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Bosch pump and engine setup - bashbarnard - 06-11-2014
I know various things have been coverd in the past but the threads I found were years old and things have moved forward now.
1. Noticed today that my pump is almost fully advanced. Runs like a treat no issues at all done 6k like this so far. Surely this is stressing the engine more and when I go for more power next year im worried it may help a conrod find its way out.
2.hdi rods are beefier round the little end. I will be sticking a set in. But whos thrown hdi rods and what power I know there not full proof.
3. I am aware that xuds will basically run if you just almost get it right. I'm not one for almost. I think almost is just lazy. Any tips on getting things just right.
4. Building engine up from scratch at some point soon. Genuine pug parts for bearings and bits Or machine shops.
RE: Bosch pump and engine setup - Piggy - 06-11-2014
1) each pump/engine will setup differently...although I would expect some knock at that far advanced unless its a tooth out and thus that far advanced to adjust for that
2) nothing is fall proof...HDi rods just help. Forged for the win!
3) trial and error! That and strip down a pump to see how it works and what you can do!
4) consider best quality stuff you can afford.
RE: Bosch pump and engine setup - bashbarnard - 06-11-2014
I get a little knock nothing majour. May back it off a tad just to see.
Ill stick to hdi rods for now I reckon they can handle the 150 bhp aim as a start then consider forged if I go massive power.
Id love to strip down some pumps but there like rocking horse shit here. I do keep an eye out. Got a few ideas from work as our ldvs run boash ve pumps too.
I was more wondering what people use. My last majour build was on a classic mini and nothing could come from a dealer. Its all about building up knowledge. Stumbled across a thread the other day about getting most out of k14 and looks like you were running one a while back piggy.
RE: Bosch pump and engine setup - Piggy - 06-11-2014
Yeah, 130bhp ish is possible on a k14/t2.
I would think hdi rods be good to 170-180bhp matey.
RE: Bosch pump and engine setup - bashbarnard - 07-11-2014
Ill put a set of hdi rods im the next build for sure. Bigger turbo= bigger rods. I dont want to put the engine in and kill it. Just want the pump setup just right too as I hear too much stress can cause issues as well.
As for the k14 ive just had to put one on mine as my ko3 died. Seals went. No plams for it though. Cba concentrate on next build