Here ya go, I found one example on the net to get you started.
Variable turbine geometry (VTG) | BorgWarner Turbo Systems
Variable turbine geometry (VTG) | BorgWarner Turbo Systems
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Here ya go, I found one example on the net to get you started.
Variable turbine geometry (VTG) | BorgWarner Turbo Systems
i am in the process of building a h22a4 short
block.
i am looking to rebuild with factory usdm parts.
stock rods and pistons. will use coated main and rod bearings.
also will use apr custom rod bolts.
it motor will live in high rpms(i like to rev) oil pump will be changed for a higher flowing unit.
my question is will i start spinnig bearing or breaking rods?
what is a safe rpm for a stock unmodified bottom end and any ideas on my set up?
thank you
i am thinking obout rebuilding my bottom end. i am going to use probe rods(got a good deal). i planned on using my stock usdm pistons but might go with typs s or malhe. question which pistons are lighter. the factory usdm h22a4, type-s, or the malhe factory comp/high comp pistons. and what is the best way to hone the fmr cylinder walls? mine are smooth as glass and i really dont want to touch them.
i want to test out a cylinder head that i ported and i want to keep the bottom end as stock as possible in terms of compression. my goal is to make as much power n/a first and problely will rev higher then 8300rpms. kms has a high volume oil pump and i thing i could get somthing build relieably.
i am going to keep the top end pretty stock in terms of cams and valves. supertech retainers(maybe valve springs). my stage 2 head and intake manifold. 74mm throttle body and a chipped poa ecu.
im trying to get over 200 hp on stock cams.. if everything holds up i might go turbo maybe a low boost system. im really trying to build a short block that can handle both situations relieably so i can test my cylinder heads
Wilder build=More money for less payoff.
Read up on the Pissedoffsol that pretty much started this site. Brian eventually sold off 20k in shit, and barely drove the car.
Good luck.