Justnspace vs J32/J37
#361
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How much psi were you running on the comp test? If you have high ring pressures it is sometimes necessary to add another 10-15psi to detect any leaking valves or worn seats. Leak down tests are always more accurate and give you a much better idea of where the compression loss is going. Hissing out the throttle body=intake valve leak/ heard from the exhaust =exhaust valve leak, etc.
Last edited by KR3J//; 09-10-2014 at 01:25 AM.
#363
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Dude, it took him 2 months and 8 friends doing the labor for him to get this done...y'all are nuts to think he's going backward from it working now...
I do have the advantage that I've met him in person and know his affinity for a hammock and a nice summer breeze first hand.
I do have the advantage that I've met him in person and know his affinity for a hammock and a nice summer breeze first hand.
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#365
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weld!
#366
there isnt any thing wrong with the RV6 steel.
this is due from the stress of the weak front mount.
I had found the mount loosened, so the torque of the engine rocking back and fourth must have loosened the bolt and cracked the pipe.
this is all from driving the SHIT out of my car, fucking RIGO! lol
I wanna go tear up his 400hp GTO, now. lol
this is due from the stress of the weak front mount.
I had found the mount loosened, so the torque of the engine rocking back and fourth must have loosened the bolt and cracked the pipe.
this is all from driving the SHIT out of my car, fucking RIGO! lol
I wanna go tear up his 400hp GTO, now. lol
#371
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#373
^ i came to the conclusion of welding it before I even posted it.........
lol
c'mon man, you are patronizing me.
I know you're just trying to help, but you dont have to call out my personality EVERY chance you get.
for some reason, YOU dont want to see my updates.
and that's all I'm doing with this thread; giving updates.
lol
c'mon man, you are patronizing me.
I know you're just trying to help, but you dont have to call out my personality EVERY chance you get.
for some reason, YOU dont want to see my updates.
and that's all I'm doing with this thread; giving updates.
#375
Action vids?
#377
Team Owner
How much psi were you running on the comp test? If you have high ring pressures it is sometimes necessary to add another 10-15psi to detect any leaking valves or worn seats. Leak down tests are always more accurate and give you a much better idea of where the compression loss is going. Hissing out the throttle body=intake valve leak/ heard from the exhaust =exhaust valve leak, etc.
I do a leakdown over a compression test just about all the time except when a bent rod is suspected such as in a hydrolock situation. In that one case, the old school compression test is superior and will show a slight loss in compression with a bent rod while the leak down may show nothing wrong.
#378
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#382
sure!
it's raining right now, supposed to all day.
tomorrow, it'll be clear then a week long rain fest.
I did take it out for a test drive, runs great!
couldnt really push it due to rain, i was slipping all over the road.
I really want the Hankook RS3's now.
it's raining right now, supposed to all day.
tomorrow, it'll be clear then a week long rain fest.
I did take it out for a test drive, runs great!
couldnt really push it due to rain, i was slipping all over the road.
I really want the Hankook RS3's now.
#383
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Any plans to dyno? I know you did this as a repair and any gains are gravy but it would be interesting to see. I was also curious, did you use J32 or J37 headgaskets? I didnt realize the J37 has a larger bore and was wondering how that would affect things. I'm sure the compression ratio is just ever so slightly higher, but probably not something to be too concerned about.
#384
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Pretty amazing work. You have to feel pretty good about yourself getting this project over the finish line with positive results! Now keep your friends out of the driver's seat
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#386
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Poor traction you say..
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#394
I do have one problem tho.
last night, i stopped by a smoke shop and I couldnt start my car!
I kept trying and trying and finally it started.
this morning, it did the same thing.
I noticed it started when I put it in first gear this morning.
maybe its my battery.
last night, i stopped by a smoke shop and I couldnt start my car!
I kept trying and trying and finally it started.
this morning, it did the same thing.
I noticed it started when I put it in first gear this morning.
maybe its my battery.
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Or maybe starter?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMgH...EHPRN4wKMfbe-A
video showing a warm start up with no check engine lights at 71800 miles.
ive had about 200-300 miles of seat time since the swap. so far so good.
video showing a warm start up with no check engine lights at 71800 miles.
ive had about 200-300 miles of seat time since the swap. so far so good.
I was like.. are you going to start it.. fucking engine is too silent.
#398
also, it might have a slight exhaust leak.
I want to pull the rear pre-cat delete to check. but i'm tired of the engine...
today, I washed and clay'ed the car.
and tomorrow, I'll put a protective layer of sealant on.
Just in time for winter.
I'll pull the rear cat-delete some time soon to check for cracks.
I want to pull the rear pre-cat delete to check. but i'm tired of the engine...
today, I washed and clay'ed the car.
and tomorrow, I'll put a protective layer of sealant on.
Just in time for winter.
I'll pull the rear cat-delete some time soon to check for cracks.
#400
Chapter Leader (Southern Region)
I don't think there's a neutral switch between ignition switch. If it doesn't start again, knock the starter to see if that does the trick.