Audi S3 - Stroker Big Turbo build.

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Some of you might know I am building a 2.0L 20V Big Turbo. I'm not going to do an in-depth build thread as I'm sure most of you know how these things go.

Parts list

Gaskets and bits needed to assembly an engine.

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Timing kit and new water pump

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Wiseco 83mm pistons and IE rifle drilled con rods

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Cat cams and pulley - I removed the stupid locking spring pin and pressed in a solid stainless pin.

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Assembled 2.0L FSI crackshaft with oversized pistons.

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Large port AEB head with supertech valve train

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Engine assembled

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The clutch kit with lightweight flywheel

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New oil pump

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Lightweight pulleys, exhaust wrap and some silicone bits for the TIP

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80mm hemi throttle body

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K&N air filter

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Bosch 044, IE fuel rail and 034 motorsports FPR housing

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Fuel pressure gauge - saw this on ebay and liked the look - it will match my colour theme

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Home made stainless steel surge tank

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Wastegate and 830cc injectors

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90mm maf housing - B5 RS4 has the same size housing as a B7 S4

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FMIC with 3" inlet/outlet

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Home made inlet manifold, fitted the fuel return line to the manifold.

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What turbo and manifolds?

Not sure a lightweight crank pulley is recommended. Fluidampr is the way to go.
 
nice
ive just ordered a lightweight flywheel (f1)
where did you get the paddle clutch from?
thanks
 
Ohh .. Just thought I'd write a quick thread on my 2.0ltr striker build..

Jesus man there's at least 6 months worth of posts there to keep me busy and you whittled it down to 1post! Prawny would have got 200,000 posts out of your 1! Nice work though :)
 
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The difference between small port heads and large ports heads

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Difference between 1.8t oil pump drive gear and 2.0L FSI

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Pulling the FSI gear off the crankshaft

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I fitted some H&R springs and kept the standard shocks - that was a FAIL, shocks crashed out everywhere and the rear camber was BAD
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Since then I fitted some bilstein shocks and rear adjustable tie rods

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and now for the good part

Precision 6262 turbo with billet comp wheel :eyebrows:

Compressor side is powder coated black

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Changing the hotside for a ceramic coated .63a/r

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I have another ceramic coated hotside, its a .82a/r - to be installed later

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Test fitting of the turbo while I was busy with the tubular manifold. Such a shame this get tucked away in the back of the bay.

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The engine bay at the moment, still busy with the wastegate dump pipe. Having a hard time to get the pipe to meet up with the wastegate and exhaust. A screamer pipe is sounding so much easier :lmfao:

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beachbuggy said:
Ohh .. Just thought I'd write a quick thread on my 2.0ltr striker build..

Jesus man there's at least 6 months worth of posts there to keep me busy and you whittled it down to 1post! Prawny would have got 200,000 posts out of your 1! Nice work though :)
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hahahaha, well I have been sourcing parts and building the engine for about 6 months in the evenings and weekends (when the Mrs would let me ) so didn't feel like typing it all out again. I have done the write up on our local forum here in Dubai. VW Audi Club United Arab Emirates
Admit it, pictures are way cooler :arco:
 
jezzy said:
nice
ive just ordered a lightweight flywheel (f1)
where did you get the paddle clutch from?
thanks
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I found the whole clutch & flywheel assembly on VW vortex - cheap cheap like bird seed
 
s3dave said:
As Sam said, them pullys will end your fun quickly... Dont use them...
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Why dont they work? Is it the big horsepower thats going to be the problem?

Just found one of bills posts with the blown red block - dont know how I missed that when I googled. Off with the pulley, think I will hang it on my rear view mirror :lmfao:


Thanks Sam and Dave. This is why I love this forum, people are willing to point out things that wont work and not keep quiet and laugh when it all goes for a ball od sh!t
 
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Crank pulley needs to be damped else the crank will snap... have posted about this a few times before...

http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/a3-s3-...50-power-pulley-kit-worth-getting-anyone.html

Also... have you span the engine over yet? check clearance on the cam sprockets as you have the bolted on type and they can hit the cam chain tensioner undoing the bolts and giving you a bad day... you will need to clearance the tensioner if they hit...

