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PostPosted: Wed Jan 17, 2018 9:57 am    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Snowing today -- on the Garden State Parkway going to work. lucky not driving my bug -- Two lane Highway, 3 salt trucks in the right lane of the only 2 lanes. Have to pass them on the left, can't stay at 40mph or I will never get to work. As I passed each truck my Solara is blasted by Rock Salt , entire car Hood, roof, trunk Blasted, Pause , Blasted.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 17, 2018 10:15 am    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Been there done that. When i was a kid in jersey in the 70’s it seems they would just spread sand
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 17, 2018 11:56 am    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Yeah, Went out and shoveled again and made 200. Roads were alright here, but i'm sure going into New York was a mess!
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 18, 2018 6:57 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Nothing like working to support your goals.

Here is a pretty good deal on a complete motor 2056 cc

https://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=2079250
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 30, 2018 10:36 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Ok guys have been doing a LOT of research part wise. I was told before to stay with a lower cc for my first engine build. Is that because of parts not going to match up? Why shouldn't i do a bigger engine? I ask this because I made a list of most of the parts ill need for the 2056 build, then I see a raby kit for 9400. add that with a Klaus shroud, exhaust, and carbs. Its only really another 3000 more for all the parts that were made to go together by and expert? Say i could build a 2270, 175 hp with the properly chosen parts. Is it worth it? Even is a 2270 would be harder to build, I could still go to the raby 2056 kit no? Or alternativly, I could use everything in the engine, change to a big bore kit. new cam, carbs, exhaust and cooling.

As I see it, These would be my options

1. Raby Kit 2270, 911 fan or dtm, Tangerine exhaust, Raby Cam, dual 44's

2. Raby Kit 2056 911 fan or dtm, Tangerine exhaust, Raby Cam, dual 44's

3. 2056, (Me choosing parts) 911 fan or dtm, Tangerine exhaust, Raby Cam, dual 44's

4. 1911 (going cheap as possible to gain basic knowledge) 911 fan or dtm, Tangerine exhaust, Raby Cam, dual 40's After new knowledge is acquired, save up and do the 2270 from raby.

What do you guys think?
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 4:12 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Ideas?
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 4:19 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 4:42 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Ok i have a question. For the fan shroud im. Using the Klaus blower ii. It has the air hoses so I can use heat. I need and exhaust. My question. For the exhaust I should i still go with the tangerine ? Its going to cost 3000 for 1-5/8. With dual tip muffler and with heat. Is the tangerine really worth 3000? If it is someone want to tell me why?
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 5:37 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

All bullshit aside, since you have the money to spend, I would seriously stop messing around with all of the guesswork and headache.
Get a Raby 2270 175 turnkey, then send it to Shag (SL1) for a turbo setup, he will make an exhaust custom for it.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 5:40 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Haha. I wouldnt say i have the money to spend. I make like 1000 per month. So I have a budget. But isn't a raby 2270 like 20000? That's a bit too much for me. Dont get me wring. It would be great. But it would take a year and a half to get that much money. Thats a lot of time. Plus I would like to do it myself. Also. The raby kit won't come with a 911 shroud
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 6:02 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

#4, Web cam, V.Speed exhaust, Cali upright conversion. Maybe add a 71mm crank if yours needs work.

Save the extra money and buy a decent welder to build your Cali conversion and learn to weld. A good welder and some practice will get you farther down the road now and later in life than any $3k overpriced exhaust. With the welder, some other tools and time you can build your own exhaust.

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 6:17 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

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#4, Web cam, V.Speed exhaust, Cali upright conversion. Maybe add a 71mm crank if yours needs work.

Save the extra money and buy a decent welder to build your Cali conversion and learn to weld. A good welder and some practice will get you farther down the road now and later in life than any $3k overpriced exhaust. With the welder, some other tools and time you can build your own exhaust.

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 6:24 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Yes and no.
You can make the 911 fan work and if you have heard about the Klaus shroud. It supplies even airflow to all 4 cylinders. It is very popular in Europe. Also. Just because i want a different fan shroud. Doesn't mean that i will not go with the cali conversion. I have been looking the manual and pricing it out. So before you jump to conclusions about what i want, I need to figure out if the ends justify the means.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 31, 2018 6:39 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Brian_e wrote:
#4, Web cam, V.Speed exhaust, Cali upright conversion. Maybe add a 71mm crank if yours needs work.

Save the extra money and buy a decent welder to build your Cali conversion and learn to weld. A good welder and some practice will get you farther down the road now and later in life than any $3k overpriced exhaust. With the welder, some other tools and time you can build your own exhaust.

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Only concern about the vs exhaust is the heat. And ground clearencing. I heard they break easy if they tap the ground. Maybe the could bolt up to a pair of shortened tuner heater boxes. Csp sells them and so does BAS. Also i may go with the cali conversion for the cheaper build. Im assuming the cali conversion. Yeah i need to see the stock crank to determine whether i need new crank. If i do. A non counterweighted 71mm. Would i be able to use the same rods or would i need new ones ? Also go with new heads or use the stock heads. I would say go with the heads I have already since this is the cheap engine build. Then upgrade later when I get a new engine.
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 01, 2018 1:01 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

My manual is so basic that Joe the creator of the DTM and Jake Raby who bought the rights to the DTM. Recommend my manual even if you did not buy the DTM. THe reason being it gave the general knowledge of an upright conversion, both ends of specturm, from simple DYI to must efficient kit.

