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Title: golf mk2 2 liter steel crank
Post by: Gareth on 26 January 2009, 17:27
does any one know where i could find a golf mk2 2 liter steel crank? cheers
Title: Re: golf mk2 2 liter steel crank
Post by: danny_p on 26 January 2009, 18:51
are you after 92.8 mm cranck that'll fit the mk2 engine  or   a spectalised aftermarket on for a revmonster

aftermarket ones are a bit scarece  as the std item is pritty damb tough.  aftermarket pullys can kill them due to resonance they snap at one of the main bearings   but other than that  they good for 8 k and dosent take much to get them good for more,  power wise 500  pony.   dont want to try an go further with a vw 4 pot else it'll cost £££££  or be very un reliable   
Title: Re: golf mk2 2 liter steel crank
Post by: Gareth on 27 January 2009, 01:15
not sure what size it would be! im guessing it would have to be aftermarket! im building a 2.2liter 8v and i want it to be a real mean rev monster im using forged pistons and rods going all the way with every thing and i was told a steel crank would be better if i could find one :P
Title: Re: golf mk2 2 liter steel crank
Post by: danny_p on 27 January 2009, 19:18
2.2 ltrs   fhaucking hell.

if intrested i have 3  92.8mm ( 2.0 job )    if you want more you can get a 95.5mm  from a 1.9D
Title: Re: golf mk2 2 liter steel crank
Post by: Gareth on 28 January 2009, 00:17
yeah she shall be a beast :P how much you looking for it mate? cheers
Title: Re: golf mk2 2 liter steel crank
Post by: Mrpug on 30 January 2009, 21:09
from what I've read the bottom end of the 1.8 16v up to the pistons is forged. Has the thoought of a longer rod. I'm curious to see also if the crank & connecting rods can be shot peaned. I'm thinking maybe bore out a 1.8 and keep the stroke and maybe go with the bigger pistons forged of coarse. Doing this may give you the results you want. But, there is always abetter way. Put some work into the head, that'll help with the flow and revs, look for a bigger valved 8v head or get your valves changed. It could be pricy but worth the gains.Are  you gont to have a motorway blaster or a pull out of the turn? Or torque miester. Keep us posted I'm curious i've been thinking of either building a healthy 1.8 G60 type enging ( I've always wanted a supercharged engine. or go with a 2.o 16valver with a couple of mild camshafts. Or combine the 2. A blown 2.0 16 valver, hhmmm sounds just lovely.
Title: Re: golf mk2 2 liter steel crank
Post by: Gareth on 30 January 2009, 23:46
from what I've read the bottom end of the 1.8 16v up to the pistons is forged. Has the thoought of a longer rod. I'm curious to see also if the crank & connecting rods can be shot peaned. I'm thinking maybe bore out a 1.8 and keep the stroke and maybe go with the bigger pistons forged of coarse. Doing this may give you the results you want. But, there is always abetter way. Put some work into the head, that'll help with the flow and revs, look for a bigger valved 8v head or get your valves changed. It could be pricy but worth the gains.Are  you gont to have a motorway blaster or a pull out of the turn? Or torque miester. Keep us posted I'm curious i've been thinking of either building a healthy 1.8 G60 type enging ( I've always wanted a supercharged engine. or go with a 2.o 16valver with a couple of mild camshafts. Or combine the 2. A blown 2.0 16 valver, hhmmm sounds just lovely.

cheers for the info if any one else can shed any light more light on the 16v crank being steel might have to get my self one :P ! as for the head im going to be using a rebuilt head thats been ported and gas flowed and is useing light weight 40.5mm inlet and 35mm exhaust valves