3.0l 16v turbo carnage
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We'll see if the 2.5l remains for next season. With a 2.5l 8v you really don't have that much to loose. IF the 2.5l 8v remains you can look forward to some dyno runs pushing the GT3582R at 30 psi with E85
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huhu I can assure you the incident left a bang loud enough and a smoke cloud big enough to attract the local bomb squad
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what kind of pistons were you running to get 9.5:1 compression? I was under the impression most off the shelf pistons for the 951 were lower compression ratio
Sorry to hear about the explosion though - those are some pretty gnarly pictures you've got!
Sorry to hear about the explosion though - those are some pretty gnarly pictures you've got!
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That engine was 3liter 968 unit with stock 968 pistons, not 951 engine. Only rods were 951. 9.5:1 CR was achieved by using thicker Cometic headgasket.
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Duke's engine was running a Finnish made Tatech EMS. A friend of mine uses same ems with his 8V 3.0L 951.
When i ordered better rods for mine, Pete's & Arto's 951 3.0L engines, the rod man checked very carefully original 951 rods. He said they are good for 300 hp, all above that is a risky business. He also pointed out a place where oem rods will break
When i ordered better rods for mine, Pete's & Arto's 951 3.0L engines, the rod man checked very carefully original 951 rods. He said they are good for 300 hp, all above that is a risky business. He also pointed out a place where oem rods will break
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I don't buy that, not even for road racing. Hell I've seen pencil-stick Honda rods survive 300whp. Ours are much beefier.
-Rogue