That is why I gave the manual to Max. Now it is up to him to choose.
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 01, 2018 2:10 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

sshulk wrote:
Ok guys have been doing a LOT of research part wise. I was told before to stay with a lower cc for my first engine build. Is that because of parts not going to match up? Why shouldn't i do a bigger engine? I ask this because I made a list of most of the parts ill need for the 2056 build, then I see a raby kit for 9400. add that with a Klaus shroud, exhaust, and carbs. Its only really another 3000 more for all the parts that were made to go together by and expert? Say i could build a 2270, 175 hp with the properly chosen parts. Is it worth it? Even is a 2270 would be harder to build, I could still go to the raby 2056 kit no? Or alternativly, I could use everything in the engine, change to a big bore kit. new cam, carbs, exhaust and cooling.

As I see it, These would be my options

1. Raby Kit 2270, 911 fan or dtm, Tangerine exhaust, Raby Cam, dual 44's

2. Raby Kit 2056 911 fan or dtm, Tangerine exhaust, Raby Cam, dual 44's

3. 2056, (Me choosing parts) 911 fan or dtm, Tangerine exhaust, Raby Cam, dual 44's

4. 1911 (going cheap as possible to gain basic knowledge) 911 fan or dtm, Tangerine exhaust, Raby Cam, dual 40's After new knowledge is acquired, save up and do the 2270 from raby.

What do you guys think?


Why should you not go larger than a 2056 on your first build...even with a Raby/Type 4 store kit?

Because even though those kits are fairly comprehensive and high quality in parts...fitting them together PROPERLY so they survive longer than a type 1....and fueling and igniting and exhausting and cooling it properly...take a LOT, LOT more work and know how than a building a 1911 or even a 2056 at the top end.

The 1911 and is roughly a stock parts engine and is well within the baseline capabilities of virtually all stock parts. A whole lot of questions do not even have to be asked.
The 2056...is just above the edge of stock parts....but with the well made kit...is still just a very careful build.

With the much bigger engines type 4 ...there are a lot more destructive mistakes that can be made. Virtually everything in it is custom or modified stock.
And....You should easily have about $1000 worth of quality measuring tools for any of these engines...but since the 1911 and 2056 are basically advanced stock engines...your tolerances can be anywhere in the allowable factory tolerances and you can be just fine with the basics for a few hundred.
As you move upward to higher horsepower and more displacement....you will need to quite a bit more discerning in measurements and tolerances.

Others will say...no you don't...but we are NOT talking type 1 engines here. We are talking type 4 engines.
Even a basic stock type 4 is going to run 2-3X in GOOD parts what a type 1 engine stocker will.

Getting into larger engines like that...and all of the fueling, cooling and exhausting...you can be several times more in cost than a similar type 1 engine.
Mistakes made from lack of experience on a type 1 are bad enough when it craters....but virtually all of a type 1 engine can be replaced with a few hours of shopping. That will not be the case when you crater a type 4 engine.

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PostPosted: Thu Feb 01, 2018 2:22 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

ok. good to know. So. I have been pricing this out. I made a spread sheet with all 4 options

Option 4 comes in at around 4000. Id assume its actually somewhere between 5-6000 After everything. I would still have to pay for clutch, flywheel. Question though, I am going to use heat, so would the CSP shorted heater boxes be a good exhaust for a 1911? It looks like they would be able to bolt up to a vintage speed muffler.
https://www.csp-shop.com/en/exhaust-heating/heat-e...1517500021
I think I would still go with the raby cam kit, because it will come with, the 911 ajusters, adjuster nuts. Cam Gear. Lifters, pushrods. And I have read great things about them. Then I would go with a set of dual 40 carbs. Unless 44s would work? I have a feeling the 44s might be too big. but i do not know. Then the AA pistons, 96mm slip in P&C. They are good because I have 1.8 heads, and they do not need machining to accept the 96 bore. Then the cali converision, So i can use the flaps for colder driving.

How does all that sound? Im gonna save the big stuff for the next build Wink

im hoping for 120 hp is that possible?
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2018 9:35 am    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

What I am about to say is Elephant in the Room!!!! Rarely if at all does anyone really get into it when thinking T-4 Upright Conversions.
Example SShulk give it a one liner

"Then the cali conversion, So i can use the flaps for colder driving".

The Cali Style is not the most attractive fanhousing design, but it is probably the most scrutinized, with 84 years of Porsche and VW Engineers tweeking it and actually the design was around before Porsche designed the bug.

My point, the Cali Style is the only one that uses flaps and a thermostat. We all know the reasons why they were designed into the engine. It seems, who cares, ha. Granted, if you live in a warm climate you can get away with out them. Without the flaps and thermo ( went to 90c ) if the outside temp was below 65 F my bug would not get to 170 running temp, more like 120 forever. When I discussed it with Joe the original DTM designer, his answer was, well the customers are happy. Well a lot of his customers are in Europe and most guys at the time that spent the money for a DTM at that time wanted the best, guaranteed to cool their large cc high HP engines that they expected to run hot.

So maybe this should be another post, I wonder how many guys with T-4 engines find their engine temps if not running a THermostat ( Oil Thermostats also count ). Also what is their engine size and were do they live.

Ray I am well aware of your experience with T-4. Wondering if you ever did a T-4 upright conversion or if most of your experiance is with pancake 411 412 with FI etc.
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2018 10:26 am    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Holy crap! 1,000.00 for heater boxes. Dayumn
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 02, 2018 1:42 pm    Post subject: Re: type 4 build thread Reply with quote

Yea, They are quite expensive!!!! The ones from BAS They wanted 1490 EUROS! Which is like 1900!!! OMG.
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