Tweaking HP out of Wasserboxers.

Here's the place for info on converting to a Type V motor!
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OK, the rockers link works, but the chip link gets a blank search page.
Addendum to Newtons first law:
zero vehicles on jackstands, square gets a fresh 090 and 1911, cabby gets a blower.
EZ3.6 Vanagon after that.(mounted, needs everything finished) then Creamsicle.
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http://www.aircooled.net/new-bin/viewpr ... 0451660747 Cool product and a great price thanks alot John.
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000000000000000000000OH YEAH!!!!!!!

A reasonable price!

Thanks, John!

Maybe the wife will let me order for a Valentines Day Present!
(With the rockers... Unlikely, but worth a shot)

I doubt she'd appreciate it, much less know wher to put it, although I suspect she'd have some ideas... >;->... (:-0

I always chuckle about those $500+ "chips" folks buy for their Hondahs.

(You are paying for the knowledge/programming/development on a dyno. The chips themselves are ~$1-$10 blank, depending on type.)

Make an eeprom for a TDI at that price and you would move 1000 a month...
Addendum to Newtons first law:
zero vehicles on jackstands, square gets a fresh 090 and 1911, cabby gets a blower.
EZ3.6 Vanagon after that.(mounted, needs everything finished) then Creamsicle.
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Post by tomkisner »

I was wondering when you tested the Hp increase of the chip and 1.4's was there anything else on the motor? Do you feel signifacant gains can be realized by the addition of an exhaust, compression, port and polishing to that very same motor?
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Post by Type 5 Joe »

Errr, That sounds like a Great up-Grade, but I would take a look at the valvesprings in a Wasser before I tried to ask them for more Performance.

Will the Stock valvesprings handle having the Boost hold open the intakes?

Ratio Rockers?

Hmmmm. :roll:

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Post by JohnConnolly »

they are working fine on my Vanagon with 135k miles. Because of boost, I don't need to go past 5k to make a ton of power.

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Post by tencentlife »

Piledriver wrote:The 9mm adjusters ONLY fit the CB 1.25 rockers--- Them fitting the std rockers is a bit of disinfomation I started. (my bad) Stock VW/wasser are 10 mm. A cheap way to go would be T1 1.1:1 rockers, they have 8mm adjusters, and would take the Real Porsche adjusters John sells, probably need the same .060 inch removed for clearance, easy to do.
There actually are 9mm OEM 1.1 rockers to be found if you hunt around the wrecking yards. Apparently VW used 9mm for a short time before upping to 10mm in the wbx rockers. I've managed to find several sets at my favorite VW yard. That means you can use the 9mm Rhino-feet.

You can also use any 8mm Type1 rockers even with the wbx dual springs. Seat pressure stock is only about 100#, 200# at .400", coil bind hapens at about .500" anyway unless modified. The 8mm Rhino-style from CB are plenty strong for this app.

The swivel-feet (Rhino style, whatever you call them) always need to have about 1.5mm ground off the nose of the rocker, as well as 1.5mm rocker shims. Those things and stock steel pushrods will put geometry just about perfect.
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