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i am going to replace it hopefully tomorrow... I will let everyone know
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you get it replaced yet?
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no not yet
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How much torque are you using for the main bolts? I have some documentation that says 20 ft-lbs and other documentation that says 29-35 ft-lbs. Thanks Chuck D. |
the main bolts are a sequence. 11ft-lbs to start then a sequence of tightening them by angles. You should pick up an angle bit for your torque wrench. Thiswill help you precisely measure you stretch torque angles.
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ya you need to follow that factory torque sequence......
I've noticed when caging bearings that the main oil clearances don't even come out right if you don't use the factory torque sequence. |
same reason my oil clearnances on the rods were all wrong with overtorqueing them too.
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I see. 20 ft-lbs is for the other case bolts not the bearing bolts. The bearing bolts go 11 ft-lbs then 90 degrees more. The manual shows the sequence too. Thanks |
no... I think you are seeing 20* as 20ft lbs
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that's an over simplification (I assume just for typing's sake) but more or less correct. Follow the sequence exactly including retorquing the first block halve's bolts after torqueing the 2nd block halve's bolts.
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get that engine running properly yet Tom?
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nope, waiting on whipple to get back to me about a new bypass valve:rolleyes: I have a feeling all the issues stem from this
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the suspense is killing me!:D
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believe me... i cannot wait... I am not seeing the full potential of this motor because it pulls timing early and throughout the revs sometimes. SO this leads me to believe that with the new bypass which will let boost come on softer will keep this from happening. OR new software that knows what to do with boost early under lighter throttle. I am convinced that if the bypass is the issue, that a stock motor CAN run 12psi successfully with the different bypass valve...
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when you say stock, you mean stock with new injectors and MAF, am I correct?
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What exactly is happening that is causing you to think that the bypass valve is causing your problem? I assume you are referring to the bypass valve that blows off boost pressure when boost levels pre throttle are significantly higher that boost levels in the intake manifold. Kind of like a turbo blowoff valve. One nice think about the tec 2 is that you can waste your bypass or blowoff valve to atmosphere, since it does not use an MAF. It's also tunable. If you are going into detonation with the 8.5:1 compression pistons, it's a good bet the 10:1 compression pistons were also going into detonation. Have you ever considered a water injection or methanol injection system to reduce detonation? I know you guys can't easily set up an intercooler, so something like this might help. Also if you could get an idea of what your intake temperature is after boosting, that might help you out as well. I wish I could tell you I could help with the tuning. I'm picking up my motor today. The crank should be finished some time next week. The next few weekends are tied up with a number of different tasks, so it looks like the motor won't be going in until January. That is if I get intake cams by then. I will be sharing my tuning information with everyone following the installation of an intercooler, so hopefully this helps, although it won't be for a while. Chuck D. |
I am convinced the bypass valve is supplying more boost too early than the ECU is meant to read. That is why I am seeing 13 value AFR's and timing pulling back up to 10 degrees:rolleyes: So like I said, it is a mechanical issue, not really a software issue unless I wanted full boost at 1/2 throttle:rolleyes:
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I think that we were seeing knock because boost was coming on too fast and too soon. The bypass valve spring is too stiff which is also why we are only seeing about 10-11" of vacuum. Tom said that it should be around 15-16" and the reason it is not is that we actually have small amounts of boost occurring at idle. I will let him explain it further though.
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grumble grumble.... murder.... grumble... damn homeroom.... grumble
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????? Don't you want boost early? Hence the supercharger. Maybe Mike can tune your car for you. If you ever want to do that, I live in Orlando and have a guest room you could stay in. There is even a 4 wheel dyno that can be rented for about $750 per day. We actually got a few of us together and hired a tuner for our Imprezas. Hopefully Mike will get to tuning his car with the built motor and the supercharger, then he could just flash your ECU with the new map. Getting this car squared away is a pain huh? |
Overheard in YT's classroom.
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Boost comming on quick is the wonderful thing about superchargers. I bet what is happening is the cams are allowing the supercharger to work much more efficiently, causing your boost to go up throughout the rev curve. I think you may need to do some more tuning with this motor. I'm glad you are bringing this up, as this will be an issue for all of us to deal with. |
His motor isn't even built yet though and he won't be running a stage III set up......
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I got to thinking last night, I don't think the cams will cause more boost. In fact they should reduce the boost since they will "consume" air faster. Hard to tell though. Wasn't the tune done on a 9 lb. pully? If this was the case, this might be the problem with your tune.
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i was going to say that but I figured you would realize what you were saying. I am buying a rom reader/writer/eraser in the near future and I have a flashable chip for it. Using that with my g-tech I will try my best to get a better tune on the ol girl
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probably gonna cost close to $1k for the hardware:rolleyes: I may have a co-sponsor for it but I need to level out the order first
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Got my heads back from the machine shop. They look nice with the pretty new valves. Got the block back, but had to return it to have some grooves cut in the semi decking to allow some better coolant flow, since the inserts extend into the water passages. There is some room between the gasket and the bottom, but I want more room for sufficient flow. Also he needs to cut rings on the last three of my pistons. Hopefully he will finish by the end of the week so I can start to slowly assemble everything. I also received the cometic head gaskets and other subaru motor parts. I'll take pics as I progress through the assembly.
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and you dig up a thread from 2007 to abuse me with? :rolleyes::D
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I have been pouring over engine build threads all day long.
At least THIS^ part was fun!:p |
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Ive been doing some research as well. Where the heck can I get parts from anymore?? I need pistons,cams,rods..possibly valves...AHHH!:eek:
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Reviving a thread from the dead! I need to get a hold of LAN. Building an EG33 for boost :cool:.
LAN if you see this I sent you an email on 7/21/16. I need to know if you still have some engine goodies on hand. -Sam |
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