interesting bad built motor thread on G35driver.......
Im going thru deleting post that have nothing to do with the topic at hand of my motor or the inspection report or why it failed. I ask that everyone stop coming up with reason out of left field as to why my 2nd motor failed. When there is already a professional answer k thanks
I'm going to start a new thread (blueprint and balance). Seems inappropriate for this thread series. For all those interested and for all those interested in furthering the education of the members of this community----please refer to thread that I will start tonight (blueprint and balance).
Im going thru deleting post that have nothing to do with the topic at hand of my motor or the inspection report or why it failed. I ask that everyone stop coming up with reason out of left field as to why my 2nd motor failed. When there is already a professional answer k thanks
too bad Julian can't be here make comments on the z forum.. especially when the car in question is a z and the owner is mainly here. To say he sobotaged is a ridiculous accusation. regardless of whatever drama there was, he made helpful posts.
i think that will make the thread really boring.
cliff notes would be a better solution , but what do I know..
i think that will make the thread really boring.
cliff notes would be a better solution , but what do I know..
Last edited by Cannysage; Oct 27, 2008 at 02:25 PM.
I know, but to say GTM is putting out flawed motors (as if they all are) is just as pointed
My motor failed and it was a GTM motor.
What p!ssed me off more than the 1000whp advertising they used to put on these sleeved motors, is that I ran mine under 600whp (525whp most of the time), put less than 10 passes down the 1/4, and when it failed at 9000 miles I was told I "wasnt normal, I abuse cars, I take it 160mph which is crazy" and "I shouldnt expect more than about 8-12K out of the sleeved motors" Why the fawk did I spend $$$ on the "BEST" parts, shop and tuning to be fed BULL$HIT when it failed? Why do shops take credit for accomplishments and point fingers when there is a failure?
Funny that wasnt advertised when they were sold to the community 2 years ago as the only option for 500whp and up RELIABLY. More on my situation later this week, I have more than just opinions....
What p!ssed me off more than the 1000whp advertising they used to put on these sleeved motors, is that I ran mine under 600whp (525whp most of the time), put less than 10 passes down the 1/4, and when it failed at 9000 miles I was told I "wasnt normal, I abuse cars, I take it 160mph which is crazy" and "I shouldnt expect more than about 8-12K out of the sleeved motors" Why the fawk did I spend $$$ on the "BEST" parts, shop and tuning to be fed BULL$HIT when it failed? Why do shops take credit for accomplishments and point fingers when there is a failure?
Funny that wasnt advertised when they were sold to the community 2 years ago as the only option for 500whp and up RELIABLY. More on my situation later this week, I have more than just opinions....
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Last edited by IIQuickSilverII; Oct 27, 2008 at 02:39 PM.
Originally Posted by r0mey
Im going thru deleting post that have nothing to do with the topic at hand of my motor or the inspection report or why it failed. I ask that everyone stop coming up with reason out of left field as to why my 2nd motor failed. When there is already a professional answer k thanks
Thank goodness for teh interwebz and the wealth of instant info it provides.
Last edited by gothchick; Oct 27, 2008 at 02:50 PM.
I have also posted a response to Julians response on G35driver, if you want to read it check it out on G35driver - there is no point in keeping up with the same thread on two sites when, for the most part, the same people are involved.
My motor failed and it was a GTM motor.
What p!ssed me off more than the 1000whp advertising they used to put on these sleeved motors, is that I ran mine under 600whp (525whp most of the time), put less than 10 passes down the 1/4, and when it failed at 9000 miles I was told I "wasnt normal, I abuse cars, I take it 160mph which is crazy" and "I shouldnt expect more than about 8-12K out of the sleeved motors" Why the fawk did I spend $$$ on the "BEST" parts, shop and tuning to be fed BULL$HIT when it failed? Why do shops take credit for accomplishments and point fingers when there is a failure?
Funny that wasnt advertised when they were sold to the community 2 years ago as the only option for 500whp and up RELIABLY. More on my situation later this week, I have more than just opinions....
What p!ssed me off more than the 1000whp advertising they used to put on these sleeved motors, is that I ran mine under 600whp (525whp most of the time), put less than 10 passes down the 1/4, and when it failed at 9000 miles I was told I "wasnt normal, I abuse cars, I take it 160mph which is crazy" and "I shouldnt expect more than about 8-12K out of the sleeved motors" Why the fawk did I spend $$$ on the "BEST" parts, shop and tuning to be fed BULL$HIT when it failed? Why do shops take credit for accomplishments and point fingers when there is a failure?
Funny that wasnt advertised when they were sold to the community 2 years ago as the only option for 500whp and up RELIABLY. More on my situation later this week, I have more than just opinions....
You dont have to tell me that...I should have written down the BS that was told to me when it all went down. "sleeves are not for street cars" was a funny one. Oh no $hit I never saw that posted until they started failing left and right. I dont know how it would hold up on the track when I drive "easy" on the street in comparison...
You dont have to tell me that...I should have written down the BS that was told to me when it all went down. "sleeves are not for street cars" was a funny one. Oh no $hit I never saw that posted until they started failing left and right. I dont know how it would hold up on the track when I drive "easy" on the street in comparison...
Last edited by go-fast; Oct 27, 2008 at 03:50 PM.
yeah I have to agree.
I don't know why several 160+mph runs holding high rpms for long periods of time in slower higher gears with sleeves that reduce coolant from cooling the cylinder walls while running high amounts of power would reduce the life of an engine. It just shouldn't. Especially because a lot of money was spent.
That and I really don't understand why engines for racing teams would only last a few thousand miles...They should last forever since they use the best parts, racing gas, a pro driver, and a pro race team that monitors everything.
I don't know why several 160+mph runs holding high rpms for long periods of time in slower higher gears with sleeves that reduce coolant from cooling the cylinder walls while running high amounts of power would reduce the life of an engine. It just shouldn't. Especially because a lot of money was spent.
That and I really don't understand why engines for racing teams would only last a few thousand miles...They should last forever since they use the best parts, racing gas, a pro driver, and a pro race team that monitors everything.
Last edited by sentry65; Oct 27, 2008 at 05:33 PM.
You dont have to tell me that...I should have written down the BS that was told to me when it all went down. "sleeves are not for street cars" was a funny one. Oh no $hit I never saw that posted until they started failing left and right. I dont know how it would hold up on the track when I drive "easy" on the street in comparison...
funny thing is that, besides the fact that sleeves arent needed for the power levels you seek, there are quite a few cars with sleeves that run no isses, that is unless they have machining issues....did they blamed darton too? did they blamed the tunning? i guess they did blamed you for it...
yeah I have to agree.
I don't know why several 160+mph runs holding high rpms for long periods of time in slower higher gears with sleeves that reduce coolant from cooling the cylinder walls while running high amounts of power would reduce the life of an engine. It just shouldn't. Especially because a lot of money was spent.
That and I really don't understand why engines for racing teams would only last a few thousand miles...They should last forever since they use the best parts, racing gas, a pro driver, and a pro race team that monitors everything.
I don't know why several 160+mph runs holding high rpms for long periods of time in slower higher gears with sleeves that reduce coolant from cooling the cylinder walls while running high amounts of power would reduce the life of an engine. It just shouldn't. Especially because a lot of money was spent.
That and I really don't understand why engines for racing teams would only last a few thousand miles...They should last forever since they use the best parts, racing gas, a pro driver, and a pro race team that monitors everything.
I wish you would just post instead of IM'ing your customers to do it for you.



