Carnage
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From: Colorado Springs, Co/ Central, Ca
Hear is a little bit of carnage. I couldn't wait, I had to knock a bigger hole in the oil pan so I could see inside. Just as I suspected, the rods bent untill the point of failure. 4 rods broke completly, and the rest are bent so bad the pistons touch the counter weights
I have suspected I was shortining the rods for awhile now. My compression has ben dropping, and trap speeds were down, but no blowby. Also noticed a wierd knocking started up in the last few weeks, but oil pressure, and leakdown were good. The engine is a total loss, Block, heads, crank, are ruined, and the cam is broken in more than one place. This engine stood up to mid 10sec power and well over 700RWHP daily for months. The bearings had virtually no wear, and the crank still looks like chrome where it's not goudged. As you can see from the color of what little is left this engin had no easy life, I worked the **** out of it for years in it's other life towing heavy loads from Co, to Ca.














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This engine stood up to mid 10sec power and well over 700RWHP daily for months. The bearings had virtually no wear, and the crank still looks like chrome where it's not goudged. As you can see from the color of what little is left this engin had no easy life, I worked the **** out of it for years in it's other life towing heavy loads from Co, to Ca.
On another note...yess
AWESOME, fug a bunch of spun bearings or raising the heads, he grenaded that sheet!!!
#4
Well atleast you accomplished your goal...to find the limit of that engine 
Can't wait to see what one of your purpose built engines can do
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Didn't i read where you got a 1.45 60' thats awesome.

Can't wait to see what one of your purpose built engines can do
Didn't i read where you got a 1.45 60' thats awesome.
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Man, thats awesome! Look at those piston rings, they look like curley fries. 
EDIT - I just read your thread in the drag racing section.
Do you know what rpms were you at when it let loose? Did you have a laptop hooked up logging that run? I'd love to see what the logs looked like.

EDIT - I just read your thread in the drag racing section.
Do you know what rpms were you at when it let loose? Did you have a laptop hooked up logging that run? I'd love to see what the logs looked like.




