Your thoughts....
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Your thoughts....
When I had my motor rebuilt, I talked to the machinist about nitrous (150 shot max) and he gapped the rings for it....then I hear about the fly-cut stock pistons with N2O isn't the best idea.
So....up in the air IF it'll get sprayed or not....maybe a 100 shot...IDK
Do you think my rings are too loose and letting compression pressurize the motor which caused my dip stick tube to spray oil ?
Only "venting" the motor had was a single 3/8" line from the drivers side valve cover to the rear of carb. Pass. side valve cover is capped.
Or what other ideas you think it could be ??
I was told to do a leak down test.
I did add a big ricer looking breather to the oil fill cap, but haven't been back out.
So....up in the air IF it'll get sprayed or not....maybe a 100 shot...IDK
Do you think my rings are too loose and letting compression pressurize the motor which caused my dip stick tube to spray oil ?
Only "venting" the motor had was a single 3/8" line from the drivers side valve cover to the rear of carb. Pass. side valve cover is capped.
Or what other ideas you think it could be ??
I was told to do a leak down test.
I did add a big ricer looking breather to the oil fill cap, but haven't been back out.
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post a pic of your engine Doug, the way you described it in your first post sounds like the engine has no breathing at all, but then you mension a breather in the pass side vc, oil cap? I agree to let it breath! but I am not a fan of venting the valley cover, as when I tryed that it sprayed oil VERY BAD
Did the machine shop say how deep they flycut the pistons? because I cut mine .070"ish, and the releif is no where near the edge of the piston, I would not be afraid of sprayin some NO2 on them at all.
Did the machine shop say how deep they flycut the pistons? because I cut mine .070"ish, and the releif is no where near the edge of the piston, I would not be afraid of sprayin some NO2 on them at all.
#6
My lq4 has oil in several places under the hood, I need to see what's the issue. Has PCV and the small 20$ filter on the passenger valve cover. Gotta spray it all down and see where it's coming from.
I say if you did not cut more than .050 on the piston a 150 shot should be ok.
I say if you did not cut more than .050 on the piston a 150 shot should be ok.
#7
I'd have to look at the paperwork again.... .624 lift,.050 cut, and .100 I/E (or maybe that was the clearances ??? LQ4 w/ LS3 heads and stock bottom end)
Last edited by Doug G; 08-26-2013 at 06:59 PM.
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post a pic of your engine Doug, the way you described it in your first post sounds like the engine has no breathing at all, but then you mension a breather in the pass side vc, oil cap? I agree to let it breath! but I am not a fan of venting the valley cover, as when I tryed that it sprayed oil VERY BAD
Did the machine shop say how deep they flycut the pistons? because I cut mine .070"ish, and the releif is no where near the edge of the piston, I would not be afraid of sprayin some NO2 on them at all.
Did the machine shop say how deep they flycut the pistons? because I cut mine .070"ish, and the releif is no where near the edge of the piston, I would not be afraid of sprayin some NO2 on them at all.
#10
i use the same style breather on the valve cover as this one. i always zip tie a rag around it. usded to have to change it every other track day started to get a lil saturated. after i started spraying nitrous through the motor, i havent had to change it once lol 12 bottles ran through it 150-275hp levels. maybe you should spray it a lil lol worked for me
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