2.0L 16V FSI Head Design

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  1. Brookster

    Brookster Paid Member Paid Member

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  2. Brian.G

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    Someone send me one, Ill chop it up to display all.
     
  3. Brookster

    Brookster Paid Member Paid Member

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    would be interesting to see the design and flow rates, Friend of mine did a head gasket on one and said the Head was a very good design (probabley Compared to 051 & 027)

    so could this be the way forward to get 290bhp from a 2.0L
    16V NASP Engine :thumbup:
     
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    Good thread idea.

    Working off VW engine blocks, EA827 => EA 113 => EA888

    AFAIK EA113 designation was ABF onwards and includes Mk5 Ed 30 engine. Tallblocks all?

    So theoretically there is scope for those to fit.

    Good thread to start digging here also:

    http://www.clubgti.com/forum/showthread.php?t=193256
     
  5. romaingirardlamamy

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    From what I read on other forum
    The FSI head is the way forward
    Would love to see some pics to
    Or brian to butcher it ........ For studying purpose off course
     
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    can you not just use the whole engine as it is rather than using a 20 year old block? has anyone remapped teh FSI properly yet?
     
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    :o

    Analyse is the correct word.:thumbup::lol:
     
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    Off course ;)

    Just a remake of texas chainsaw massacre but academicely:lol:

    Loved your previous work

    would be tempted to do the same on an oettinger head to see it more in depth but only have one and a good one
    so looking forward to see your next victim :lol:
     
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    i started a tread on vwvortex 2 years ago ``axw head flow numbers``

    there are 2 heads for the 1st generation FSI engines , N.A and a Turbo
    looking on the inlet ports they are the same ,the N.A more radius under the valve and the turbo head with a more straight port

    the exhaust side on the N.A have 4x 3 bolt pattern , Turbo head 8 bolt pattern

    a new manifold was made together with a german company for Single TB`s or DCOE type TBs or with a plate to make a plenum for turbo applications
    For EFI and /or FSI injection

    full race cams are available from catcams solid lifter and shims underneath
     
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    The SBD 305BHP DURATEC has 36mm inlet valves and 31.5mm exhaust

    my mate has a BRM Head on his 2.1L 16v with 34mm / 31.5mm but can only achieve 256bhp nasp due to the head design of the 027 . and we cannot get hold of any E85 Fuel which would have got us to that figure.

    so it would be very interesting to see if the FSI Head is the future solution to 16v NASP power .
     
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    yes, its a very good head

    info i recieved on the TFSI head from INA Engineering / Issam abed

    flow @28``


    Intake stock ported with +1mm valves
    100 70 72
    200 140 136
    300 183 200
    400 209 247
    500 214 279


    Exhaust stock ported with +1 mm valves
    100 77 57
    200 103 138
    300 163 177
    400 170 195


    std inlet valves 33,85mm / exhaust 28 mm
    Ferrea +1mm valves ( also springs, retainers,spring seats,shims )

    Supertec STD size valves , springs retainers, etc...

    Catcams Camshafts, springs, retainers, etc ( springs are a bit larger in diameter and need machining on the head )

    engine block is 220mm high
    FSI Alu
    TFSI steel
     
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    Alloy block on the FSI hmmmmmmm nice
     
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    N.A - FSI head

    std AXW head tested on Superflow 1020 (bore 84 mm ) @10`` H20

    Inlet

    2 mm 36.0 cfm
    3 mm 54.1
    4 mm 71.1
    5 mm 86
    6mm 100.2
    7mm 113.3
    8 mm 125.2
    9mm 134.1
    10mm 138.4
    11mm 140.7
    12mm 143.3
    13mm 144.7
    14 mm 145.6
    15 mm 146.5
    no valve 143.6

    Exhaust

    2mm 33.6 cfm
    3mm 51.3
    4mm 66.7
    5mm 78.2
    6mm 85.5
    7mm 89.6
    8mm 91.9
    9mm 93.5
    10mm 94.7
    11mm 95.6
    12mm 96.5
    13mm 97.2
    14mm 97.6
    15mm 98.1
    no valve 104.2

    ( numbers @10``multiplied x 1.67 )
    flow @ 28``H20 should be:

    inlet exhaust
    2mm 60.12 56.11
    3mm 90.34 85.67
    4mm 118.73 111.39
    5mm 143.62 130.59
    6mm 167.33 142.78
    7mm 189.21 149.63
    8mm 209.08 153.47
    9mm 223.94 156.14
    10mm 231.13 158.15
    11mm 234.97 159.65
    12mm 239.31 161.15
    13mm 241.65 162.32
    no valve 239.8 174

    test is done at 10``H20 with only the cilinderhead and no manifold, with some plastecine to make some radius on the inletport entry and no tube on the exhaustport.
    2 valves are opened in 1mm steps
    leak is 0.7 inlet and 0.8 exhaust
    inletvalve 34mm troat 30mm seat 1.3 mm
    exhaustvalve 28 mm troat 23.5mm seat 1.8 mm
     
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    Some good results there. Do you have any measurements of the entry section of the inlet tracts? Just width and height would do. I'm just trying to figure what the port velocities would be like compared to 027 / 051 heads
     
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    Inlet 50 x 29 mm ( 41 mm diameter )
    Exhaust 33 mm diameter

    not symetrical valveangle 45 degree ( aprox 24 inl/ 21 exh ? )
    inletport angle 30 degree
    injector angle 22.5 degree

    engine codes N.A FSI
    150 hp @ 6000RPM / 200 nm @ 3500 rpm ( 188 @ 2000 )
    AXW, BLR, BLX, BLY, BVX, BVY, BVZ.
     
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    Pictures are:

    1 TFSI head
    2 Ported TFSI head by INA engineering
    3 ported TFSI head by INA engineering
    4 my own N.A FSI head in progress
    5 Aftermarket Manifold for 4x1 TB or twin double TB
    6 Catcams
     
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    very nice
     
  19. Brookster

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    Very nice Head ! think i've just wet myself :lol:


    and the results look very impressive.
     
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    Hi would be gratefull if you could share info on after market inlet manifold:thumbup:
     

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