

| Subject: | Re: engine swap (ignorant questions) -> EV piston slap |
| From: | John Simick 1-800-736-3550 |
| Date: | Thu, 11 Dec 1997 19:17:13 -0500 |
STOP THIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
L-Soft list server at Vanagon List (1.8c) wrote:
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> >> All Audi I-5 engines I've seen fitted to Audi 4K, 5K, 80, 90, 100, 200,
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> >> and VW Quantum are canted at approx 15-20 degrees.
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> >> Scot wrote:
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> >> I don't believe "Piston Slap" is HYPE, as it was claimed. I have a
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> >> question about the angle of the inline 5 as it is used in the Audi; do
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> >> the pistons travel vertically, or is there some angle set from
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> >> vertical? I know from my EV that the engine is on an angle and if the
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> > Unknown command - "VERTICAL?". Try HELP.
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> >> engine was designed to run upright, there is a very good chance of
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> > Unknown command - "ENGINE". Try HELP.
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