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Forum: Performance and aftermarket

02-17-2010, 06:44 PM

Replies: 39

2,8?

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Posted By Jason

I did the math and boring the block out to get a...

I did the math and boring the block out to get a 2.8 isn't possible, there isn't enough material. I also agree with what Eric said, though I didn't know what the rod length was untill he posted it. ...

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

12-13-2009, 02:49 PM

Replies: 39

2,8?

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Posted By Jason

I would be suprised that they would go with a...

I would be suprised that they would go with a shorter rod. You can only go so short before you will have issues with too steep of a rod angle. I would still like to see it. I would be if the same...

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

11-23-2009, 06:35 AM

Replies: 39

2,8?

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Posted By Jason

Ok so its a diesel truck block thats the same as...

Ok so its a diesel truck block thats the same as the D24T but with much bigger cylinder bore to make it 2.8... What are you saying was week then the block, or the crank. Couldn't you use the D24T...

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

11-21-2009, 09:21 AM

Replies: 39

2,8?

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Posted By Jason

How do you acomidate the extra stroke and higher...

How do you acomidate the extra stroke and higher deck height? Super thick gasket?

Jason

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

10-25-2009, 01:49 PM

Replies: 39

2,8?

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Posted By Jason

I would have to see it to believe it. With the...

I would have to see it to believe it. With the original bore of 76.5mm, you would you would have to stroke it WAY out to get 2.8 liters. There isn't enough block deck height to accomidate that.
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Forum: Performance and aftermarket

10-10-2009, 09:20 AM

Replies: 39

2,8?

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Posted By Jason

I was just saying that whoever said they built a...

I was just saying that whoever said they built a D24 that was a 2.8 liter with 1.9 pistons wasn't correct...

Jason

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

10-09-2009, 02:49 PM

Replies: 39

2,8?

Views: 51,189

Posted By Jason

As I posted though, a 1.9 piston wouldn't get you...

As I posted though, a 1.9 piston wouldn't get you to a 2.8 liter... It would be just under a 2.6. There isn't enough deck height to accomidate a longer stroke, so I don't see this as a possibility....

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

09-20-2009, 04:51 AM

Replies: 39

2,8?

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Posted By Jason

I would still like to know where the stroker...

I would still like to know where the stroker crank comming from? Also, when you stroke an engine you normally have to use longer rods. You may be able to get away with longer stroke up to a certain...

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

09-19-2009, 04:23 PM

Replies: 39

2,8?

Views: 51,189

Posted By Jason

Where is the crank comming from? Jason

Where is the crank comming from?

Jason

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

09-18-2009, 05:03 AM

Replies: 39

2,8?

Views: 51,189

Posted By Jason

The block would have to be taller, as George...

The block would have to be taller, as George said. The 1.9 was a different block compaired to the 1.6 family, which is what our engine is based on. The stroke difference is almost 10mm! I think he...

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

09-18-2009, 04:45 AM

Replies: 39

2,8?

Views: 51,189

Posted By Jason

Guess it would depend on the pin height of the...

Guess it would depend on the pin height of the piston, but still you have the problem of the material needed to cut the block that big.
Stock bore is 76.5mm
I did some research and found the 1.9...

Forum: Performance and aftermarket

09-17-2009, 03:56 PM

Replies: 39

2,8?

Views: 51,189

Posted By Jason

Well, I dont know the language they are speaking,...

Well, I dont know the language they are speaking, but you couldn't use 1.9 TDI pistons, and I didn't know of a 1.9 IDI engine. I would also be suprised that there is enough material in the block to...

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