My Car Has The Black Death Curse (comp tests)
#21
Re: My Car Has The Black Death Curse (comp tests)
Originally Posted by junkyard racer
i think its funny. so i posted. -you wanted me to feel sorry for you? well, lets see here kids. **** "broke a WG" and blew his motor. something sounds fishy on that one.
#25
Re: My Car Has The Black Death Curse (comp tests)
Originally Posted by junkyard racer
you raced with a car and a "broken WG". if you ask me you were asking for a blown motor.
post a picture of this "broken WG"
post a picture of this "broken WG"
the wastegate broke during a race.
2 reasons I won't post a picture of it. First, you lack credibility here and I have nothing to prove to you. Second, after showing it to a few guys at work today, I threw it away.
#27
Re: My Car Has The Black Death Curse (comp tests)
Originally Posted by ****
At the track Friday, making some runs on the new drag radials...
I've decided my car has a curse.
First it held too much boost, then it held no boost. Took the internal wastegate bolts off the mounting place on the compressor, and the vaccuum can portion fell off. Super, broken wastegate, just what I always wanted!
Even better news I think it took out some ringlands when it broke. 2000miles on that rebuild
Oh then I got home and the alarm doesn't work any more. So if anyone wants to come steal a civic, feel free. Column is already broken from the last buy that tried to.
Compression test results to follow:
1. 190psi
2. 200psi
3. 165psi (oily cylinder/sparkplug)
4. 190psi
guess I only killed one, cylinder had oil in it so im guessing thats why it still test 165psi
I've decided my car has a curse.
First it held too much boost, then it held no boost. Took the internal wastegate bolts off the mounting place on the compressor, and the vaccuum can portion fell off. Super, broken wastegate, just what I always wanted!
Even better news I think it took out some ringlands when it broke. 2000miles on that rebuild
Oh then I got home and the alarm doesn't work any more. So if anyone wants to come steal a civic, feel free. Column is already broken from the last buy that tried to.
Compression test results to follow:
1. 190psi
2. 200psi
3. 165psi (oily cylinder/sparkplug)
4. 190psi
guess I only killed one, cylinder had oil in it so im guessing thats why it still test 165psi
Originally Posted by ****
Originally Posted by junkyard racer
you raced with a car and a "broken WG". if you ask me you were asking for a blown motor.
post a picture of this "broken WG"
post a picture of this "broken WG"
the wastegate broke during a race.
2 reasons I won't post a picture of it. First, you lack credibility here and I have nothing to prove to you. Second, after showing it to a few guys at work today, I threw it away.
#28
Re: My Car Has The Black Death Curse (comp tests)
Originally Posted by Snafubmx234
That's how my ---- blew, wastegate physically broke. I think it's a T25 curse
Originally Posted by jagojon3
Wastegates break.
#29
Re: My Car Has The Black Death Curse (comp tests)
Originally Posted by kain
retel the story from the begining cus i am very very very confused.
was racing friday night at the local drag strip.
last run of the night, noticed a lil bit much boost for a split second toward the end of the run.
get up to get my timeslip, and take off toward the staging lanes to BS with some people before I leave and my wg was pops wide open and dumptube starts roarin. I figured it was the normal 14b sticking open that happens once in a while, so i tried to tap it shut to no avail. So I drove home open WG.
The next day, I go to the shop and take loose the two bolts that hold the actuator to the compressor, and it just falls off. The arm still connected to the flapper just hangs there. Wastegate actuator and arm in two pieces, bad deal.
Lucky for me I had a spare to put on, so I do that and call it good. However on the way to to shop I was noticing some excessive smoke. Cylinder 3 got popped.
Looks like the WG got hung up and held closed, so I overboosted, then it sprung free and fell apart completely inside.
Make sense now?