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<tuffty/> said:
Crank pulley needs to be damped else the crank will snap... have posted about this a few times before...

http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/a3-s3-...50-power-pulley-kit-worth-getting-anyone.html

Also... have you span the engine over yet? check clearance on the cam sprockets as you have the bolted on type and they can hit the cam chain tensioner undoing the bolts and giving you a bad day... you will need to clearance the tensioner if they hit...

<tuffty/>
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Tuffy, you a bringing up bad memories of late night mechanics - 2am LATE :sadlike:

I first fitted the non vvt tensioner, and everything was great. Then I was told to use the VVT, so took it out the stock engine and fitted it to the new engine, bear in mind this was after spending the whole day removing the engine form the car, on the only weekend it rains here for the whole year. Finally got the vvt tensioner in the new engine and cams in, then as you said, bump bump bump - WTF now, was my reaction. Thought I was hitting a valve with the piston for a few moments, then spotted the bolts where hitting the VVT.
Out with the cam and vvt, little bit of grinding on the vvt and all back in, along with gearbox on and all accessories, ready to put the engine back in the car for the next morning. I thought I was on the home stretch then. That was a month ago :crying:

I wont lie to you, there are moments that I think about introducing Mr fuel to Miss match stick.
 
Bumble Beast 😉
Forgot to say mate. Yes you are welcome to steal the name lol. 👍
 
So had an eventful weekend,
1-had a fuel leak in one of the AN fittings, managed to get a replacement today so that's sorted.
2-accessories belt I got with the timing kit is not for the 1.8t :( - need to get correct one still
3-scanned the car for faults and got this one - 18012-Internal Control Module-output driver IC error. I googled it and found some posts saying the ecu was fried!!!! Something to do with throttle body short circuit and frying the IC in the ecu.
I almost slipped into a state of severe depression because I had to cut the TB harness and extended it to the hemi TB. I thought I had got the wires mixed up. Double checked them this morning and all seems ok. So I unclipped the hemi TB and connected the stock TB, scanned again, had no faults and TB alignment was possible. So tested the hemi TB again and it's turns out to be faulty, alignment is not possible and throws a different error now, something about TB mechanical failure.

New TB on order and I await delivery.
 
badger5 said:
gives me more time then .............

bad news on the tbody tho.. :(
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I think you did a sneaky voodoo dance for my TB, new one is on the way so you have a few days :laugh:


Original crank pulley is back on, fluidampr is on the shopping list.
 
Still waiting on this TB :crying:

I "borrowed" the hemi TB off the work truck over the weekend and started the car. Had 2 faults, one was the camshaft sensor, something about the input signal. I remembered I used the camshaft sensor trigger wheel from the AEB cams. Turns out the S3 trigger wheel is different. So fitted that and fault was gone.

Trigger wheels

Also had an open circuit on 4th cylinder ignition coil. So I pulled off the insulation tape on the coil pack harness and found some dodgy wiring. Someone had extended all the wires by about 2 inches at the coil pack plugs. They had twisted the wires together and wrapped in insulation tape. The 4th cylinder had a corroded joint. So I cut the joints off and soldered on the new coil pack plugs and covered the joints with heat shrink and wrapped the harness in insulation tape again.
So thats 2 problems fixed.

I also made a bench flash harness with an ECU plug and OBD2 port, fitted and extra earth in case I ever need to boot mode the ECU.
Hope not though :blink:

Bench flash Harness

There is an issue with the clutch. At idle and foot off the pedal there is a high pitch squeal coming from the gearbox area. As soon as I touch the clutch peddle the noise goes away. I think I need to bleed the clutch system some more. I think there might be some air in the master cylinder.
Anyone have any ideas on this noise? It sounds as bad as a v-belt slipping :blush:
 
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your boot cable is wrong. needs a switch to ecu feed... OBD must be powered all the time, only switching ecu on/off not whole thing as that wont work.
 
you have to switch ecu on and off, NOT complete cable which is all you are able to do as its wired currently.
switch off obd = no workie
 
Ok now I understandy :yes:

Something to do while I wait for the TB
 
Bench harness modification done, now with switch to turn ECU off when required to flash.

Bench Flash Harness V2.0 :laugh:
Bench harness

New Hemi throttle body arrived as well as my base map from Badger5 :arco:

New TB is made in Germany, the other one was made in Canada. Just saying........

