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Re: Tear down has begun [Re: Moparnut426] #688150
05/04/10 11:47 PM
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type of oil nothing to do with this
:ha ha: uster Work:




I wouldn't laugh too hard, I have heard the same thing and NONE of my Dirt car buddies who run drunk engines run synthetic. They do however run Brad Penn which has some synthetic additives. They all have told me similar things dealing with fast wear issues.

Kasey




A couple guys I work with run modifieds on alcohol, said the same thing. Both run Brad Penn.

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: HEMI472] #688151
05/05/10 12:06 AM
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Wow, what a roller coaster ride this has been! Cant believe this has happened, Bill. I hope Scott makes it all good for you...I think he should throw in a new cam and crank for you!





so whos going to pay for this????????????????

you or scott???????????






From my take this has been a joint Sponsered effort by both Scott and Bill and many others who have joined in to assist on the project.

With Scott being a primary sponser with this build assistance and dyno time.

He Deserves nothing less then respect and appreciation. IMO

Hey, They , Dont call Wild Bill!, Wild Bill for nothing!! I think hes to Blame!! mike

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: Sport440] #688152
05/05/10 12:11 AM
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Scott seems to be more "BLUE" about it than Bill .Stuff happens and no reason to place blame anywhere.If there is its between them and no one else and I doubt that is the situation.

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: CHAPPER] #688153
05/05/10 12:49 AM
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Stock block, stock crank, stock main caps/bolts, old valve springs, stock oiling system...7700RPM..
looks like normal expectations to me. I don't want or mean to cause any anger,,but if you are going to run stock parts,,stay in the 6000 RPM area. I didn't really want to comment on this,,but I have watched your engine build thread and wondered just how it would turn out. I hoped it would be GREAT as I would possibly follow your foot steps ,,




you can get away with alot, but stock main bolts are a no no. anything over 7 grand with a internal pickup is on borrowed time also.

That said, I hope all works out for you next go around!!


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69 Roadrunner 511 six pack 10.92 drive to track street car
Re: Tear down has begun [Re: ksj] #688154
05/05/10 12:49 AM
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BROOK PARK, OH
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First off I'ld like to thank everyone for there support and offers of assistance As of right now we are still looking to see what is usable but if it comes to needinng something that someone has offered I will let you know.

Second, IF there is any blame to be burdened by anyone it must fall soley on my shoulders. We are fairly certain that the stuck needle and seat that dumped quit a bit of alky through the boosters whenever I had the pump on was the first domino to fall. Could I have caught that sooner? Maybe. Could I have missed it ll together and bent a rod hydrolocking the motor? Yep. Does it really help to beat myself up over it? Hasn't yet

Sport440's assement is correct. Koffle's Place being the primary sponsor and many others (such as Roadhazrd and SunroofGTX to name a couple) have aslo joined in. I'm gratfull to all of them and if anybody owes anyone anything it's me.

And for the record, It was Brad Penn oil in the motor.

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: WILD BILL] #688155
05/05/10 01:01 AM
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Man that really sucks !

nothing that cant be fixed, thats part of the game we call racing.

Scott we have it back out in no time

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: 68 HEMI GTS] #688156
05/05/10 01:07 AM
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Stock block, stock crank, stock main caps/bolts, old valve springs, stock oiling system...7700RPM..
looks like normal expectations to me. I don't want or mean to cause any anger,,but if you are going to run stock parts,,stay in the 6000 RPM area. I didn't really want to comment on this,,but I have watched your engine build thread and wondered just how it would turn out. I hoped it would be GREAT as I would possibly follow your foot steps ,,




you can get away with alot, but stock main bolts are a no no. anything over 7 grand with a internal pickup is on borrowed time also.

That said, I hope all works out for you next go around!!


I must be one of the lucky ones over 10 years,two combos same rods,rod bolts,stock caps,same studs and thin wall 400 block, and internal oiling over 7000 many times and several 7500 rpm passes.....good thing I stopped racing when I did(for now). I hope you figure it out and make sure it doesn`t happen again and unless you`re trying to prove a point or the $$$`s not there, why not throw a roller in there and let er rip. Good luck...............


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Re: Tear down has begun [Re: Thumperdart] #688157
05/05/10 01:12 AM
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BROOK PARK, OH
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Dom, I have no point to prove, Just don't have the $$$$ for a roller.

I'ld love to have a cam that will take full advantge of the port volume the heads now have.

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: WILD BILL] #688158
05/05/10 02:52 AM
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some people do get away with some stuff. i've done it myself. but i've also seen alot of carnage over the years of machining and building engines.

if you take a look at his main saddles you can actually see some metal transfer from the caps walking around. BB mopars are real bad for that even at lower HP levels. aftermarket fasterns are a must for the main caps on any performace build.


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69 Roadrunner 511 six pack 10.92 drive to track street car
Re: Tear down has begun [Re: 68 HEMI GTS] #688159
05/05/10 07:05 AM
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My two cents is that the motor was wound a little to tight.I run a similar combo in my car and i keep the rev limiter at 7000(and when the electric shifter fouls up it has layed on the limiter with no bearing issues).I shift at 6200 and trap the quarter at 6700 which i feel is the threshold for a engine with internal oiling, at least that what i was always told.Oh also i agree with the others ditch the bolts and get some main studs.


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Re: Tear down has begun [Re: WILD BILL] #688160
05/05/10 07:19 AM
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Bill, I forgot what the rpm was on the dyno for peak
HP... and I'm too lazy to look

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Re: Tear down has begun [Re: moparmxz] #688161
05/05/10 07:26 AM
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Sorry to hear about the damage. I hope you get it back together soon.


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Re: Tear down has begun [Re: MR_P_BODY] #688162
05/05/10 07:28 AM
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I beleive it was 7400 which would scare me.lol


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Re: Tear down has begun [Re: moparmxz] #688163
05/05/10 07:55 AM
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Really sucks to see that. I hope you get it back together quickly.

Jimmy

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: WILD BILL] #688164
05/05/10 08:27 AM
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Good luck with it Bill, racing always get's expensive.

I never bonded with any of my racing parts. Some would stay for a while, some would get killed right away. It's just a part of racing.
What size rods are you running? I have many good sets laying around...

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: Challenger 1] #688165
05/05/10 10:16 AM
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7400 was the most we pulled it to on the dyno.

Challenger 1, they are stock lenght rods

We'll most likely get 2 replacments from K 1. I can't see us getting a whole different set of rods.

I'm really impressed with how the rods held up. I'm sure a lesser rod would have broke and ended in total disaster. Aside from the discoloration and the hammering there was no other damage to the rod. No bends or warpage. Quality part for sure.

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: WILD BILL] #688166
05/05/10 05:04 PM
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bill do you think the spark plug may not have been firing?maybe it beat the bearing by not firing.

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: DaKuda] #688167
05/05/10 06:43 PM
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lets just agree that we disagree


Re: Tear down has begun [Re: DaKuda] #688168
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i agree with you im ignorant
i know nothin

Re: Tear down has begun [Re: dennismopar73] #688169
05/05/10 08:38 PM
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Man bad news, its good that you caught it as soon as you did It does look similar to hydro damage from cranking on the starter and mashing a rod bearing, we see this a lot with boat engines, I always turn my fuel pump on last and shut it off first , just don't trust a needle and seat rigs anymore

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