Another failed gated sump causing engine meltdown
#961
James the det is no where no what i was expecting
The car was running fine and of course would of untill the pistons gripped the bores getting the serious damage
And i think the det was caused previous to us mapping it..
Any other selective question you want to ask??
cheers danny
The car was running fine and of course would of untill the pistons gripped the bores getting the serious damage
And i think the det was caused previous to us mapping it..
Any other selective question you want to ask??
cheers danny
#963
James the det is no where no what i was expecting
The car was running fine and of course would of untill the pistons gripped the bores getting the serious damage
And i think the det was caused previous to us mapping it..
Any other selective question you want to ask??
cheers danny
The car was running fine and of course would of untill the pistons gripped the bores getting the serious damage
And i think the det was caused previous to us mapping it..
Any other selective question you want to ask??
cheers danny
#967
Sounds good mate! Will try and get down for a show or something! Funny though, cos last time I was down you're Saff had 0bhp too
#968
Ok I feel as though I'm wasting my time explaining this to you but here goes
Any fucking idiot can see with there own eyes that the pistons have melted !
When metal gets hot it expands !
This would be when the piston being alli and the bore being steel was when the piston locked in the bore !
So can you not accept the facts or still trying to bullshit you're way out of it I suppose if you continue talking shit you're whole life then you may start believing you're own shit
Any fucking idiot can see with there own eyes that the pistons have melted !
When metal gets hot it expands !
This would be when the piston being alli and the bore being steel was when the piston locked in the bore !
So can you not accept the facts or still trying to bullshit you're way out of it I suppose if you continue talking shit you're whole life then you may start believing you're own shit
What the fuck are you on about ??
the pistons have clearly seen det in their life but when can t be said!!
The melted part is down to heat and the bores gripping them thats for sure and thats when the cracks appeared!!! this did not happen because of det!!!
Its hard work on here with so many haters and so many people who dont know what they are looking at..
When a piston badly dets then temps will sore but that isnt bad det and didnt contribute to high temps gripping the pistons!!!
Did no one listen to what karl norris had to say???
Is he talking shit to??
cheers danny
#971
#972
Let me summarise this to date as I think this is becoming a little bit like trial and execution by internet! I am remaining totally impartial here as it is only fair! these are my points.
1. The pistons are detted above the top ring land. This damage will almost certainly be from excessive ignition timing. 14 degrees is in my opinion excessive at 2 bar boost and I would expect the engine to det at that amount of advance and Compression ratio. I would certainly say danny's map could easily have caused that det.
2. The pistons have fatigue cracks. These are probably not from dannys map. The pistons have no heat related failure that I can see. Only Det. Mahle pistons are prone to these cracks if revved over 8500rpm on std stroke. (safe rpm comes down as stroke goes up). A missed gear or an over rev condition is the likely cause, which is very common on 2wd high power engines.
The rest I will leave the children to bicker over.
1. The pistons are detted above the top ring land. This damage will almost certainly be from excessive ignition timing. 14 degrees is in my opinion excessive at 2 bar boost and I would expect the engine to det at that amount of advance and Compression ratio. I would certainly say danny's map could easily have caused that det.
2. The pistons have fatigue cracks. These are probably not from dannys map. The pistons have no heat related failure that I can see. Only Det. Mahle pistons are prone to these cracks if revved over 8500rpm on std stroke. (safe rpm comes down as stroke goes up). A missed gear or an over rev condition is the likely cause, which is very common on 2wd high power engines.
The rest I will leave the children to bicker over.
#973
#974
#976
Firstly tony has measured cr to be 7.43 so surmising it to be higher isnt fair and its also stated to not having 2 bar of boost 4.5 k it was only .65 bar..
If it had 2 bar at 4.5k at 14 degrees and was proven to be 7.6.1 cr then of course karl is correct but i have a logged boost graph that shows .65 bar at 4.5k time and time again??
also what cr is it 7.4 or 7.6 ..
these factors are very important to as why this car has detted..
cheers danny
If it had 2 bar at 4.5k at 14 degrees and was proven to be 7.6.1 cr then of course karl is correct but i have a logged boost graph that shows .65 bar at 4.5k time and time again??
also what cr is it 7.4 or 7.6 ..
these factors are very important to as why this car has detted..
cheers danny
#977
now i am not in anyway clued up to mapping but surely it does not matter when your live mapping the car what the cr is or even if you dont no what cr it is as you will be adjusting the ignition,fueling to suit the engine as you go along the different sites in the map?
