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Tom-Guy 11-13-2006 12:23 PM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 
The D16Y oil pump is the only structural problem with the Y8.

The timing issue doesn't exist. It takes just as much work to set the timing and tune a Y8 as it does a Z6. The problem is people don't understand how to use a timing light, or expect an ignition map off a Z6 or a LS6 Corvette to plug and play with their Y8. ???

J-MAN 11-13-2006 01:02 PM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 
not everybody wants to have to tune their car on a dyno with a stethescpoe to get the timign right. the p28 maps are already there to use with the z6 head. i had a big enough headache with my old y8 to not want to use one again. guess it's just a personal preferance.

Tom-Guy 11-13-2006 02:35 PM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 

Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
not everybody wants to have to tune their car on a dyno with a stethescpoe to get the timign right. the p28 maps are already there to use with the z6 head.

The Y8 maps are out there now, you just have to look for them in one of the moderator's bin depositories. :P

J-MAN 11-13-2006 02:43 PM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 
oh ok, last time i was looking you were pretty much telling everybody to quite askign you and that you were done with it. good to know you shared your research and hard work with the normal people. kinda wish i still had my old car so i could try them out.

Donald125 11-13-2006 10:28 PM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 

Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
that still doesn't make up for the horrible timing problems with the Y8 head and dizzy. i will never owne another motor wiht a y8 head as longa as i owne a honda. why woudl you want more compression?

LOL u think i am serious?? LOL

Tom-Guy 11-13-2006 10:52 PM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 
Sorry if you got screwed on that deal, but I for a week there I averaged ten messages per hour from people who kept asking me if they *really* needed timing lights, etc. And, really, it's not terribly hard to understand that you have to synch ignition maps to ignition timing. SOHC_MShue and ElSpool and others have been saying the Y8 doesn't like timing for *years*.

JDMFantasy2K 11-13-2006 11:24 PM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 

Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
not everybody wants to have to tune their car on a dyno with a stethescpoe to get the timign right. the p28 maps are already there to use with the z6 head. i had a big enough headache with my old y8 to not want to use one again. guess it's just a personal preferance.

kinda of ironic because i believe i tuned my Y8 with crome using a basemap i got from you :P haha


Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Sorry if you got screwed on that deal, but I for a week there I averaged ten messages per hour from people who kept asking me if they *really* needed timing lights, etc. And, really, it's not terribly hard to understand that you have to synch ignition maps to ignition timing. SOHC_MShue and ElSpool and others have been saying the Y8 doesn't like timing for *years*.

Y8 not liking timing? Nonsense, i ran the afc hack at 8 lbs with no ignition retardation for months :1

Tom-Guy 11-13-2006 11:42 PM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 
Go try that with a T3/T04E and shoot for 300. Hell, ---- 300, try breaking 200. Yanking timing on the 10 psi scalar from 12 degrees to 7 degrees made 27 whp on a heat soaked engine.

J-MAN 11-14-2006 11:21 AM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 

Originally Posted by JDMFantasy2K
kinda of ironic because i believe i tuned my Y8 with crome using a basemap i got from you :P haha

that sucks, my car never ran as good as i thought it could. it ran real good down low but once you got around 8-10 psi it would feel like it was being held back and i knew it was a timing issue because of the maps. me and a group of other y8 owners on pgmfi.org were tryign to figure it out before JD decided to bust it wide open. we were never really able to get it perfect but we had it so it was pretty close.


Originally Posted by Donald125
LOL u think i am serious?? LOL

yeah i did :-[


Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Sorry if you got screwed on that deal, but I for a week there I averaged ten messages per hour from people who kept asking me if they *really* needed timing lights, etc. And, really, it's not terribly hard to understand that you have to synch ignition maps to ignition timing. SOHC_MShue and ElSpool and others have been saying the Y8 doesn't like timing for *years*.

oh i can imagine all the messages you probly got.

0b00st0 11-14-2006 11:35 AM

Re: I need a Y8 head
 

Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Go try that with a T3/T04E and shoot for 300. Hell, ---- 300, try breaking 200. Yanking timing on the 10 psi scalar from 12 degrees to 7 degrees made 27 whp on a heat soaked engine.


If you look at the Y8 combustion chamber matched with the Y8 pistons, you'll see that it has very nice quench areas. The flame front propagates very quickly in this engine. Too much timing on this motor is very easy.

I spun a rod bearing on my Y8 from running to much timing. I took over a year, but that made it more evident as to what was going on. I was only pushing maybe 150whp, but most of the top rod bearings were pretty worn from over advanced ignition timing.

JD seams to have done nice work with the Y8. I'd take his advice like the bible.


Using Vitara's with this head "should" get rid of all that quench, so more timing "should" be possible. JD, what pistons combos have you tried on the dyno with this head?




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