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    Quote Originally Posted by WABIT View Post
    16v block with 8v head !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    With flycut pistons, insanely large valves, solid lifters and a stupid cam. Big Comp Ratio. And some port and polish work obviously.

    Reliability and tres rapido.
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    YAYAYAYYAYAYA I WIN!!!!

    wheres my prize??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Golf Loon View Post
    With flycut pistons, insanely large valves, solid lifters and a stupid cam. Big Comp Ratio. And some port and polish work obviously.

    Reliability and tres rapido.
    Nice... one, what numbers are we looking at? 135-140hp?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Golf Houso View Post
    Nice... one, what numbers are we looking at? 135-140hp?
    At a guess, with a 1.8 with that kind of work, you'd be looking at more like 150-160hp well tuned if the induction system is up to it.


    Oh, and i hope you are going to use a head stud kit to hold the head down nice and tight considering the comp. I'd recommend one anyway. They're not that expensive....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Preen59 View Post
    At a guess, with a 1.8 with that kind of work, you'd be looking at more like 150-160hp well tuned if the induction system is up to it.
    Wow thats really impressive I must say!
    Makes my car feel even slower, can't wait to see how this goes and Jay's feedback on it.

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    Yeah thats about right preeny. Probably go ARP stud set.
    Beau the crazy Yank is in charge of building the engine. He has built a few in the states, so know the drill. Should be a screamer, plus will look stock under the hood
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    Quote Originally Posted by Golf Loon View Post
    Yeah thats about right preeny. Probably go ARP stud set.
    Beau the crazy Yank is in charge of building the engine. He has built a few in the states, so know the drill. Should be a screamer, plus will look stock under the hood
    Never met the guy before, but if he is smart enough to be able to build an engine optimizing various parts from various engines, it shows he's a thinker. And that generally means he's good. I can't wait to see the outcome.

    I love when people think outside the square.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Golf Loon View Post
    With flycut pistons, insanely large valves, solid lifters and a stupid cam. Big Comp Ratio. And some port and polish work obviously.

    Reliability and tres rapido.
    Sorry, but I fail to see how this will be more reliable over a standard engine?

    I figure it'll be a grumpy engine, I've never considered grumpy lumps as being reliable. Wouldn't there be issues with such high comp?

    I'm sure beau knows what he's doing, but I can't see it atm... ???

    what am I missing?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jarred View Post
    Sorry, but I fail to see how this will be more reliable over a standard engine?

    I figure it'll be a grumpy engine, I've never considered grumpy lumps as being reliable. Wouldn't there be issues with such high comp?

    I'm sure beau knows what he's doing, but I can't see it atm... ???

    what am I missing?
    It`ll be reliable because it will be a fully rebuilt engine, thus far superior to a much used golf engine.

    It will be basically the same lump that came out as far as ancillaries and injection system are concerned, which helps it all go back together and work reliably.

    If you are going 16v or 20VT for example there is a lot more work to be done on all aspects of the install, so more work and more time involved.

    This should basically slot back in.

    Beau is the best, I have total confidance in his work. If he says it will be fast, it will be. Jay Jay will doubtless let us know
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    Looking forward to seeing & hearing this.

    What is the expected power loon?

    My mild one made 130+hp, so this should be well above this.

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