#978
now i am not in anyway clued up to mapping but surely it does not matter when your live mapping the car what the cr is or even if you dont no what cr it is as you will be adjusting the ignition,fueling to suit the engine as you go along the different sites in the map?
Spot on mate..
cheers danny
#980
And I recall asking you Danny after it was mapped if you had a idea of how low the cr was and you said that with the amount of ignition in it you would say around the 7.2 mark.
Steve
Steve
#981
I know this will upset all those who map on a rolling road, but can I just add, it is IMPOSSIBLE to map a car on the rolling road AND be confident it wont det on a high speed run on the road. I have been saying for years why I would never recommend a RR for final mapping. It is an ideal diagnostic tool, but cannot in any shape or form represent either the load or air flow achieved at 180mph! FACT!
What this means is that people who have their cars mapped on a RR must accept that det is a real risk when using the car in the real world. FACT!
What this means is that people who have their cars mapped on a RR must accept that det is a real risk when using the car in the real world. FACT!
#982
I know this will upset all those who map on a rolling road, but can I just add, it is IMPOSSIBLE to map a car on the rolling road AND be confident it wont det on a high speed run on the road. I have been saying for years why I would never recommend a RR for final mapping. It is an ideal diagnostic tool, but cannot in any shape or form represent either the load or air flow achieved at 180mph! FACT!
What this means is that people who have their cars mapped on a RR must accept that det is a real risk when using the car in the real world. FACT!
What this means is that people who have their cars mapped on a RR must accept that det is a real risk when using the car in the real world. FACT!
i also always think about the lack of airflow on a rr when mapping will be no where near as much on the road so that would effect the ignition and fuel as well
#983
I know this will upset all those who map on a rolling road, but can I just add, it is IMPOSSIBLE to map a car on the rolling road AND be confident it wont det on a high speed run on the road. I have been saying for years why I would never recommend a RR for final mapping. It is an ideal diagnostic tool, but cannot in any shape or form represent either the load or air flow achieved at 180mph! FACT!
What this means is that people who have their cars mapped on a RR must accept that det is a real risk when using the car in the real world. FACT!
What this means is that people who have their cars mapped on a RR must accept that det is a real risk when using the car in the real world. FACT!
#984
What the fuck are you on about ??
the pistons have clearly seen det in their life but when can t be said!!
The melted part is down to heat and the bores gripping them thats for sure and thats when the cracks appeared!!! this did not happen because of det!!!
Its hard work on here with so many haters and so many people who dont know what they are looking at..
When a piston badly dets then temps will sore but that isnt bad det and didnt contribute to high temps gripping the pistons!!!
Did no one listen to what karl norris had to say???
Is he talking shit to??
cheers danny
the pistons have clearly seen det in their life but when can t be said!!
The melted part is down to heat and the bores gripping them thats for sure and thats when the cracks appeared!!! this did not happen because of det!!!
Its hard work on here with so many haters and so many people who dont know what they are looking at..
When a piston badly dets then temps will sore but that isnt bad det and didnt contribute to high temps gripping the pistons!!!
Did no one listen to what karl norris had to say???
Is he talking shit to??
cheers danny
#985
One very final point about RR's and I will give an example of something I tell my customers all the time, yet when a RR day comes round it beggers belief the questions I get about why the power was lower than expected.
T34 car example 1:
I map the car to the maximum safe reliable output of the turbo and engine spec. This is usually around 380bhp mark, and on a typical car will peak at say 30psi and tail to 24psi when held in 4th and 5th gear. This will be running the turbo very near its limit.
Car goes on RR. Car only makes 360bhp. HOWEVER, lets look at what has really happened.
1. Lack of load has now meant the car has only held 21psi instead of the 24psi it held in 5th gear on the road during its top speed run. That is 35psi absolute V 38psi absolute. This equates to a mass air flow reduction of at least 8% even if ACT was good on the RR which it wont be!
8% of 360bhp is 28bhp. Hence if the car had been able to replicate the real top speed condition and held its real 24psi it would have shown 388bhp on the RR, which is of course the safe limit of a T34 and exactly the conditions it was actually mapped for.
