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vwdarrin
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Some Progress on the type four cylinder heads
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Some Port work And Val job for the type for project 
Part One of the 914 build
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Disassemble And checking cylinder heads 
Q s 1979 super beetle convertible
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Q s 1979 super beetle convertible
Somethings Fast is about to happen
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Getting ready for Drag Night in Orangeburg, South Carolina next weekend
Vw Flywheel 101
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A Video on different dowel pin patterns sizes and other flywheel stuff
Back in the shop
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It’s been a long time but I am back in the garage. Been working on the 1966 Java green beetle
Camshaft Breakin And case sealer 
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Camshaft Breakin And case sealer 
Taking At the progress on the Java bug
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Taking At the progress on the Java bug
A Cool tool to get a perfect color match
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A Cool tool to get a perfect color match
Fitting The New Bulk head to the chassis on a 66 beetle
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Fitting The New Bulk head to the chassis on a 66 beetle
Inspecting The front end on the Baja
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Inspecting The front end on the Baja
Laying Down some clear in the dungeon a little paint video for my old subscribers
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Laying Down some clear in the dungeon a little paint video for my old subscribers
can you do a vid on vw cranks? materals, stroke, power. combos, flanged... maybe rods and rod lengths, combos, reliability. im sure others would like advise from somebody not in a companies pocket. just an idea. thanks
Way too much is depending on oil pressure to simply "HOPE" that spring tension is good enough. Some say, "You don't want it to be too much, you don't want it to be too little." What does this mean when you are trying to control oil pressure at RPM and idle? There is a spring tension specification in the Volkswagen manual under the Engine section, page 35 for Type 1 and page 30 for Type 2. Installing each of these springs should never be guess work. There is a lot of spring tension variation even among new springs. Spring tension is measured when the spring is compressed to the specified loaded length. To do this will require a scale on the drill press table. Set the depth control on the drill press to the specified spring loaded length above the scale surface. Compress the spring to the loaded length then observe and record the scale force. Install springs to your liking then observe their performance. Swap them out as necessary to adjust for desired performance. Read my technical paper titled "Measuring Oil Pressure & Oil Cooler Bypass Spring Tension" on the subject published on The Samba under Technical, Miscellaneous.
Have you ever done this with the motor in the car?
When are you coming up to silver lake sandunes in mears Michigan. Bring a sand buggy
AWESOME VIDEO!! straight to the point, no messiing about, lovely
of course your cylinders come off nice and easy, lucky prick
These would blow the wheels off a Cushman Eagle or even some motorcycles.
Hello darrin, is it possible if you share the specs of the build? Thanks
Great info bro. I as well built my first engine in 1981. Seems we think alike. My last 2165 built a year ago was sealed with yamabond type sealer. Zero case leaks at 10k hard high rpm miles. Cheers!
OK so I wasted my time watching this thinking it was a build video it’s a teardown video with no rebuild footage at all. #clickbait
just outta the blue dude brings up tearing down the engin and her come Darin having at it, ground action and all
How do you hook up the shift linkage in a mid engine set up?
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You can flip the the ring gear in a SSC case. It's not easy, but it can be done.
Great vid. Very informative. Where are the other parts.
I have a question. I have a engine that was a 1641. Cam in a 120 . I don't want to break the case apart. Want to increase the h.p. by going to 1600 jugs. The crank is a stock 69mm . I have been looking at rods some the center to center is longer. That's my question, can I get more compression by just changing the lenth of the rods, or is that a really bad idea
@@genenoud9048 It is not a bad idea. You can use on the rod to move the piston closer to the combustion chamber the tighter you make the quench the more compression you will have. Just make sure to check your piston to have clearance at 15° past top dead center. This is usually where you will have an issue if you get the piston to close. Typically in the Volkswagen world 50,000 is the norm between the top of the piston and the top of the barrel. I have tightened it up to zero before on personal stuff you can get away with 30 and still be pretty safe. On a V-8 you can make it zero or above the deck. But Volkswagen squirm around a little more than a V-8. Hope this helps and doesn’t confuse you lol
@vwdarrin thank you , as always I enjoy your pod cast. I hope you are doing well. God bless
Can I replace my heads in my 1835 to break free since it's been sitting
connecting rod play?
Great job, glad you are the Zalex equipment
Hey sir l need your help about that gearbox
Excellent no nonsense quality videos. Really enjoyed your detailed Type 4 build for CT. More Type 4 info if possible!
Hey ,i am learning alot ,but i have a question..1641, mild port on stock heads, Engle 110 cam , 1.25 rockers. How can you check for valve cleanance and then determine compression short of assembly and then gauge it thru srark plug . Bobby
Thanks ,it took you doing the 3rd piston before i understood about clocking the pistons, and smoking when you start up the engine . Thank you . I did learn alot . First engine build . Bobby
Man., I love Kadrons, they are so simple and efficient.
Looks like your sway bar is on upside down?
Hi Darrin, I watched you and CT build up that old 40hp motor that doesn't take the case stud orings like mine but it does have the cam bearings. Mine must be older than that one you guys worked on because mine doesn't take cam bearings just the crank journal ones. What year did they start using cam bearings on these. mine was built March of 65.
good job
Hard to find videos of that Pauter motor!
Hey Darrin, good stuff! I’ve got a leak at the jug where it seats at case, is this a head torque issue? Or improper seal at case? Can I use honda sealant at the base without pulling motor? High temp silicone sealer?
I swear this has to be one of the funniest videos I've seen 😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂shouts to the guy pulling engine apart absolute legend #mrdontplay😂😂😂😂😂😂 lots of love from England 🏴 🇬🇧
Beautiful
Great video
Hey sir. Always hood to see a new video. Thanks!
Nice to see you building a vw again
I’m glad you’re making more videos again. I looked for you on Facebook but could not find you. .
good to see a video brother! 😎😎😎
Cool to see what's happening with the race car.
Interestingt to hear you talk about reversing the transaxle drive. I have a VW engine and trans bike that I have gradually refined over the years, with a steel shaft through the diff, driving a sprocket. Just wonder if you have ever felt the need to build a bike of this type ?
Hey Darrin ! I' still here too ?
Cool vid... good to see you having fun
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I hope everything is good with you and yours! I've been watching you for a very long time! Keep doing what you do. as always-more content!
Glad to see you again! Thanks for the update.
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Empi has the bugpack flange cranks
Glad to see a video buddy and deffently glad to see you back in the race...
Cool good info.
I can't wait to see the single port. I will probably go back that route on the Manx one day. Good to see you out in the garage again Darrin.
Did you ask Ben if he has a flanged crank?
Your knowledge of all the different facets of modifying heads is quite glorious!!!