Originally Posted by 1slow370 since we are having blown motors this is a good read Engine Detonation is that your website?
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No zero affiliation just a good read
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I mean its not the best some of it seems specific to one application like the knock hertz and the figures for peak pressure, and some info is left out like knock windowing but it is a good intro to the concept
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The article on compressor maps im not fond of there were a lot of generalizations like using the simplified ideal gas law instead of the full equation sooo...
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Excessive EGT's or lack of oil, or cylinder wash from running too rich, or detonation...Boost does not get caught in the rings...There is a thing called blowbye... |
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I simplified it ****, more boost =more blow by meaning on a fi motor you want to run a wider second compresion ring gap, especially since the factory pistons have no accumulator groove between the rings. The motor comes stock with the second ring running a tighter gap than the first ring which leads to flutter on a boosted engine since there is more blow by
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Just picked up the Z with Stillen upgraded impeller and 9PSI pulley. Added a temperature sensor just before the Stillen manifold. I'm seeing about a 20-25 degree difference from the IAT MAF sensor to the manifold. I.e. 100 degrees at the MAF sensor and 125 degrees just before it enters the Stillen manifold.
Should have really tapped into the Stillen manifold right before it enters the engine since there is a cooling core within the manifold that should bring the temps back down, just don't know by how much and if its close to the MAF readings. That is the next step. Mr.Squeeze, what AFR and Octane were you running? EDIT: Just looked at AIT = 95 degrees and temperature just before entering manifold cooler was at 145 degrees. Ambient temp was about 75 only. Holy crap, can't wait for summer time. ughhh Again, I wonder what temp it is after the manifold cooler.hmmm My mechanic/tuner/z guru is wondering that too.hahahah Last edited by future370zzz; 05-23-2014 at 08:51 PM. |
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incase we forgot my story as it was a few years ago. What was the WHP? 465 What wtrq? 330 How long did it run before it died? 3DAYS!!! Was it ever 100% running right before it died? Yes, long story What kit? Stillen SC What PSI? 13 PSI What was the cause if you know? Cyl 3 went bye, What year was the car? 2011 G37X Coupe Long story was a drove the car for 6 months @ 412 WHP and 300WTRQ, had some issues with the SC ingesting water, then TB harness broke, fuel pump feed line split cause it was wrong. Pretty much all this happened the same time. So I upgraded the impeller and got a retune from Kaizen. The car ran great for 3 days the blew up. Not to revisit the whole story but I think the tune was part of the issue on top of the tuner making multiple WOT pulls on the dyno and telling me the car is way down of fuel. They probably could have diaq'd it better and making WOT pulls before finding the feed line was split to the fuel pump. Hell I suggested that over the phone after they had the car for like 2 weeks! I also upgraded everything under the sun and still failed
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Don't you think it could have been intake temp related? 13psi and not knowing temps....?
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We now do this to the rings on very high compression natural aspiration racing engines as well. Improved oil consumption, improved high RPM ring seal (flutter), and less ring failures with this gap strategy, even though it seems to go against conventional wisdom. We use very thin, light tension rings. |
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I asked this question in 2014 and unfortunately I joined the club of blown motors this year! Was your tuner named Rob by chance? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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What was the WHP: NO DYNO
What wtrq: NO DYNO How long did it run before it died: 4 Months Was it ever 100% running right before it died: It seemed strong and fine with slight gremlins What kit: BP v2 PT 6766 What PSI: 14 PSI What was the cause if you know: Cyl 1 ringlands broke and dropped rings What year was the car: 2014 370Z Sport Tuner: SEb at Specialtyz Software: Ecutek Fuel: Flex ( E81 at time of failure ) The tune was complete and I was happy, I did notice that I would have issues starting after driving somewhere and it sitting for 30 minutes or so.. (hydrolock)? I also thought I was smelling E85 in the oil but I could not confirm this. I was doing a roll in Mexico against a gtr and although I won I noticed slight smoke. I pulled off to a gas station and could not find any smoke so I drove home and the next morning I started it and it was smoking profusely. A teardown revealed cyl 1 ringland and rings dropped but no denotation that was obvious on the piston. |
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