T34 Example 2:
Customer has run said T34 car up on RR and is unhappy it only made 360bhp. RR operator suggest they can do better. Boost is increased to hold 24psi on the RR and ignition timing optimsed to suit. Power now shows 390bhp on the RR. Customer thinks new tuner has done a great job!
HOWEVER, now lets take said car for its top speed run again in 5th gear. Now instead of running its 24psi held, turbo is holding 28psi! This is actually resulting in turbine overspeed, excessive back pressure, lean running and excessive ignition timing. Engine will likely sh!t itself.
Moral of the story: DO NOT USE RR'S FOR FINAL MAPPING OF A CAR!
T34 car example 1:
I map the car to the maximum safe reliable output of the turbo and engine spec. This is usually around 380bhp mark, and on a typical car will peak at say 30psi and tail to 24psi when held in 4th and 5th gear. This will be running the turbo very near its limit.
Car goes on RR. Car only makes 360bhp. HOWEVER, lets look at what has really happened.
1. Lack of load has now meant the car has only held 21psi instead of the 24psi it held in 5th gear on the road during its top speed run. That is 35psi absolute V 38psi absolute. This equates to a mass air flow reduction of at least 8% even if ACT was good on the RR which it wont be!
8% of 360bhp is 28bhp. Hence if the car had been able to replicate the real top speed condition and held its real 24psi it would have shown 388bhp on the RR, which is of course the safe limit of a T34 and exactly the conditions it was actually mapped for.
T34 Example 2:
Customer has run said T34 car up on RR and is unhappy it only made 360bhp. RR operator suggest they can do better. Boost is increased to hold 24psi on the RR and ignition timing optimsed to suit. Power now shows 390bhp on the RR. Customer thinks new tuner has done a great job!
HOWEVER, now lets take said car for its top speed run again in 5th gear. Now instead of running its 24psi held, turbo is holding 28psi! This is actually resulting in turbine overspeed, excessive back pressure, lean running and excessive ignition timing. Engine will likely sh!t itself.
Moral of the story: DO NOT USE RR'S FOR FINAL MAPPING OF A CAR!
#986
What Karl is saying is that the det probs is down to the mapping, but the cracks and real damage is down to the car probs being over revved at some point.
There for the damage was already caused, mind if it had of kept going then it would have melted, then been the maps fault.
There for the damage was already caused, mind if it had of kept going then it would have melted, then been the maps fault.
#987
One very final point about RR's and I will give an example of something I tell my customers all the time, yet when a RR day comes round it beggers belief the questions I get about why the power was lower than expected.
T34 car example 1:
I map the car to the maximum safe reliable output of the turbo and engine spec. This is usually around 380bhp mark, and on a typical car will peak at say 30psi and tail to 24psi when held in 4th and 5th gear. This will be running the turbo very near its limit.
Car goes on RR. Car only makes 360bhp. HOWEVER, lets look at what has really happened.
1. Lack of load has now meant the car has only held 21psi instead of the 24psi it held in 5th gear on the road during its top speed run. That is 35psi absolute V 38psi absolute. This equates to a mass air flow reduction of at least 8% even if ACT was good on the RR which it wont be!
8% of 360bhp is 28bhp. Hence if the car had been able to replicate the real top speed condition and held its real 24psi it would have shown 388bhp on the RR, which is of course the safe limit of a T34 and exactly the conditions it was actually mapped for.
T34 Example 2:
Customer has run said T34 car up on RR and is unhappy it only made 360bhp. RR operator suggest they can do better. Boost is increased to hold 24psi on the RR and ignition timing optimsed to suit. Power now shows 390bhp on the RR. Customer thinks new tuner has done a great job!
HOWEVER, now lets take said car for its top speed run again in 5th gear. Now instead of running its 24psi held, turbo is holding 28psi! This is actually resulting in turbine overspeed, excessive back pressure, lean running and excessive ignition timing. Engine will likely sh!t itself.
Moral of the story: DO NOT USE RR'S FOR FINAL MAPPING OF A CAR!
T34 car example 1:
I map the car to the maximum safe reliable output of the turbo and engine spec. This is usually around 380bhp mark, and on a typical car will peak at say 30psi and tail to 24psi when held in 4th and 5th gear. This will be running the turbo very near its limit.
Car goes on RR. Car only makes 360bhp. HOWEVER, lets look at what has really happened.
