JohnnyTightlips Build "Maximum Carnage"

Well the next DD will be either an A3 or S3 and the next "project" will probably be an LS swapped rx8. But I don't have a timeline on any of that. I am starting a new job soon that is full time WFH so I can take my time and drive my van for now.
 
Honestly why bother selling the speed?
I just want to get into something else. I am not the type of guy to hold onto the same car all my life. I really like to learn and tinker and I am at a spot with this car where I have done all I wanted. I am not looking for the practical solution lol just for what I want to do. Smart play would be to keep the speed and do even more dumb stuff to it but I am also at a spot in life with kids and work where I can't do that as much so I would rather someone else enjoy it.
 
Although I hate to see you sell it, best of luck with it man and I look forward to hearing about your next project/DD lol I would go awd next js ;) And yes.....I am bias lol
 
Update:

Did more work on the head last night. Was able to cut the intake runners down a little and knife them. I figured that since the JMF is single I would go for it. I am not sure if it helps or hurts but it was free and I was there. I gasket matched it to the AP SINGLE RUNNER SUPER TIG. I am hoping this helps with flow but I am not a pro and it was like 50$ for me to do this so I did it. It took me about 5 hours total to do the entire project. Could I spend more time chasing that 10%, yes, but I won't.

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I also did a little bowl work on the small intake runner that had a pretty pronounced lip on it.

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[doublepost=1550085358][/doublepost]Also side note. I used the Harbor Freight 1/4 in. Air Die Grinder. Which worked great with the smaller AL bit but I bought a longer one to do the intake side and the HF tool is so out of balance it would just not work at all. The bit would flop all over the place and then loosen and fly out. It actually ended up being a good thing as I did not need to use such a long bit. Also a note on the sanding stuff. BE GENTLE, I was pretty heavy with the AL bit but when I tried to add pressure the sanding bit I kept breaking the shanks. Let the sander do the work for you.
Planning to do the bowl work. Is that lip all you did? I am planning to try and sand the bowls smooth if possible with a finer grit so not to mess anything up.

If you have more pics of what you did then feel free to share lol I know you don't even have the car now but still haha
 
Planning to do the bowl work. Is that lip all you did? I am planning to try and sand the bowls smooth if possible with a finer grit so not to mess anything up.

If you have more pics of what you did then feel free to share lol I know you don't even have the car now but still haha
I don't have any more pics, the lip in the bowl is all I really cleaned up.
 
I just went rolled/rounded edges on the intake side with bowl work and stock runners, and on the hot side I had it gasket matched, the inner divider worked a bit and a tiny bit of bowl work. Don't really need much else for sub 600 WHP and IIRC I was flowing 400 WHP worth of air at like 20-21 PSI and 3k foot elevation @8k RPM on a 1.99 liter engine.
 
I just went rolled/rounded edges on the intake side with bowl work and stock runners, and on the hot side I had it gasket matched, the inner divider worked a bit and a tiny bit of bowl work. Don't really need much else for sub 600 WHP and IIRC I was flowing 400 WHP worth of air at like 20-21 PSI and 3k foot elevation @8k RPM on a 1.99 liter engine.
Engine shop said they don't see much gains from exhaust side work but seem to see the most on intake side stuff so good thing that's where most of my work went to lol Dropped it off today!!!!!!
 
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