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Old 04-26-2016, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Forcefed86
Who says the 88/83 flows 120lb a min? There are no compressor maps for china copies I’m aware of? The larger wheel and exhaust housing on the s475 alone is going to make a big difference. That coupled with the extended tips and newer wheel designs. Unless there’s a back-to-back shoot out though I agree… we are all just guessing.
Just comparing to the old PT88 since it seems its a direct copy, but no maps for PT turbos either so no help there. Comparing my tugboat to his RX7 the On3 should have easily belted out the power to get him in the 8's if it can get mine to 9.5 so it has to be making a little power. I would love to compare the Bord to the On3 but going from T4 to T6 in a cramped spot is a bit of a pain since so much other stuff has to move.


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The Billett version is a copy of the PTE MVS offering. May be worth an email to PTE?
Ya I havent seen anyone use the billet wheel On3 yet. I was going off the old non-billet numbers for comparison to what I have. The MVS looks better but they didn't increase the flow numbers, I guess they didn't want to impede sales on the $2500+ turbos in the same hp range?
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Lol. 4 bent rods. Go figure





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Originally Posted by a4ls2goat
Lol. 4 bent rods. Go figure





Well at least they just danced and didn't go air conditioning your block!
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Exactly what i thought
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Stuff those gen IVs in there and button it up! Oh, and we'll need video of a drive with the BW unit!.
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Any balance issues swapping in different pistons/rods or is the overall weights close enough?
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Originally Posted by 3 window
Stuff those gen IVs in there and button it up! Oh, and we'll need video of a drive with the BW unit!.
Forsure!
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Originally Posted by 69-chvl
Any balance issues swapping in different pistons/rods or is the overall weights close enough?
Be interesting to see the weight difference between a gen IV and a gen III piston and rod assembly. If you were swapping same generations, I wouldn't worry. I'd bet the later model assembly is heavier. Meaning the crank would be light on weight. May have some vibration issues at certain rpm points, maybe not.
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7 bent rods
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The picture might be messing with me with light and angles, but it looks like you bent 7. I don't think you tried hard enough. Next time I expect all 8 to be twisted mangled abominations.

In all seriousness though, good catch. Glad you don't have a new PCV system in your block.
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Although my Gen III LQ4 doesn't make any abnormal noises, I am willing to bet I have some "S" rods. It's been in the car for going on 4 years and has been at 600+ rwhp the entire time.

I hope that I can catch mine in time too before it windows the block. Would like to keep the block around for a future forged bottom end.

Anxious to see some results of yours when you get it back together.
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Originally Posted by Black89Z51
The picture might be messing with me with light and angles, but it looks like you bent 7. I don't think you tried hard enough. Next time I expect all 8 to be twisted mangled abominations.

In all seriousness though, good catch. Glad you don't have a new PCV system in your block.
Lol. Im glad it was just that. Easy fix. This motor has 200k miles and the bearings look mint! Gota love ls motors
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Originally Posted by RedRocketZ28
Although my Gen III LQ4 doesn't make any abnormal noises, I am willing to bet I have some "S" rods. It's been in the car for going on 4 years and has been at 600+ rwhp the entire time.

I hope that I can catch mine in time too before it windows the block. Would like to keep the block around for a future forged bottom end.

Anxious to see some results of yours when you get it back together.


Yea i guess i was lucky and unlucky at the same time. Since it happend so fast i even kept timing really low to try to help it but that wasnt enough.
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Thoughts on these pistons?


http://m.ebay.com/itm/5-3L-Chevrolet-GM-GEN-IV-V-Pistons-w-Rings-Flat-Top-w-Valve-Relief-New-Set-/231763825030?nav=SEARCH
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I believe 5.3 pistons are dished. Those, however, will fit but may raise your compression ratio a bit. 4.8 pistons are flat. Honestly, if there's nothing wrong with your stock pistons, you may be able to clean them up and reuse them. Pressing the piston pin off the rod though may cause them to crack. May not be worth it to save $100.
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None of the gen4 5.3 pistons are dished. I don't like the area above the ring land on the 2010+ pistons for boost. Especially where the valve reliefs are. Price seems crazy good though. Prob worth every bit of $100.

Here is the speedpro for comparison.
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100$ compared to 250$.
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Right and the speed pros don't come with rings either! Like I said prob worth every penny of $100. Just not ideal for boost is all.
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as long as they hold the power i think its good
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Originally Posted by a4ls2goat
If that's an accurate picture, very little above the ring land at the valve relief. I'd say any boost will wreak havoc on that area. Might want to reconsider. You'd want a piston with the ring package moved down if possible.


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