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z1guy 07-18-2006 07:20 PM

Re: Pining
 

Originally Posted by bozo
I am fucked. There is on apr or any other studs here.

should be able to find them on Ebay pretty easily. for now you need to pull some timing and keep that boost creep under wrap. im guessing obd2. check base timing, set it to around 12° and pull .75° per pound for the base, then just play w/ fuel to get the a/f close.

bozo 07-19-2006 05:43 PM

Re: Pining
 

Originally Posted by burkej62
Studs, better gaskest are all just band aids, pinging means you have a shitty ------- fuel mixture, the only reason your eating gaskest is beacuse they are the weakest link man you strenthen them and the next weak link will go In a properly tuned setup pinging / detonation shound't occur .

Yes, well I will make a new gasket and hold my boost on 0.6,0.7bar. This blown gasket was all my mistake. My A/F is tuned with Lc1 to 12 even 11.5 over 4000rpm but after 0.7+bars it starts to go over 13 even to 14 A/F so no wonder the gasket burned up. I become a litle greedy on the power. You always want more and more and my fuel pump is stock so there is no more yuice to push the power to bigger numbers. I will change the gasket and wait for the bigger fuel pump to be instaled. Then I will se if I can get te fuel deliverd for the 1bar.

rprznt 07-21-2006 02:34 AM

Re: Pinging
 
rad flush then use good antiboil and distilled water
more fuel @ high rpms
back off timing at distributer or ecu
use good front mount IC :) :) :)

kj16v 07-22-2006 03:49 PM

Re: Pining
 

Originally Posted by bozo
What about the head bolts. Are they new or the same old ones?

Head bolts stretch when you torque 'em. Never re-use old ones. I'd have thought OEM one's will be fine unless you're wanting to run like 20 psi.

I hope your pistons are ok after that. pinking eats pistons for breakfast. Might be an idea to get your head crack-tested if you can.

robus 07-23-2006 04:49 AM

Re: Pining
 

Originally Posted by bozo
P28, crome and 660ccm injector. It is 1.5 EDM and I know my injectors are big but I am from Croatia and there is no junk yards with trashed eclipses so I manage how I can.

So where did you get those 660cc injectors? I'm interested as I'm from Italy + am looking for injectors.

bozo 07-24-2006 04:48 PM

Re: Pinging
 
I got the injecors from USA. A frend of mine was in NY and managed to get a hand on 4x 660 from toyota supra, they were lean on supra so this guy changed them for bigger and i got them. Can i use head bolts from some turbo car if they are the same as myne?

StinkyFeet 07-24-2006 07:14 PM

Re: Pinging
 
ive reused the same head bolts twice already.. Once wehn I bent a rod and blew headgasket (hydrolock) and once when i broke timing belt. Not saying its reccomended, but it didn't hurt me.

anyway.. did you get the head milled when you blew first gasket. I thought you always had to re-surface head after blown gasket. (to me thats more important than headbolts)

z1guy 07-24-2006 08:46 PM

Re: Pinging
 
reusing headbolts is stupid. just dont do it. its proven that they stretch and then tq values mean nothing. get new ones or buy head studs once.

bozo 07-29-2006 04:29 PM

Re: Pinging
 
I re surface the head every time, it is a must. I uset the same bolts. The original ones are not on stock at Honda shop in Cro. so I have to wait 30 days for them to arive. I will put new ones when I get the bigger fuel pump and when I manage to get 2mm head gasket. I will also trade K03 for K04 turbo so I will be abel to boost over 1bar.
I was thinking on using (for race days only) 12v water pump and make a 10L tank that will be filed with ice and cold water. I would connect the pump wiht hoses to the TB so the water cools the TB and intake manifold. Did any one tried to do that.


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