1. Lack of load has now meant the car has only held 21psi instead of the 24psi it held in 5th gear on the road during its top speed run. That is 35psi absolute V 38psi absolute. This equates to a mass air flow reduction of at least 8% even if ACT was good on the RR which it wont be!
8% of 360bhp is 28bhp. Hence if the car had been able to replicate the real top speed condition and held its real 24psi it would have shown 388bhp on the RR, which is of course the safe limit of a T34 and exactly the conditions it was actually mapped for.
T34 Example 2:
Customer has run said T34 car up on RR and is unhappy it only made 360bhp. RR operator suggest they can do better. Boost is increased to hold 24psi on the RR and ignition timing optimsed to suit. Power now shows 390bhp on the RR. Customer thinks new tuner has done a great job!
HOWEVER, now lets take said car for its top speed run again in 5th gear. Now instead of running its 24psi held, turbo is holding 28psi! This is actually resulting in turbine overspeed, excessive back pressure, lean running and excessive ignition timing. Engine will likely sh!t itself.
Moral of the story: DO NOT USE RR'S FOR FINAL MAPPING OF A CAR!
#988
What Karl is saying is that the det probs is down to the mapping, but the cracks and real damage is down to the car probs being over revved at some point.
There for the damage was already caused, mind if it had of kept going then it would have melted, then been the maps fault.
There for the damage was already caused, mind if it had of kept going then it would have melted, then been the maps fault.
#990
Steve
#993
before danny digs himself a hole to Australia
I did say on my pics post that I had more pics
have you not noticed the pics only show 2 pistons
I wonder what the other 2 could look like
I did say on my pics post that I had more pics
have you not noticed the pics only show 2 pistons
I wonder what the other 2 could look like
#994
One very final point about RR's and I will give an example of something I tell my customers all the time, yet when a RR day comes round it beggers belief the questions I get about why the power was lower than expected.
T34 car example 1:
I map the car to the maximum safe reliable output of the turbo and engine spec. This is usually around 380bhp mark, and on a typical car will peak at say 30psi and tail to 24psi when held in 4th and 5th gear. This will be running the turbo very near its limit.
Car goes on RR. Car only makes 360bhp. HOWEVER, lets look at what has really happened.
1. Lack of load has now meant the car has only held 21psi instead of the 24psi it held in 5th gear on the road during its top speed run. That is 35psi absolute V 38psi absolute. This equates to a mass air flow reduction of at least 8% even if ACT was good on the RR which it wont be!
8% of 360bhp is 28bhp. Hence if the car had been able to replicate the real top speed condition and held its real 24psi it would have shown 388bhp on the RR, which is of course the safe limit of a T34 and exactly the conditions it was actually mapped for.
T34 Example 2:
Customer has run said T34 car up on RR and is unhappy it only made 360bhp. RR operator suggest they can do better. Boost is increased to hold 24psi on the RR and ignition timing optimsed to suit. Power now shows 390bhp on the RR. Customer thinks new tuner has done a great job!
HOWEVER, now lets take said car for its top speed run again in 5th gear. Now instead of running its 24psi held, turbo is holding 28psi! This is actually resulting in turbine overspeed, excessive back pressure, lean running and excessive ignition timing. Engine will likely sh!t itself.
Moral of the story: DO NOT USE RR'S FOR FINAL MAPPING OF A CAR!
T34 car example 1:
I map the car to the maximum safe reliable output of the turbo and engine spec. This is usually around 380bhp mark, and on a typical car will peak at say 30psi and tail to 24psi when held in 4th and 5th gear. This will be running the turbo very near its limit.
Car goes on RR. Car only makes 360bhp. HOWEVER, lets look at what has really happened.
1. Lack of load has now meant the car has only held 21psi instead of the 24psi it held in 5th gear on the road during its top speed run. That is 35psi absolute V 38psi absolute. This equates to a mass air flow reduction of at least 8% even if ACT was good on the RR which it wont be!
8% of 360bhp is 28bhp. Hence if the car had been able to replicate the real top speed condition and held its real 24psi it would have shown 388bhp on the RR, which is of course the safe limit of a T34 and exactly the conditions it was actually mapped for.
T34 Example 2:
Customer has run said T34 car up on RR and is unhappy it only made 360bhp. RR operator suggest they can do better. Boost is increased to hold 24psi on the RR and ignition timing optimsed to suit. Power now shows 390bhp on the RR. Customer thinks new tuner has done a great job!
