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Lets just clear this up: You rebuilt the entire motor, with stock parts. Why not at that time, put rods (at a minimum) into it? AEB stock pistons hold power well, stock rods dont hold more than 300hp. well shy of that figure actually.
A 30R at 4 lbs isnt going to do squat, at all actually. I make 4lbs of boost on the 2step, and it doesnt make ANY power. Infact my 3076 starts to build boost, I am talking 5psi, at 3900 rpm, full boost 24lbs at 4200.
Not to mention I have yet to see a 4 lb wastegate spring, so you wont be able to boost OLNY 4lbs.
No offense but your full of missinformation here about hat 1.8t.
When the motor was apart, if you wanted to go 30R or what ever. You should have done ATLEAST rods. Proper build would have been forged pistons, forged rods, and build the head up to rev higher. Not to mention that 30R physically needs everything changed under the hood… exhaust manifold, down pipe, exhaust, intercooler piping, oil feed/return, coolant feed/return. thats just to bolt it on.
to make it run properly, under proper boost, even low boost for that turbo 16lbs lets say, would require a little less than a 630cc (@3bar) file (unitronic or eurodyne) and 630 injectors. 630 injectors need more fuel than that intank will provide, so you need a stronger drop in pump, or an inline pump to asist the stocker.
Then once it runs, forget about the stock clutch. Kiss the stock diff good by, and say hello to dif rivets blasting holes in your bellhousing.
That in a nut shell is what a 1.8t needs. Ask me how I know.