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Re: 5kTQ
James Fawcett wrote:
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> So all of you 5k TQ owners are telling me that the wategate spring is the
> "most bang for your buck" when it comes to performance. I really want to
> give this a try but I am not having any luck finding one of these springs.
> Where would I get one? Also, how do you bypass the relay that cuts the
> fuel system out at 1.5 bar? Here is another thing that has been running
> through my mind, how involved would it be to put a 20v head on my 1986 5k
> TQ with the 10v head? Oh yeah, how expensive too?! Just a thought. Well,
> thanks for the help guys.
>
> James Fawcett
> fawcettj@sluvca.slu.edu
> 1986 Audi 5k TQ
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Hey,
Its funny let you mention the wastegate spring. I am in the prosess of have some of those made. If you or
anyone else is interested in obtaining one of these WG springs contact me at : zing@telerama.lm.com
Please if you have an idea of what you would be willing to pay for one WG spring also include that info. I
am trying to work with this guy to get the price down so they will be reasonable.
My intentions are to produce a spring that will give you about 1.8 to 2.0 on the digi gauge without any
other spacers. To trick the fool pump is easy and I will have a instruction sheet describing what to do.
You do not want to try to put JUST the 20v head on your 10v block hter are to many things different. Stick
with uping the boost and keeping things clean. You will come out with about 220hp with the WG spring. The 10v
engines are torqueier though the 20v engines you can get more hps alittle easier.
I will keep you posted.
Marty S.
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- 5kTQ
- From: James Fawcett <fawcettj@sluvca.slu.edu>