I am so stoked for this episode! I love this car… and it was one of the last project’s of Ken and Lia’s that I got to watch.

@stanceworks

Жыл бұрын

I recorded a bit at the end for Ken but clipped it out. It’s better suited for later.

@dadfeelsgood8872

Жыл бұрын

@@stanceworks respect

@SadDusti128

Жыл бұрын

I loved that video of Ken working with Lia. So sad to hear of his passing.

@SadDusti128

Жыл бұрын

@@stanceworks Thanks for clipping it out. That was a good decision and very respectful. You are a good guy.

@TURBOTRISTO

Жыл бұрын

keep ken out of it, this has nothing to do with his tragic passing, no need to virtue signal to people

As a fellow ocean engine aficionado and former wielder of the torch, I can wholeheartedly recommend an induction heater for those stuck bolts. They're only around $200 these days, and you can really get a lot of heat into exactly where you need it. You also don't run the risk of damaging anything else around.

Just things I can think of right now to look for: AAN engine things to keep notice of: -Cracks in timing gear key or fully sheared, closely inspect. Full billet options available. Issue also in small chassis cars -Cracks in cylinder head from spark plug holes. Not a total disaster, there is a spec for them in the AAN manual -Lots of small chassis cars like the URQ get the 3b engine from a '91 200 due to more compact intake design due to radiator clearance issues in small chassis that large chassis cars don't have issues with. Not 100% sure intake manifolds are a direct swap. -Many off the shelf options for retrofit newer ignition coils and harnesses. Popular and accessible options seem to the 2.0l red tops from newer VAG. -There is reported issues with ARP main studs and fouling oil check valves in the block of AAN. Just something to look into and research. Urquattro things: -Closely inspect the firewall around the clutch master while actuating, small chassis cars don't have enough bracing in the firewall for these early hydraulic set ups and they often crack/flex causing issues with clutch master alignment and rod breakage. Some aftermarket solutions tie the master mounts to the steering rack mounts. I believe Audi's solution in the rally days was internal to the cabin of the car instead of the engine bay. - Definitely interested in seeing how you tackle the hydraulic brake booster set up. Some have swapped to vacuum assist from 4000s/Coupe GTs but there are concerns there of maintaining vacuum to the booster while under load. Can't wait to see the progress on this build!

@rylanclark8221

Жыл бұрын

It might not look the best but some modern vehicles, such as my 2006 Volvo, use a vacuum pump for when the engine is under load, so that's a possible solution. Otherwise would a vacuum reservoir work? My C4 A6 has two.

@cuatrokoop32v

Жыл бұрын

3B, RR, AAN, ABY and ADU intake and exhaust manifolds all fit the "different" 20v heads fine. The 7A and NM heads are the same minus the extra water cooling ports on the intake side, which can be machined in to them (same base castings for all seven engine codes). You can interchange valve covers too, basically just the three different styles. 3B/RR, 7A/NM and AAN/ABY/ADU.

@theo_korner

Жыл бұрын

AAN: Make sure to get the crank balanced with the clutch to avoid wear through vibration on the first crank bearing Red Top coil on plug vonversion is a good way to go

@Mpeterson1286

Жыл бұрын

This. Also, go buy the crank holder tool. You need it. And you will never get the crank bolt out without either bolting the engine stand down or doing timing with it bolted into the car. That torque spec is crazy.

@repingers9777

Жыл бұрын

Not trying to be a hater but when i saw the engine reveal i laughed at how cheap and anemic it looked. It makes the honda K series from his other project look like a beautiful big ferrari engine in comparison lmao, no hate just thought it was funny. I'm excited to see this build that 5 cylinder sound is something i wanna hear in person really bad

Sometimes ring gaps line up due to a worn spot in the cylinder and the rings move to that spot and stay there. Might be a good move to get it checked at the machine shop. Good luck with the build, love your content 👍

Looks like that engine truly sat in a field for a while, at least from the exterior. It's great that the seals (and the residual oil I guess?) held up and kept the internals nice! I'd definitely take a "only have to make the external look pretty" headache over "replace thousands of dollars worth of internals" headache any day. Hopefully the lot gets finished soon so you can get back to wrenching like you love. It's great Byron and Khalil both gave you space in their shop to work this week as well as helped you out with what looked like a nightmare of an engine. I know they're still in the early days of starting up that company which is always rough, and I'm sure they're busy. Great content as always Mike! Excited to see the engine slowly get built back up with bigger and better internals in coming episodes.

Having grown up in New England, all that rust brought back so many memories! The struggles are real... I was honestly impressed you only had to destructively remove one part. Can't wait to see this come together!

I love that you did a video showing off your neighbors work.....and views are views. That said, the quality of work that I have seen on your channel tells me that if you are recommending them......they are better than good. Still. Another great video sir. Thanks

Love watching that engine tear-down. I just know you are going to make that look better than brand new! Such an iconic build, can't wait to see how this turns out.

