2003 B6A4 Avant AMB
Mods before the 2.0 build:
GTRS (ceramic coated hotside)
Revo BT software
Ecode FMIC
Ecode testpipe (thermal coated)
NS exhaust
ATP mani (thermal coated)
NS TIP
440cc Bosch greentops
Forge 007 DV
AFE air filter, 3.0 snorkel
Bosch 3 prong plugs
AVC-R EBC
Mods that I changed to during 2.0 build:
NGK BKR8EIX, Genesis 430cc, APR exhaust, ER Competition FMIC, gasket matching
Internal
Upgraded Mods done on 2.0 Build:
JE forged pistons 82.5mm, 9:0:1 cr, pro rings
Eurospec knife edged forged 2.0L crank
Eurospec forged Rods with 20mm wrist pin
Ferrea exhaust valves, with QEDpower valve job
Cat springs
Cat 3651 Cams
Ported and Polished runners into head on exhaust and intake side
Autotech Cam gear
Ambient Temps in the room on the old GTRS dyno runs were 85deg. Temps in the room today were 92deg. 5800ft elevation. 0cf Timing pull on all 4 cylinders through the entire pulls today. BTDC's were in the 16.5 range. Spool up on both the new and old pull are worse on the dyno rollers than when actually driving by ~300rpms. Both 3rd gear pulls. Both old and new pulls were done on +/- 22psi and 104oct unleaded. I was messing around with boost today on the first couple pulls and actually didn't push what I call "max boost" until the 3rd pull today which ended up being my highest numbers of the day. I only have 1100 miles on the engine. I could even up the timing some more. I'm hoping to reach for ~370whp with the dinky GTRS. Now I just need to throw on a bigger turbo, fueling, and some custom programming for the stroker. That'll get me into the power range I want. [

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Obviously these #'s would be much higher at sea level as I would be able to push the GTRS by 3psi more or so efficiently. If I could keep from leaning out too much down there with these injectors and fueling...




Video/Sound Clip of Dyno
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3rj7TqECgI