Integrated Engineering Engine Dyno Videos

[sales@IE]

The Integrated Engineering Engine Dyno is used to design, test, and torture IE parts during the design and testing phase. The data produced is used to make adjustments and test power to ensure the highest quality part before going into your engine bay. This also makes for some very cool video and photo. :thumbsup:

Running high boost, high sustained RPM in the dark. Wait for the end, marshmallow roasting fun:



Here is a video of us breaking in a FSI/1.8T highbred engine for a Landspeed Racing VW race car for Bonneville Salt Flats Speed Week:



The start of our 2.5L 5CYL engine dyno project begins, LOTS of products for these engines will be produced:



Camshaft testing on a fully built 2.0L stroker 1.8t:



Lots and lots of videos and media come out of our engine dyno room, stay tuned for more! :thumbsup:

 

[Rus.K]

Great company and awesome customer service :thumbsup:

 

[Crispy21]

Im sure a lot of people will be happy with more 2.5L products

 

[sales@IE]

Thanks guys! :w00t:

 

[Sir_chubs]

i cant wait to start really building my 2.5 motor, and i cant wait to see the products you guys crank out for it

 

[sales@IE]

i cant wait to start really building my 2.5 motor, and i cant wait to see the products you guys crank out for it

Check out our 2.5L product thread, we have tons already. :thumbsup:

 

[Tyler@IE]

Have not bumped this thread in a while, we have our new 2.0T FSI engine running on the dyno and ready for some serious development time. Here is a quick video teaser of it running:

 

[FaLLeNAn9eL]

Awesome videos! Though I am a bit disappointed. The roasting marshmallows comment got my hopes up.

 

[flat tire]

That engine sounds GREAT.

 

[Tyler@IE]

Awesome videos! Though I am a bit disappointed. The roasting marshmallows comment got my hopes up.

There will be LOTS more coming, once up and running properly this 2.0T will see extensive work and lots of power all in the name of R&D!

That engine sounds GREAT.

It does sound mean, although it sounds this way because the engine was started without an exhaust, 02 sensor, or MAF. Once we finish wiring up the rest of these items it will sound as mild and boring as any other factory FSI. But not for long..... :thumbsup: