish. so extra 80hp is what I want.
by my estimate, I can push 2,8 up to 320-330HP without upgrading internals.
From what I can see I wont be able to use Twin screw SC as I wanted, so back to eaton again.
#17
10-08-2006, 03:50 PM
RE: 1999 A4 2.8 turbo kit?
well, thats posible if thats what you asked.
even more, dipends on the feel. when you push high. it matters how you feel the power, couse sometimes 400 hp would pull better that 500hp.
even more, dipends on the feel. when you push high. it matters how you feel the power, couse sometimes 400 hp would pull better that 500hp.
#18
11-09-2006, 03:44 AM
RE: 1999 A4 2.8 turbo kit?
http://www.ststurbo.com/universal_system
its a remote mount turbo...ive heard nothing but good things but still have yet to hear of anyone use it on their audi....my suggestions is give them a call
swapping engines is way to much money ( supercharging is prob your best bet)
its a remote mount turbo...ive heard nothing but good things but still have yet to hear of anyone use it on their audi....my suggestions is give them a call
swapping engines is way to much money ( supercharging is prob your best bet)
#19
10-01-2007, 10:19 PM
RE: 1999 A4 2.8 turbo kit?
some has turbo'd a 2.8 vw/audi motor b4 >>> http://galerie.tomson.com.pl/album07 <<< only if they sold a kit and if the site was in engish
#20
08-29-2008, 03:32 AM
for those wanting rods/pistons (and lower compression) for the 2.8 30v
http://www.importperformanceparts.ne...pek-eaudi.html
http://www.importperformanceparts.ne...pek-eaudi.html