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Old 04-02-2021, 06:29 AM   #201
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What’s the latest on the heap?


I just cussed the aftermarket 4 core radiator install on mine. Nice unit, but required some shade tree modifications to the core support.
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Old 04-02-2021, 07:50 PM   #202
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What’s the latest on the heap?
Eh. Nothing much. I've got right at a thousand miles on the heap. Too chicken to take it to the track just yet. I am toying with taking it to the dyno next week though. Just gotta get to it.
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Old 04-13-2021, 10:51 AM   #203
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With right at 1,100 miles on the new engine, I finally got around to putting the heap on a dyno.
- There's no real change in fueling over the former build.
- With the converter locked and in overdrive, I had a fit getting on top of the turbos below 2000 engine RPM.
- After a few minor adjustments, it became evident the current injection timing is optimal.
- After a number of pulls, the damned TPS started showing its ass which resulted in the trans dropping out of OD & lockup during the pulls.

Screw it! It is what it is.

Standard 12mm VE IP on straight #2:
No change in horsepower but, there's an additional 140ft/lbs of torque with the EGTs never going over 1300*f.

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I reckon I can build on that.
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Old 04-13-2021, 03:51 PM   #204
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When's cog belt driven VE #2 going in?
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Old 04-13-2021, 09:39 PM   #205
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When's cog belt driven VE #2 going in?
Hah! Dunno where I'd put it if I were inclined.


BTW: Right at 19 pulls IIRC for $213. Such included dicking with tuning and cool-off between most of the pulls.

Fixing to head to the coast to see how it handles salt-air at 5' elevation.
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Old 04-14-2021, 06:07 AM   #206
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Why is the torque number that low? Due to converter unlocking? Did the converter not lock in at all during the runs?

Don’t know why, but I was expecting more along the lines of 1100-1200ft lbs. Maybe VE limited?

Not knocking the numbers but just curious. Glad you found a dyno and hored it out.
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Old 04-14-2021, 05:01 PM   #207
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Why is the torque number that low? Due to converter unlocking? Did the converter not lock in at all during the runs?

Don’t know why, but I was expecting more along the lines of 1100-1200ft lbs. Maybe VE limited?

Not knocking the numbers but just curious. Glad you found a dyno and hored it out.
That plot shown is with everything working as it should, in OD with converter locked.

I think it would be fair to say a number of things have changed since the former build.
- Different piston-bowl profile that includes a CC or so reduction in volume.
- A little over twice the charge-air volume available with things at full-song (+/-).
- Said profound increase in charge-air volume necessitated retarding the static injection-timing a bit compared to the former build.
- I think the lock-up converter introduces an entire new load dynamic to the engine as a whole, compared the the former non lock-up mess. I'm still recognizing/identifying all that for later ciphering over a shot or six of moonshine.

Meh, all said and done, I'm up a very comfortably cool 140ft/lbs.

On that last note, I've just arrived at the coast after a 155 mile trip of about half 70ish mph, and the balance 45/55 mph. A little over a quarter tank if you believe the stock gauge. At 70, the spinny-things appear to be just lit good and present with around 10~15lbs boost at the head. As such, the phacker jumps surprisingly if you lean into it. It's fun to drive.

Otherwise, an uneventful trip with no stems & seeds that you don't need.
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Old 04-15-2021, 12:13 PM   #208
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What are using for lockup control again?

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Old 04-15-2021, 02:14 PM   #209
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What are using for lockup control again?
Currently, a Compushift MINI-2 exclusively.

I may have to just install a couple of mystery-switches to overcome any headaches when on the dyno.
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Old 04-16-2021, 09:30 AM   #210
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I may have to just install a couple of mystery-switches to overcome any headaches when on the dyno.
Biggest issue I have is having lockup occur at an rpm point that pulls it too far down the torque curve. I've been meaning to sit down and do the math on where I need it to lock to stay on top of the climb.

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Old 08-13-2021, 10:27 PM   #211
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Crap.
The transmission fully functions correctly in all modes.
- It's taken to slipping in any gear/mode with going past a certain point of throttle. Past light-throttle, approaching mid-throttle (If the church-lady drove it, there'd be no issue recognized).

The TV-cable's set right and firmly connected everywhere.
I think that I've got a piston-seal flipped out of place or, some kind of hydraulic leak. I've got to look into past logs to see where I had the line-pressure set. I recall that it's like 115-125psig'ish.
Naturally, the line-pressure sensor isn't reading now after the new engine mess.

Crap.
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