HOWEVER, now lets take said car for its top speed run again in 5th gear. Now instead of running its 24psi held, turbo is holding 28psi! This is actually resulting in turbine overspeed, excessive back pressure, lean running and excessive ignition timing. Engine will likely sh!t itself.
Moral of the story: DO NOT USE RR'S FOR FINAL MAPPING OF A CAR!
Last edited by Jay,; 11-08-2012 at 07:59 PM.
#995
So when companies take a car and say 'We got an extra 40bhp out of the map' compared to (Add reputable tuners name), the chances are it's what Karl said and they have over done it? Or have I missed the point. Not having a dig by the way, just keen to learn.
Benni
Benni
#997
Steve
#998
One very final point about RR's and I will give an example of something I tell my customers all the time, yet when a RR day comes round it beggers belief the questions I get about why the power was lower than expected.
T34 car example 1:
I map the car to the maximum safe reliable output of the turbo and engine spec. This is usually around 380bhp mark, and on a typical car will peak at say 30psi and tail to 24psi when held in 4th and 5th gear. This will be running the turbo very near its limit.
Car goes on RR. Car only makes 360bhp. HOWEVER, lets look at what has really happened.
1. Lack of load has now meant the car has only held 21psi instead of the 24psi it held in 5th gear on the road during its top speed run. That is 35psi absolute V 38psi absolute. This equates to a mass air flow reduction of at least 8% even if ACT was good on the RR which it wont be!
8% of 360bhp is 28bhp. Hence if the car had been able to replicate the real top speed condition and held its real 24psi it would have shown 388bhp on the RR, which is of course the safe limit of a T34 and exactly the conditions it was actually mapped for.
T34 Example 2:
Customer has run said T34 car up on RR and is unhappy it only made 360bhp. RR operator suggest they can do better. Boost is increased to hold 24psi on the RR and ignition timing optimsed to suit. Power now shows 390bhp on the RR. Customer thinks new tuner has done a great job!
HOWEVER, now lets take said car for its top speed run again in 5th gear. Now instead of running its 24psi held, turbo is holding 28psi! This is actually resulting in turbine overspeed, excessive back pressure, lean running and excessive ignition timing. Engine will likely sh!t itself.
Moral of the story: DO NOT USE RR'S FOR FINAL MAPPING OF A CAR!
T34 car example 1:
I map the car to the maximum safe reliable output of the turbo and engine spec. This is usually around 380bhp mark, and on a typical car will peak at say 30psi and tail to 24psi when held in 4th and 5th gear. This will be running the turbo very near its limit.
Car goes on RR. Car only makes 360bhp. HOWEVER, lets look at what has really happened.
1. Lack of load has now meant the car has only held 21psi instead of the 24psi it held in 5th gear on the road during its top speed run. That is 35psi absolute V 38psi absolute. This equates to a mass air flow reduction of at least 8% even if ACT was good on the RR which it wont be!
8% of 360bhp is 28bhp. Hence if the car had been able to replicate the real top speed condition and held its real 24psi it would have shown 388bhp on the RR, which is of course the safe limit of a T34 and exactly the conditions it was actually mapped for.
T34 Example 2:
Customer has run said T34 car up on RR and is unhappy it only made 360bhp. RR operator suggest they can do better. Boost is increased to hold 24psi on the RR and ignition timing optimsed to suit. Power now shows 390bhp on the RR. Customer thinks new tuner has done a great job!
HOWEVER, now lets take said car for its top speed run again in 5th gear. Now instead of running its 24psi held, turbo is holding 28psi! This is actually resulting in turbine overspeed, excessive back pressure, lean running and excessive ignition timing. Engine will likely sh!t itself.
Moral of the story: DO NOT USE RR'S FOR FINAL MAPPING OF A CAR!
I bought a escort cosworth that you built and mapped and we optimised it on the rr getting from 357 and 370 lb ft up to 390 and 405 we did this on the rr and that was nearly 2 years ago ..
it gets ragged all the time and in fact has now done 9k miles since we did this so although you believe your own map cant be improved i can tell you you are wrong!!FACT
Also why does every one ignore the fact that even though there was 14 degrees ignition at 4.5 k there was only .65 bar of boost??
cheers danny
#1000
So all the final mapping done on my escos was pointless and ready for blowing up???lol
It never went wrong engine wise full stop!!!
cheers danny