Missing Pistons wtf!?

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Old Jul 23, 2009 | 09:13 AM
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Default Re: Missing Pistons wtf!?

Originally Posted by kyden
i don't see how the head would "walk around" on the gasket. the head is dowel pinned to the block.

if this is your 4th blown motor, obviously you're doing something wrong.
the head lifts from too much preassure. Old stretched ARPs would do that...i dont have that problem now with new ARPs. i dont have pics but on the heag gasket itself the black material around the clyinders were all rubbed off so you can see it was moving around.

This is my 4th blown motor due to moronic builders. 1st - AEBS sleeves sunk 2nd - Thrust washer installed backwards dropped thrust washer 3rd - sent ou AEBS block to get tested and decked then turboed sleeves sunk again 4th - detonation killed it due to heated head from head lift and not enough cooling.

Originally Posted by 85
how is the combustion chamber area on your head? does it show any dings/scratches etc from the debris?
I checked and there is no nicks or damages.

Originally Posted by blaze the chemi
SRP's had a bad rep many years ago. I have them in my B16 now with 9.9:1 CR. I don't think there is anything wrong with them since they fixed the issue. My pistons are 40K miles old w/ 17K boosted.

Your issue seems to be detonation, but you may be getting preignition now since you have many sharp edges with those chips in the pistons. The areas could be getting hot and this will cause more damage by preigniting the combustion event before it is supposed to. I would certainly buy new pistons and rings, investigate what may have caused this to happen and then retune.
Ya after doing some research its detonation. I am going to buy two new pistons/rings. I know that since i had head lift i had ALOT of air in my coolant system and it did get lil hot sometime just not "H" hot and im sure that cuased everything else to be super heated thus causing detonation.

Originally Posted by 96 GSR-T
My old JE's did this same thing in all 4 cylinders from some pretty nasty detonation, I ran the motor for several thousand miles after and even tried to blow it and couldnt get it to quit, rings were melted to the ringlands and everything.

One thing I would definately do if I was you is check for bent exhaust valves and take your turbine housing off and look at the wheel, I would be suprised if it was undamaged..... my turbine wheel was destroyed.
I checked the turbine housing and exhaust valves and there is no visible damage...i guess im lucky with that...I guess it got so hot it melted it really quick. Besides the physical damage you see on the piston. There was only one "nick" on both pistons. Guess it went T100 and flew out.

I am going to keep driving my car since i fixed the coolant/head lift problem...i just dotn want to further do any damage to the walls right now they are fine. Just wondering hwo long this is going to last with rings exposed like that.


oh and no i dont blame CP on this. It was my fault for taking so long to do a headgasket/ARP swap well knowing i had head lift and driving it long distances.

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