New stroker motor for 1.8t
 

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/23829/picture_015.jpg"></center><p>I had a stock short block in the car for the 1.8t challange. New motor is-AEB block, ABA crank, carrillo rods, JE pistons using my ported head/manifold and GT30 off the other motor.
I also pulled the syncro drivetrain and am adding the 02M 6 speed with the haldex coupling. Still working on a way to fully control the haldex ECU. Any input would be helpful.

You are putting HalDex into a UrQ? Isn't that a down grade from TorSen?

Post in the TT forum. I know there is a haldex controler on the market......
 

Not sure how advanced it is.
I also know that citron uses a version of haldex in their race cars that is able to be programed via laptop....thats is prolly $$$$$.

That motor is for this car......
 

<center><img src="http://www.europeancarweb.com/18tchallenge/1.8tchallenge045_z.jpg"></center><p>

This should give you guys a better Idea what I'm doing.
 

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UR-Q's come with lockable center Diffs not torsen.

That motor is for my car right? hehe

mmmmmm...golf rallye
 

Must....get.....one......

rear diff is mounted
 

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/23829/picture.jpg"></center><p>Just have to put on a-arms /axels and rear mount. To bad the next 1.8t challange is in CA.

Re: Post in the TT forum. I know there is a haldex controler on the market......
 

I believe AMD in the UK has a haldex controller for sale