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Old 06-27-2013, 09:57 PM
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50/50 and 16 degrees. No knock in the datalogs
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Originally Posted by mike13
50/50 and 16 degrees. No knock in the datalogs
9.5 Compression?
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Originally Posted by dmaxvaz
9.5 compression?
9.2-9.3
Old 06-28-2013, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by 408GT
This made me lol
Then my job here is done.
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Originally Posted by offaxis
Out of the exhaust .
So it IS going into cylinders? But how? Only way I see it possible is if next cylinder is binding the head and then blowing into neighboring cylinder through water passages...
If firing cylinder is lifting the head, coolant can't get in at this moment because of huge pressure in the cylinder :S
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Originally Posted by Vetal
So it IS going into cylinders? But how? Only way I see it possible is if next cylinder is binding the head and then blowing into neighboring cylinder through water passages...
If firing cylinder is lifting the head, coolant can't get in at this moment because of huge pressure in the cylinder :S
I'll bet what you posted here is how it happens. head is lifted slightly, and coolant goes to the cyl that is not on power stroke



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