
Originally Posted by
adam044
Becauseracecar
Becauseshearedkeywayincranktiminggear

Originally Posted by
Avant Nate
I want to see a bw 7163.
haa. im sure everyone wants that turbo, myself included

Originally Posted by
viceprp
Just do a nice DD, 2.0 GTX2871.
like i said earlier, i have no clue what im going to do about a turbo. just going to build the block and rock it k04 style. turbo upgrade most likely a few months out.

Originally Posted by
B5A4coastie
That suck man, I'm sorry to hear you have to do this work before you're ready. The timing gear key snapped on your other crank as well?
Yes, it does suck, very badly, especially since i did a full timing belt service, head gasket, full engine gasket, clutch/pp/flywheel on this car about 10,000 miles ago. everything was still fresh.
the keyway in the crank timing gear had snapped off in one of my other 1.8t's back in like 2008/2009. so needless to say, me and crank timing gears no longer get along, i do not trust them thats why this one will be dowel pinned

Originally Posted by
B5A4coastie
I also have the 058 block that costs an arm and a leg to modify. I understand that you're making this bullet proof, but why swap out your crank if you're not looking to stroke it? Shouldn't the AEB crank handle the added stress?
the AEB doesnt really cost an arm and a leg to modify, its actually the cheapest to stroke out. i decided to stroke it because the engine is all apart, so what better time, right? i needed new pistons anyway, so for the additional cost of $135 shipped for the forged ABA crank, and the $75 to get my intermediate shaft machined, it was worth it to pick up an extra 10% displacement over stock.
the stock aeb crank can handle anything you throw at it. i have yet to see anyone break a cast crank on the b5 platform.

Originally Posted by
B5A4coastie
I did some research and saw the size difference and forged, ect that the ABA offers, but is piecing this together really that much cheaper than buying an IE kit? I already have Scat rods, so would larger pistons be adequate if I was to aim for the 2.0?
piecing together a kit on your own would save tons of money, not sure how these shops charge as much as they do for shit and get away with it. i didnt see a stroker kit on IE for the 058, just the 06a, but just to give you an example, ill break it down.
Cheapest IE stoker kit, if you want to call it that since it
doesnt even come with a crankshaft

$1349.99 for the basic kit which contains: pistons, h-beamrods, crank timing gear dowel pin kit, and crank trigger wheel. great kit, NOT!
http://www.performancebyie.com/integ...e-kit-8-5-1-cr
if you want to add in a crank from IE, you need $2000 to get the above mentioned w/crank. what a ripoff.
my piece together kit so far: ODBI ABA(forged) crankshaft $135 shipped
New Supertech pistons(83.5mm)/rings
New Scat 144mm h-beam rods w/ARP2000
New Supertech Inconel exhaust valves(8)
if you want to make a 2.0, you would at least need a 92.8mm crank(cast or forged), and at least 83mm pistons
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