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| posted on October 16th, 2005 at 07:28 AM |
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type 4 94mm cylinders bored out to 96mm
G'day all, I want to know if anyone know's of a competent machine shop who can bore out my set of 94mm cylinders to 96mm with the use of torque
plate to stop warping and then hone to correct finish. I have a 78mmstroker crankshaft with type 1 journals, I know i can get them from the states,
but why do that when i have three sets of t4 94 cylinders in my engine parts collection. All replies greatly appreciated, cheers Damien.
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| posted on October 17th, 2005 at 10:16 AM |
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Not sure, but any engine shop that does boring should be able to do it. The yellow pages or call around some of the speed shops (motor bike shops
too) in your area and ask them who to send things to for machining. I
I was reading about this on the weekend, and aparently one of the done things is machining in keith black chevy 305 pistons, and then running long
chevy rods, though I suppose you could also run 5.5" or 5.7" vw journeled h beams as well. The advantage of the KB pistons is the top of the piston
is even further down than a mahle B piston.
The smaller bearing journels make for less friction and more revs, plus you can run a longer rod and increase the rod ratio.
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| posted on October 17th, 2005 at 06:59 PM |
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I am not 100% certain but I am pretty sure Crankshaft Engineering does it. Craig and Dave (dangerous on the forum - he frequents the drag racing
section) do fantastic work.
It was a while back but I think they did my boring/honing on my 94mm type IV barrels out to 94.5mm (slight oversize pistons)....also did the balancing
of crank, rods, pistons, flywheel (lightened) and pulley. It revs really smoothly.
Sorry if they don't do it though - it was a while back I had mine done!
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| posted on October 19th, 2005 at 12:50 PM |
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V Force in Sydney has a machinist that would do it.
Get in contact with Richard Holzl ( http://www.beetleracing.com ) or u2u Alex Holzl
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| posted on October 19th, 2005 at 07:19 PM |
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cheers guys will ring around and thanks for the chevy 305 piston reccomendation hopefully save me buying from states from aircooled.net or Jake raby.
thanks guys damien.
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