Alright ! I blew my engine and I need help. Please
#61
Seriously I'm not embracing or anything badging the car like that.
It is my car. I paid for it. I can put HKS sticker on it or even put I love JDM sticker. If anyone not happy with it then buy my car and rebadge them however you want.
Only reason I said I bought the car like this because I want to focus on getting input about my problem.
What not honest with what happen. I have a VDO when the car died. I'll post on later.
It is my car. I paid for it. I can put HKS sticker on it or even put I love JDM sticker. If anyone not happy with it then buy my car and rebadge them however you want.
Only reason I said I bought the car like this because I want to focus on getting input about my problem.
What not honest with what happen. I have a VDO when the car died. I'll post on later.
We did get off point somewhat here...but you opened a can of worms when the badging issue was raised. I didn't even see that...but people here on the forum are very bright and very helpful. Once you were dishonest about the badging....well at least for me...I felt you probably blow the engine....if not and you were totally not a fault...there is only one way to find out.
I think you got some good responses and you can overlook our other comments about the real model of your car....move forward with those very intelligent answers and let us know...if you want to know what happened...oh yeah....post that Video...if VDO meant video.
Last edited by RaidersR1; 05-06-2012 at 06:40 PM.
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#63
#64
I'm not trying to get answer what really happen.
I know no one can really tell unless I part out the engine.
My main concern is more about rebuild this motor with better internal.
That's what I really need.
I didn't really wonder what is the best way to convert my car to gt3rs or badging or anything.
thanks
I know no one can really tell unless I part out the engine.
My main concern is more about rebuild this motor with better internal.
That's what I really need.
I didn't really wonder what is the best way to convert my car to gt3rs or badging or anything.
thanks
#65
here is youtube.
Motor blew around 0:17 in video.
Motor blew around 0:17 in video.
#66
Damn, sorry about what happened....I thought these cars were made to be driven hard....now I'm a little worried about taking mine back out to the track. Good luck with the repairs.
#67
I'm not trying to get answer what really happen.
I know no one can really tell unless I part out the engine.
My main concern is more about rebuild this motor with better internal.
That's what I really need.
I didn't really wonder what is the best way to convert my car to gt3rs or badging or anything.
thanks
I know no one can really tell unless I part out the engine.
My main concern is more about rebuild this motor with better internal.
That's what I really need.
I didn't really wonder what is the best way to convert my car to gt3rs or badging or anything.
thanks
#68
I think there are several options but ONE TWO matter in the first phase:
1/ Open the engine
2/ Find a replacement engine.
Make THAT decision first as it will tell you how much money you will allocate right off the bat - and you are one step closer to driving your car.
Thinking, that if you are hard on the car... Porsche 911 may not be what you need. Get a dedicated track car, Panoz for instance... with an engine that you can repair and pull apart... because is't gonna happen again... real soon if you are real heavy!!
Good luck and keep us posted...
1/ Open the engine
2/ Find a replacement engine.
Make THAT decision first as it will tell you how much money you will allocate right off the bat - and you are one step closer to driving your car.
Thinking, that if you are hard on the car... Porsche 911 may not be what you need. Get a dedicated track car, Panoz for instance... with an engine that you can repair and pull apart... because is't gonna happen again... real soon if you are real heavy!!
Good luck and keep us posted...
#69
#70
I think there are several options but ONE TWO matter in the first phase:
1/ Open the engine
2/ Find a replacement engine.
Make THAT decision first as it will tell you how much money you will allocate right off the bat - and you are one step closer to driving your car.
Thinking, that if you are hard on the car... Porsche 911 may not be what you need. Get a dedicated track car, Panoz for instance... with an engine that you can repair and pull apart... because is't gonna happen again... real soon if you are real heavy!!
Good luck and keep us posted...
1/ Open the engine
2/ Find a replacement engine.
Make THAT decision first as it will tell you how much money you will allocate right off the bat - and you are one step closer to driving your car.
Thinking, that if you are hard on the car... Porsche 911 may not be what you need. Get a dedicated track car, Panoz for instance... with an engine that you can repair and pull apart... because is't gonna happen again... real soon if you are real heavy!!
Good luck and keep us posted...
It could be just a bad luck on motor.
My friend has 996 c2s and he VF supercharged with 5-6psi now has 97000 miles and he boost all day long at the track. Stock internal.
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#72
I was on third gear why would I want to down shift coming out from that turn.
Just like I told at the first place it just hit the rev limit and boom. I didn't even want to shift up or down at all. I was even pay attention about shifting.
now all honest thing been proved for you sir ??
#73
Yes.
I was on third gear why would I want to down shift coming out from that turn.
Just like I told at the first place it just hit the rev limit and boom. I didn't even want to shift up or down at all. I was even pay attention about shifting.
now all honest thing been proved for you sir ??
I was on third gear why would I want to down shift coming out from that turn.
Just like I told at the first place it just hit the rev limit and boom. I didn't even want to shift up or down at all. I was even pay attention about shifting.
now all honest thing been proved for you sir ??
#74
That's amazing. You have photos and video of your catastrophe.
#75