Just another home build 2056 upgrade...but this one is mine!, Redux THrē: It's been so FUN lets do it again..... |
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Just another home build 2056 upgrade...but this one is mine!, Redux THrē: It's been so FUN lets do it again..... |
rfinegan |
Jan 19 2021, 08:10 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 1,042 Joined: 8-February 13 From: NC Member No.: 15,499 Region Association: MidAtlantic Region |
Porsche 914 2056 upgrade
1.7 case upgrade from 1.7.> 2.0 now> 2056 53.9 cc (turns out these are 1.8 heads)new 2.0 style chamber with 44 x38 valves and 57 CC cambers 9.0 CR Cam Shaft /lifters RABY 9530. See Cam Card KB 96 Pistons and rings (2.0 rods) EMW H-Beam rods ARP bolts. EMW 2.0 Crank.25/ Standard /.25 rods Webber 40 and 44 carbs Short Pierce style manifolds 3/4 bolt Malory Unilite Grey-Grey Distributor Pete Weber 1 5/8 4-2-1 with Evo 2 muffler Tangerine 1 5/8 stub pipes and with 02 bung at collector Innovate LM-1 with RPM Balance internals Balance Crank NEW lightened/flywheel and Pressure plate with blower 1.7 tins complete 9.0 CR with Deck height to .040 Recommend RPM range. 6200? Est HP GOAL. 130-140 HP? After a tear down of my 2.0l engine I started the build up to the 2056 big bore upgrade. Having a Bridgeport I started with the (5) 3/8 oil galley plug on the block halves Drilling a hole in the plugs and a slide hammer to remove the old plugs then started the installation of the new pugs I was able to order from Type 4 store. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50CYceSrBq0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOMa6nqbkBQ |
rfinegan |
Mar 28 2021, 07:41 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 1,042 Joined: 8-February 13 From: NC Member No.: 15,499 Region Association: MidAtlantic Region |
ARP bolt stretch:
Following the instructions for messing bolt stretch required a $60.00 to $200.00 bolt stretch dial indicator. I will do my best to user a micrometer for this. peeps just a little better them guessing and generic number. 0.0005 to 0.00055 torque 30 lbs. I also plastigaged the cleansed the rods too. 1) Clean rod ends and mating faceless 2) Remove grease from threaded rod ends 3) Apply arp molly lube rod threads faces, bolts 4) Assemble cap and rod 5) Torque bolts to 15 lbs 6) Losen first bolt and measure base rod boot length. Tighten to to rod stretch is achieved. repeat for other rod bolt MY results were: base bolt measure : 1.8640 bolt stretch : 1.8580 difference : 0.00060 @ 28lbs very close I used 27 for my final torque and bearing clearance of 0.0015 |
Mark Henry |
Mar 28 2021, 09:59 AM
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that's what I do! Group: Members Posts: 20,065 Joined: 27-December 02 From: Port Hope, Ontario Member No.: 26 Region Association: Canada |
ARP bolt stretch: Following the instructions for messing bolt stretch required a $60.00 to $200.00 bolt stretch dial indicator. I will do my best to user a micrometer for this. peeps just a little better them guessing and generic number. 0.0005 to 0.00055 torque 30 lbs. I also plastigaged the cleansed the rods too. 1) Clean rod ends and mating faceless 2) Remove grease from threaded rod ends 3) Apply arp molly lube rod threads faces, bolts 4) Assemble cap and rod 5) Torque bolts to 15 lbs 6) Losen first bolt and measure base rod boot length. Tighten to to rod stretch is achieved. repeat for other rod bolt MY results were: base bolt measure : 1.8640 bolt stretch : 1.8580 difference : 0.00060 @ 28lbs very close I used 27 for my final torque and bearing clearance of 0.0015 You torqued and used the stretch gauge? I've tested VW and Porsche ARP rod fasteners between 25 to 40 lbs and have found that I get the same result with both methods. 996 bolts (Carrillo and stock rods with ARP bolts) are 40 lbs, good thing the torque is accurate as 3 of 6 rods you can't get the stretch gauge on the bolt. |
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