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badger5 said:
you have to switch ecu on and off, NOT complete cable which is all you are able to do as its wired currently.
switch off obd = no workie
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Not sure I agree with you there Bill.

Both my setups are switched with the OBD and ECU at the same time, and it works fine. Only way I know it's on or off is when the led on the cable is lit..
 
I know for sure that there is power in my OBD port when the key is off, as all 3 different cables (rosstech, galletto & ebay clone) have a LED thats stays on and the computer is unplugged as well.
Wonder if its different for other models of ecu's as the link I copied didnt have a switch in it and it seemed to work for him.

When I used the NEF software to read the ecu, it didnt ask the key to be cycled. When I finally got the Galletto to work, it asked me to cycled the key to start the read and again to finish the read.
 
Scullies said:
I know for sure that there is power in my OBD port when the key is off, as all 3 different cables (rosstech, galletto & ebay clone) have a LED thats stays on and the computer is unplugged as well.
Wonder if its different for other models of ecu's as the link I copied didnt have a switch in it and it seemed to work for him.

When I used the NEF software to read the ecu, it didnt ask the key to be cycled. When I finally got the Galletto to work, it asked me to cycled the key to start the read and again to finish the read.
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The cable gets all its power (ftdi chip) from the USB, the led on the cables is to show power to the obd port. Recycling the ignition resets the Ecu, if you try to start the car without recycling it won't, turning off then on reset the Ecu and the car will start. For bootmode you need all power to Ecu to be removed , jumper pin 24 then reconnect power, for normal flashing power to Ecu can remain.

personally if suggest you stay away from nefmoto as it will cause you more issues, make sure you back up the 95040 EEPROM as I guarantee if you've used nefmoto then you will at some stage get the dreaded p16xx dtc and only way to fix is by reflashing the 95040 chip. If you're going to use anything use galletto as its pretty bullet proof on the me7 and buy yourself a spare Ecu! For £50-£100 it'll get you out of the sh*t when you brick the Ecu and can't bootmode.
 
beachbuggy said:
Not sure I agree with you there Bill.

Both my setups are switched with the OBD and ECU at the same time, and it works fine. Only way I know it's on or off is when the led on the cable is lit..
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thats how all my bench flashing works.. revo previously.. without ecu seperate on/off, it would'nt work.. Made sense as I was switching off the obd power and comms would have ceased.

turning off obd power turns off software to cable/ecu comms... you only want to power up ecu seperately in boot mode.
if you have'nt done this, you have been lucky the software has tolerated the obd dissapearing. Mine has'nt been tolerant hence the switch, and 1k resistor for boot mode pin. To be fair I have always had this wired like this from early revo days when bench flashing was required, never had to wire it or power it differently for gal or any other flash tool..

If it works like you say, fair dinkum.. every days a school day
 
beachbuggy said:
personally if suggest you stay away from nefmoto as it will cause you more issues, make sure you back up the 95040 EEPROM as I guarantee if you've used nefmoto then you will at some stage get the dreaded p16xx dtc and only way to fix is by reflashing the 95040 chip. If you're going to use anything use galletto as its pretty bullet proof on the me7 and buy yourself a spare Ecu! For £50-£100 it'll get you out of the sh*t when you brick the Ecu and can't bootmode.
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Are you done scaring the living daylights out of me :laugh:

I will definately be using the galletto software and have a copy of the EEPROM in multiple safe locations - can you say PARANOID!

Went to double check OBD power with key off and out the ignition.
Galletto cable
010

Clone cable
011

RossTech cable
013

And a multimeter to make doubley sure :sm4:
014

Battery needs to be charged too.
 
Being forewarned rather crapping yourself when the car won't start is by far the better option! Trust me having been through it before most of this made its way onto nef, I wish someone had told me first. Best £50 I spent was on a spare Ecu, which never gets mapped or touched and only used when the Ecu/laptop cable decides today is not the day to play.
 
boot mode on bench setup yea darren?
power supply for its 12v yea? (13.8v bremi old cb radio psu i had, dont laugh) - lol
 
BigturboS3

Engine bay at the moment. Been working on the map to dial in the fueling, well Bill has been working on the map and I have only been flashing files and logging.
 
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