As a new Englander all my life I’ve seen ten year old cars that look like that engine. The contrast of interior vs. exterior is a testament to the quality of 1980’s Audi materials and build standards. Looking forward to the next installment. Media blasting and a hot tank on that block and it will look great!

@daedalus_20v

Жыл бұрын

Always gotta roll my eyes when KZreadrs work on anything with surface rust and act like it was raised from the Titanic. Any used engine around here that DOESN'T require a torch to take apart is considered "museum quality."

I used to have a S4 with the AAN engine, i changed the old coils to newer coilpacks from a TFSI motor and harness from 034 Motorsport. The engine ran much better and smoother at lower rpm with the newer coilpacks

Loving the project. Many of us use a 3B intake manifold and piping in the small chassis, but it's not an absolute must to do so. Just have to check for clearance for the side mount radiator. Oh, and I used the engine teardown on mine to "justify" buying a welder (for the stripped hex heads and sheared bolts), lol.

Love the build. For my 1990 Coupe I have the Wagner Tuning intake manifold and intercooler.

that's a nice surprise, didn't expect that engine to look that good on the inside

This channel should be at least 400k right about now, it's criminal that it isn't!

@williammoore4576

Жыл бұрын

Needs a Motortrend companion show… just brilliant content and production quality for an Indy guy.

Ken block just finished a similar car as a family project everyone be sure to give it up for ken very tragic he was an inspiration to all regardless of the sport.

I’m retired Audi tech of 47 years, that motor is a strong piece and never had a problem concern with internals as long as there is oil and coolant in it. I just did regular maintenance including timing belt and tensioner and water pump. There is a special tool to hold front crank pulley and a extension used with a 3/4” breaker bar to loosen bolt and used with a torque wrench for the proper torque,make sure to use locktite on the bolt as it is used as a sealant as well.

Subscribed! Having owned a few 10v and 20v Audis and dreamed of doing such a transplant, I will live vicariously through your build. Hopefully the hiccups will be minimal and the outcome will be magical

I had Jeff Gerner @ four ring performance supplying all my parts for my AAN build i consider him a mentor for these units along as many others in the old 5cyl community, in case you are still looking for pistons, cams and all the necessary parts for the build! ✌🏼 good luck!

Happy New Year, big man! I can't wait to see you knock the crust off this engine and see what you've got planned.

@stanceworks

Жыл бұрын

Appreciated as always my man!

Great video, from someone who is planning on an engine build it is always fun to see. This will Be the best car in the garage when it’s done. Ur Quattro as stated below was Ken’s daughters choice for her first car. Ken Block is on everyone’s mind and it’s a terrible loss. My heart goes out to his family. It is unbelievable the pain they are enduring as someone who has been in their shoes. Looking forward to what you create here. Tons of aftermarket help in the US here. I’m about to spend some serious $ on my build

as an 80's kid these audis quatros were the top cars on the road where i live went to a few group b rallies the cars where just wild

Just rebuilt my AAN. Go with Supertech valves and springs. Keep stock pistons but upgrade rods is a must. I went with IE rods.

that car looks amazing, really good conditon, I'm sort of a purist so I love seeing relatively stock survivors like this one

Nice. I have a 1996 S2 Coupe not been on the road for 12 years now. Only done 75k miles. Will be getting that back in action this years. Always good to see anyone one of these classics kept in action

Looking forward to this build so much. Those flared arches on the Quattro are schmexy as all hell!

Being from the north east I've taken to applying grease and anti seize to every component I come in contact with because of the difficulties of disassembly at a later date. Doesn't hurt to take an extra second to save you from hours of headache in the future even if you live in a fair climate.

That block reminded me of the BMW blocks the F1 team in the early 80's used to leave out in the elements to help season them to be more dimensionally stable. You may have a real diamond in the rough there and I'm sure with a little effort you'll have a gem on your hands. As for the rods the discussion begins and ends with Carrillo. They are local to you and hands down the only choice for ultimate reliability.

@stanceworks

Жыл бұрын

Amen! On all counts. Rumor has it techs used to pee on the blocks out back to season them further. Should I give this one a spritz?

@benzina5917

Жыл бұрын

@@stanceworks I'm sure a little uric acid won't hurt but you'll want to give it a good even coat to avoid differential seasoning of the block which could lead to a crack

@hazethehides

Жыл бұрын

@@stanceworks if we ever hear the words "ammonia hardened", we know what you did

@thebigmacd

Жыл бұрын

I see the BMW F1 lore has grown legs and escaped reality. The F1 team bought used motors with tons of miles on them. Leaving them out in the weather wouldn't do anything for dimensional stability. It was the heat cycles and vibration from road use that stress-relieved them.

