MC1 - while I'm at it..
Ben Swann
bswann at worldnet.att.net
Thu Feb 28 11:07:29 EST 2002
Yes, I am really hesitant to get into the bottom end. I've done it before,
and it is a PITA. Plus the additional cost is getting to be overwhelming.
I just don't want to be touching this motor again, at least not for several
years. I don't plan to abuse it, but want it to have the capability to
take abuse.
Ben
On Thursday, February 28, 2002 10:37 AM, JShadzi at aol.com
[SMTP:JShadzi at aol.com] wrote:
> I wouldn't touch it from what you describe, just change the seals and run
it.
>
>
> Javad
>
> << '87 5000 Quattro Turbo Avant engine rebuild -
>
> While I'm in the middle of the insanity - the engine is out and the head
is
> on the bench - stud extraction in process...will lap valves, new seals
and
> performance springs, 264I/260E cam.
>
> Should I even consider to touch the lower end? I had only planned on
> replacing front and rear oil seals.
>
> The engine has about 160kmi on it, has been running synth for some time.
> Good compression. The hone marks are still visible on the cylinder
walls,
> and their is a slight amount of carbon on the piston tops, but nothing
> unusual. The engine had been running beautifully at 1.8-2bar, with
> exception of manifold crack and 2 studs breaking off upon removal - they
> may have already been gone. The number 4 cylinder appeared had more
> whitish carbon deposit on the exhaust valve than the rest. Yes the
motor
> mount did fall apart upon removal - surprise!
>
> I will be installing 2 piece manifold + highflow cat and exhaust coupled
to
> T3/T04 turbo >>
>
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