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PostPosted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 7:58 pm 
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Ok so i finely killed my 1915 and i starter building a 2110 here is what i have so far.

crank emp 76mm
rods uni tech 5.5
cam VZ-15
cylinders 94mm
heads stock
carbs dual kadron 44mm

Here is what i was still thinking about getting still

magnum 044 heads 40/37
weber 44 carbs

What do you think what would you do different and what kind of power do you think that it will make with this set up with what i have and with the new carbs and heads


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 8:06 pm 
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With either engine the stock heads are going to kill the power.
You might as well just go 82x94 and dual 44 IDFs. Get Steve Tims at www.performanceworkshop.com to build you a set of heads. The price of his heads includes porting your intakes, setting valve spring pressure for your cam, head ccs about perfect for a 2.0 liter stroker with .040-.060 deck and modifying port volume if needed. That is service you just can't get out of an off the self head and his heads are cheaper than compareable CB heads. Tuned properly this combo with a W 120 cam this combo is about 160-180 hp with a very wide power band from 2000-6000. Sticking with the VZ 15 cam will make the torque come on even sooner. I have used both cams. The 2109 engine you list will also pull real hard with the VZ 15 cam and a set of Tims heads. The Kads will work fine but dual IDFs will make more power. Here is a link to a dyno chart of just how wide the torque power band is with a 2275 and W 120. The VZ 15 should come on a good 500 rpms sooner which is very helpful off road.
http://images.thesamba.com/vw/gallery/pix/396094.jpg


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PostPosted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 8:36 pm 
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Is this a woodbuggy or street & what trans tires race gas or 93


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PostPosted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 10:15 pm 
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hyde wrote:
Is this a woodbuggy or street & what trans tires race gas or 93




woods, stock 6 rib, 31 inch Firestone, 93 octane


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PostPosted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:46 pm 
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If you have the vz15 run it if not by a 110 or c35 . on need to run 044 on a 2110 go 042 with 42 vavles & mild porting & bual springs . if the buggy is light run 10to1 go lower if car is heavy . for the woods idf carbs or dellortos work best . Run .040 deck this .040 from piston to head . Call one of sponsors of woodsbuggy like Drew , for parts & help & eng Dyno for TQ #


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