The Quattro was my favorite rally car of all time. This is the coolest !

Great video! Cool to see others getting involved in the project.

Great work!! Love the content and way you’re explaining your process. Can’t wait to see the progress on this one and for you to rally it!

So pumped on this content! I picked up an S4 last year for cheap The whole hotside had been disassembled. All the parts are there so a good opportunity to pull the engine and do a full or partial rebuild. Very much looking forward to the loom/standalone content

I loved getting to see an engine teardown. Two this week! Eric over at IDoCars does one every Saturday night. On the subject of crank pulleys... at least you didn't need a forklift and a front-end loader to remove the crank bolt. Can't wait to see this thing go back together. Engine work has always been one of my favorite things.

Saw "stance" works and thought oh boy, some camber boys got their hands on a urquattro, but you guys are a legit page.

I loled hard when you said the engine looks like it came from the bottom of the ocean... That's a mint looking motor up in the rust belt/Canada

Stoked for this build. I've learned to love audi once I got my b8 s5 4.2

Imaging seeing this engine and saying "let's throw this in my Audi". Mike keeps his eye on the vision and I love him for it!

This is exactly what I needed this morning

wish i could do something to contribute to the raising of this channel, i still cannot believe how small is the number of subscribers at this channel, honestly. i've learned so much and enjoyed every episode of your journeys. keep it up Mike, you are awesome

I can't wait to see what you do with this engine! A video cleaning the engine block would be cool. May be the video you need for this week.

Bought from Atlanta? More like Atlantis! Super excited about this one. Big Audi fan.

These videos are cleaner than your ferranda

Been waiting on this episode!!!! Starting a build soon so keen to soak up as much info as possible

Loving that 5 pot 20valve goodness

I was waiting for this teardown, i can't wait to see what you'll do with it ! Looks like you are starting with a pretty healthy engine, too.

@preonmodel9906

Жыл бұрын

Not using this engine

sounds like you're getting the whole classic audi experience

I have a 1991 Audi Quattro Coupe in in the middle of doing the 3b swap in right now. I’m also doing the coil over swap instead of the distributor. Love to see there’s other underway with these cars

I love this car so much. I can't wait to see the stanceworks touch added

So stoked for the E30 project. You talk & teach so well. I just purchased my fist E30. So I’m super stoked to see what you’re gonna be building.

Love the careful disassembly. That quattro is epic , a 944t is also sweet

Love this 5 cylinder build, I definitely have an Audi 5cyl on my bucket list

Still not as bad as the D2 V8 I’m working on but it was still enjoyable to watch your collective pain. Great project 👍🏻

Love the Audi content, gets me excited to build my Couple Quattro. Gotta keep the 5 cylinders.

I love this! Really looking forward to the rest of the series.

Like any restoration, it takes time. So, take your time. You want this done right. What's really great is that you got started on the Audi and it's going to be awesome. The Ferrari will be done in time.

I love these old 80s cars, love your channel man 👍👍

Can't wait to see the e30 project 😋

Love this build… hope this is the next big project on the channel

Great video man! Love this build and love your channel! So detail-oriented and the way you explain things in a direct and simplified manner makes it so interesting and easier to understand, much love! 🤙

@stanceworks

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate that!

Great to see a new project!! Like it, keep it up!

Like a scene out of the Castle 😄

Loving every minute of this. Motivates me to grab a project car/stress reliever🤣 Subscribed!

Excited to see another upload Can't wait to see how the Quattro turns out

Ken tribute of some sort would be amazing ❤

Ah yes an Alfa 75 (Milano) your friends next door have just won another follower 🍀 That said , this Quattro build is keeping me hooked to your channel to Mike 👌🏻

Very excited to see this project. I am a bit surprised that more time wasn't spend researching this engine and how it is laid out, and slightly surprised that shop doesn't have any 3/4" sockets or breaker bar. 30 minutes of research would have saved hours of frustration. Both those things would have made your life MUCH easier than depending intuition, and air and cordless. The only thing that was a surprise to me was the alternator bolt. Someone messed with that before and left you a nice gift. lol Check out the key on the pulley to make sure it's good or get a billet pulley instead. These engines are unfortunately getting harder and harder to find these days as so many 'enthusiasts' hoard parts, and a lot of people gave up on these cars around 10 years ago when they started getting to 2nd hand owners who don't have the financial resources, as well as a lack of mechanics that are not scared of older German cars. Now the cars are in more demand, but it's hard to make up for that lack of parts as well as Audi AG not being willing to ship older parts to the US.

So pumped for this!

An induction heater is the only way to remove most of the bolts on this engine, even the seized alternator bolt can be heated entirely through the alloy bracket to break it free .

Looking forward to following this build. I have a JY that will have to undergo the same one day or another.

