NO.. this cant be, blew up the cavy *pics*
#1
NO.. this cant be, blew up the cavy *pics*
My own ------- fault. I should have known. It was almost like someone was telling me to let off the gas and I wouldn't. Tonight I disabled my 110mph speed limiter and decided to take a decent rip. Decent enough up to 135mph. Yea after I just read that post about boosting in 5th. I don't know WHAT the ---- I was thinking. Coming up a highway hill on 10psi going 135mph. Then it happened. A sudden pop, then parts falling everywhere for the next 1/2 mile or so as the car stopped running. Oil, smoke everywhere. Somehow I was able to roll into hooter's parking lot just off the highway. I am really in shock right now. I still don't think I know what happened. So far I see that the oil return line is no longer on the turbo. The oil pan is cracked in at least one place with a rod hanging halfway out. Thats in the front of the pan. I can only imagine what the rear looks like. Oil covering the back of my car, oil everywhere as i'm sure you can imagine. ---- ---- ---- ----, i'm an idiot. what was I thinking? I have no idea. Just went to josh's and pulled him out of bed to chat about it. I think i'm just gonna snag a junkyard motor depending on what the damage is like. Build that with pistons and rods and lay low at 300whp or so. Well the towtruck just brought me home and my friend took some pictures, so i'll post those up in a few. ----... Rip baby
#4
Re: NO.. this cant be, blew up the cavy *pics*
Damm nice work on ventilating the crank.---- happens and now you have a excuse to build a motor.We all have broke a major part here or are about to.I dont imagine the wrecker would want to much for a motor would they?Make the most of this oportunity and build a Honda killing Cav.
#5
Re: NO.. this cant be, blew up the cavy *pics*
just think of it as an opertunity to put in a new clutch. i just changed a z24 motor in a girls car for like 300 bucks, motor was 240 with 60k on it from a local yard. you shouldent be down for to long.
#7
Re: NO.. this cant be, blew up the cavy *pics*
dude.... damn Pete that sucks big time it happenes to the best of us though, i'm sure at leest everyone here has blown an engine or 2 before. try to like at it in a good way. cause you know you'll just come back bigger and better
try not to think about it to much, i mean ---- its winter anyway. you got a long ways till spring.
try not to think about it to much, i mean ---- its winter anyway. you got a long ways till spring.
#8
Re: NO.. this cant be, blew up the cavy *pics*
after reading the boosting in fifth thread...lol ...more than likely you spun a rod bearing... i would put a pretty penny on that ... some sort of oil starvation ..built up pressure that why it blew the sending unit out of the back of the block
#10
Re: NO.. this cant be, blew up the cavy *pics*
That was one quick Cavy. Sorry to see it go. Don't be too hard on yourself though. Atleast YOU blew it up and not poor tuning or WG failure or something. You can brag this way. :P Anyway, time to build the block and blow some big steam. You plan on staying with the 2.4L? I hope so. Anyway, I thought this was funny....."...lay low at 300whp or so..." LOL. Low to who? Good luck man.
JP
JP