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Old May 21, 2006 | 12:59 AM
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stock gsr bottom end, piston rings are probally gone, there is oil in all 4 cylinders, and it wont hold an idle unless i hole the throttle so its over 1000rpm. once im off the throttle...it dies
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Old May 21, 2006 | 05:01 AM
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setup?? tuned??

id like to know why you fried it please......
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Old May 21, 2006 | 07:53 AM
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sucks man how did it happen?
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Old May 21, 2006 | 09:40 AM
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my setup is gsr motor, built head (dual springs, crower retainers, oversize valves, itr cams, p&P) love fab manifold, t3/t4 .63t .57a/r, edelbrock victor x im, trust intercooler, tial wastegate, tuned on a chipped p28 and crome, it was on 8 lbs and i had just hairsprayed all the intercooler piping, because we have been trying to turn it up to 10lbs, but it kept blowing the intercooler piping. i go out to where everyone meets in ks, and it was fine, i go to take my friends g/f for a ride, because she had never ridden in my car, and as i get to the highway i notice it is starting to cut out around 4500 to 5000rpm, i think its the weather, cause my car has been getting progessivly richer as summer comes, it was on a winter tune, so i get on the highway, and hit it in 2nd gear, and there is a screeching sound. im like, ok, the BOV is too lose, nothing too bad, but it was pulling like it didnt want to go, kinda sluggish like its pig rich. i do another 3rd gear pull to make sure the i/c pipes hold, and it does the same thing. i tell them that my car is running like ****, and as i get off the highway, my battery light comes on, and my car dies in the middle of the road. i finally get it started, and i pull in to a parking lot. it wont idle by itself, its acting as if its flooded. we let it sit for a couple hours, go back, and it starts fine, but is smoking like crazy(Blue smoke and white smoke). the crankcase keeps blowing out the dipstock, so we are like wow, thats a lot of blowby. we take out the spark plugs and notice that there is oil in all 4 cylinders. we drive it home, figuring that its trashed anyways, and we think its the pistons. i was thinking now, that it could also be a headgasket insted, because it would be kinda weird for all 4 rings to go at the exact same time...... imput please..... i need my car up and running lol
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Old May 21, 2006 | 09:49 AM
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do a compression test, also was it cuting out like ingiton or like fuel?
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Old May 21, 2006 | 10:41 AM
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it felt like it was putting in too much fuel, cause it was sluggish when it would do it, not like a normal it just missed. could it be the head gasket?
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Old May 21, 2006 | 10:46 AM
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compression test will tell you somethings, if there is large cylinder psi differences you most likley blew the ringlands. check the coolant for milky-ish oil and coolant mixture for signs that the headgasket gave out. If you are still inconclusive have a leak donw test done, IMO it is the best test to do before you tear apart a motor, but from what i red it seems like you blew a piston, or less than likely spun out a rod bearing.
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Old May 21, 2006 | 11:00 AM
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Old May 21, 2006 | 11:09 AM
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people always say you'll be good with a good tune, but this is a good example of a guy tuned on crome and still blowing his motor. Did you tune it yourself?
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Old May 21, 2006 | 11:25 AM
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nope, tuned by a very good and reputable shop on the dyno, i gaurentee it was not the tune that did this...... as for the blown piston / spun bearing, there is no noise coming from the motor, and there is oil in all 4 cylinders, so its not just 1 piston...
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Old May 21, 2006 | 11:33 AM
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just checked it in the day....coolant = black = blown headgasket
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