Happy New Year sir!!! Thank you for continuing to produce awesome content

Awesome project.

Fantastic engines they are... But the Crank Bolt is surely the tightest pos Bolt I ever had to loosen in my mechanic Career

Awesome episode

Watching Lia Block's Ur Quattro build Broken Quattros briefly talked about the different manifold required for short wheeled cars.

Keep Up te good work greetings from Holland 💪

So much diversity lately with the 244 GTK, some Apache content and the Audi! I was really looking forward to what you had in store for the Apache, but the Audi is so cool! Completely non car related, what kind of pocket knife do you carry?

@stanceworks

Жыл бұрын

It’s an exceed designs co TiRant v3

Love this build

My machinist use a cleaning bath with a paintstripper and acid. The blocks come out of it in shining light grey cast iron. Ive never seen cast iron like that it just looks amazing. Unfortunate for me my gm 60 deg v6 was one of those 1/100 blocks where they paint didnt come off so I still had to spend time sanding it..

Awesome. Not surprised that the internals look as good as they do, but yeah, the outside looks like its lived at the bottom of the Caspian sea. Looking forward to seeing what you end up doing, motor wise :D

@cuatrokoop32v

Жыл бұрын

Agree, you and I both know how durable the old 2.1/2.2/2.3 engines are... They look like crap on the outside but are totally fine on the inside even at 200k+ miles. The short block of my old 220k-ish mile NG went on to live under a 7A head with 3B manifolds and a K24 turbo slapped on it for a while.

Outstanding!!

Yo Mike, make sure your key on the crank snout didn't just shear off. Audi made a tool for holding the damper when doing a timing belt job on these. I made my own out of a 4ft length of flat steel bar and a 4x4 hub socket cut up to fit inside the damper and allow a socket to pass through. Also absolutely have the machine shop inspect that head for cracks!

A stock head will easily do 600whp. Also, the stock intake is fairly good, and you should be able to keep it. To be fair, an RS2 manifold with a stock intake with a ballbearing turbo and forged rods and pistons will be enough. You'd make a reliable 500ish whp all day long

this kind of video is sick i love how engaging it feels

I've done the timing belt on a 10v and used a 3-foot pipe on my breaker bar! The engine was still in the car, so that helped hold that end of things!

The year always starts with good things. KK hard at work to I c Edit I didn't know it was his business, congrats

Woah what an endeavor!

Marc at EFIExpress makes an LS-style coilpack system for AANs and can get you the manifold. I had these on my AAN powered S6 and it was so much better. I had an RS2 turbo and 034 RS2 ECU and it was strong to 32psi of boost and regular 28psi. The N75 was the problem... It's now called EFI Motorsport. $509 for the entire plug and play kit. For $250, they'll sell you one that uses modern factory VW/Audi coil-on-plugs, but the coilpack system is remote mounted so the coilpacks don't overheat on top of the engine

man, i remember a few videos ago you said this engine wasn't describe well from the shipper... thats an understatement looks like someone pulled that motor in like 95 and left it sitting under a tree hah

You Cali guys are so spoiled, that engine looks like a gem!

AWESOME!

Flywheels are really heavy on these engines, so if you get a fluidamper running a lighter flywheel won't bother it at all. If you aren't going to throw a ton of boost at it, run a higher compression piston. An aftermarket I beam rod will be fine. Doing an exhaust manifold would help for ease of servicing if you convert to Vband clamps. It would also allow you to run an anti-lag valve, which not only sounds amazing, but is consistent with how audi modded these cars for racing series.

The Audi/VW front pulley and accessory pulley Allen headed bolts are notoriously cheesey…😂 Amazed you got any out as easily as you did. 👍🏻

@stanceworks

Жыл бұрын

Maybe we got a bit lucky!

there was a study that showed the rings actually spin in the bore on the piston, like a surprising amount. i still line my rings up, but its not something im ever super worried about. the fact they all came out lined up like that is bizarre as hell lol

E30!!!!!!! looking forward to see what you do with that.

Nice episode! You could try to drill those bolts out instead of cutting alternator.

Can we get that footage of Khalil gobbling at a sunset? hahaha

I was just trying to find some good video and BOOM StanceWorks uploaded. Nice 8)

@stanceworks

Жыл бұрын

Woo!

Watching you guys remove the hub pulley made me think about how i have to hand torque the outer axle bolt on my jetta to 200 lbft plus 180 degrees. By far the most excruciating thing ive done to it so far.

034Motorsports has a lot of support for these engines and I built my 7A Turbo with mostly parts supplied by them and they're in your neck of the woods.

Those coil plugs are set up like a cosworth V10 engine that rob damn has. Just a fact I pointed out . Great video man keep it up

Happy New Year Mike, 500 HP would make this an absolute beast :) Good luck dude.