Nando como estás? Tira-me duas dúvidas. Estás a usar uma cambota de um 1.9TD e ao nível das polies, tens só uma regulavel (a exterior) ou também montaste a interior? Grande abraço, Rúben do jetta mk1
great channel, great video's I really like it as Im currently also rebuilding an ABF on throttle bodies. Can you explain why you use the PD headbolts? Stronger by construction? greetz Ronald
Thanks Ronald, 👍🏼 I had to use the PD head bolts due the using a 1.9D block, ABF head bolts are m11 and the 1.9D are m12, that's my only reason, but if I maybe make another 16V turbo one day, I'll do it this way.
@@RestoDesignsnando thank you for the explanation. Can I ask you what kind of cams you will be using, and what kind of power do you aim at to achieve in the end?))
@@ronaldcorstens8383 The cams are 268º Schrick's at the moment, aiming for around 180ish I think is realistic, then play around with cam timing inner and outer, try a few inlet manifold options, and maybe try the split 276º 268º combination.
@@RestoDesignsnando ahh very nice) i think you will achieve that goal) Im curious to hear why exactly the 268 & 276 degrees combination instead of both 268 degrees?)
@@ronaldcorstens8383 I've not tried the 276º in, 268º ex setup, but I have seen others getting good results, I've had good results with a Kent 260º inlet and std ABF ex cam. 175hp on a standard chipped ECU. The ABF seems to like split cam profiles.
Yes, in the other video's it explains why this is, In short, the ABF block I got has been badly honed with a hand drill, finding an ABF block here isn't easy, the 1.9D block/engines here are lots and I was given this block, why 1.9D block, same hight as an ABF and the bore is 79.5mm (ABF 82,5mm) so even a 1.9D with 900,000KM will be perfect once taken to 82.5mm, all the crank/oil pump and gears, rods, pistons are ABF, the only two issues was due to it being an early 1.9D block the crank tigger wheel didn't fit, (I'm using a standalone ECU so not an issue for me) and the head bolts, ABF M11, this 1.9D block as well as TDI's are M12. So used cut down PD head bolts and drilled the head from 11.5mm to 12.5mm👍🏼
CHECKOUT THE POLL AND VOTE FOR WHAT COLOUR YOU THINK WOULD WORK BEST.
Grea work bro!!! I’m feeling the 2 tone silver head/ black bottom end look! 👌🏽
Thanks John, hard to say, put I will go with what ever comes out on top in the poll.
All silver looks real good ,that's what a did with my 16 valve Passat. Great work !! good video!!tanks.
Thanks 👍
Just found your page nice detailed descriptions 👍👍👍👍
Thanks and welcome 👍🏼
That engin looks good with that colour contrast.well don bro
Thanks 👍
Nice job!, love the Schrick oil pan too. 👍
Sub. is done!
Thanks mate, much appreciated.
Cool, paint all black 👍💪🏻
Yes I think so, going to put a poll up tomorrow morning 👍🏼
Great work! 😁 Block black, head silver(aluminium), rocker cover black with polished top of the stripes on top, and intake silver or black.
Yep liking that idea a lot. 👍🏼
man how lucky you are❤❤❤
good luck❤❤❤
Thank you friend 👍🏼
@@RestoDesignsnando i hope that you can visit my channel to see my ABF😘😘
Awesome videos buddy! Tell me something how do you identify which way the conrod fits onto the piston and also the big end cap? Thanks alot
Nando como estás?
Tira-me duas dúvidas. Estás a usar uma cambota de um 1.9TD e ao nível das polies, tens só uma regulavel (a exterior) ou também montaste a interior?
Grande abraço,
Rúben do jetta mk1
Baos Ruben, O cambota é ABF. Só o regulavel exterior, ajuda a mover os CV com os Schrick árvores de cames
great channel, great video's I really like it as Im currently also rebuilding an ABF on throttle bodies. Can you explain why you use the PD headbolts? Stronger by construction? greetz Ronald
Thanks Ronald, 👍🏼 I had to use the PD head bolts due the using a 1.9D block, ABF head bolts are m11 and the 1.9D are m12, that's my only reason, but if I maybe make another 16V turbo one day, I'll do it this way.
@@RestoDesignsnando thank you for the explanation. Can I ask you what kind of cams you will be using, and what kind of power do you aim at to achieve in the end?))
@@ronaldcorstens8383 The cams are 268º Schrick's at the moment, aiming for around 180ish I think is realistic, then play around with cam timing inner and outer, try a few inlet manifold options, and maybe try the split 276º 268º combination.
@@RestoDesignsnando ahh very nice) i think you will achieve that goal) Im curious to hear why exactly the 268 & 276 degrees combination instead of both 268 degrees?)
@@ronaldcorstens8383 I've not tried the 276º in, 268º ex setup, but I have seen others getting good results, I've had good results with a Kent 260º inlet and std ABF ex cam. 175hp on a standard chipped ECU. The ABF seems to like split cam profiles.
Big job! What is the engine block code?
Engine code is 1Y 1.9D
What engine management gonna be used?
I've got a M/S plug & play ECU from K-data.
Does it use 60-2 trigger wheel?
diesel block ?
Yes, in the other video's it explains why this is, In short, the ABF block I got has been badly honed with a hand drill, finding an ABF block here isn't easy, the 1.9D block/engines here are lots and I was given this block, why 1.9D block, same hight as an ABF and the bore is 79.5mm (ABF 82,5mm) so even a 1.9D with 900,000KM will be perfect once taken to 82.5mm, all the crank/oil pump and gears, rods, pistons are ABF, the only two issues was due to it being an early 1.9D block the crank tigger wheel didn't fit, (I'm using a standalone ECU so not an issue for me) and the head bolts, ABF M11, this 1.9D block as well as TDI's are M12. So used cut down PD head bolts and drilled the head from 11.5mm to 12.5mm👍🏼
Funny fact.
Bigger rings, create drag = less HP
yep 100% just wasn't able to get a set here within the time frame, in the end this is a road motor and this ring setup is still smaller an OE.
What horse power will it make
To start around 180ish, then going to very a play around with cam timing inner and outer, try a few inlet manifold options + throttle bodies maybe.
Keys ..phone...wallet😁
yep totally, I almost always forget something lol
Great Video!, but take care with your phone number in the box.
Thanks, it's ok 👍🏼