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08-23-2015, 09:14 PM | #511 |
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Generally when the oil spikes to that high of pressure, the oil pump relief is already open all the way, the pump just generates too much flow. Very common on 4G63's. They port the crap out of the oil pump relief when running 8000+rpm.
I'd imagine oil will start coming out the turbine seal. I'd recommend installing a temporary gauge in your feed line to see what's up. It's possible a smaller or secondary restrictor is needed. Or moving down to a -3 line. I'm not a huge fan of Brad Penn, though it has a decent additive package. I'd recommend moving to something like Redline 10w40. Has a slightly lower hot viscosity but better startup protection and film strength.
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08-25-2015, 10:06 PM | #512 |
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I'll have to check it out. Once the oil is warm it doesn't go much too much over 100, but that's at a glance. Hard to peep the gauges when doing a 3rd gear pull. I do have a -4 on there and I could drop to a -3 line. I'm going to the drag strip Thursday, pending weather of course. I'll record my gauges and see what I'm getting. Might be time to put and oil pressure sensor on the Haltech and set some warnings or other safe guards.
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11-22-2015, 08:42 AM | #515 |
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No updates really. I've been driving the car a lot and enjoying it. I had a few issues here and there that needed to be taken care of, but other than that it's been completely reliable. There are a few changes and setup features I'll be adding in the future to improve response and make more power. As stated before, I want to setup launch control for those times I attend the drag strip. If also like to do boost by speed as well to maximize traction. 1st and 2nd gear are completely useless on the street. Even 3rd gear does a little bit of tail wagging as the Heilcal transfers power between wheels.
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11-22-2015, 09:47 AM | #516 | |
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11-23-2015, 07:33 AM | #517 |
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I get what you're saying, but this bottom end has had two setups on it and over 5K miles of mixed driving. The S14 SR20DET setup prior never saw oil pressure this high and that was with a new S14 oil pump. The only thing that changed was the VE oil pump and the VTC oil galley blocked. Aside from the solenoid block relocation and associated lines, nothing else changed. I'm not seeing signs of bearing failure in the oil. I could drop the oil viscosity for an oil change to see if that has had a significant effect or not.
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02-02-2016, 05:50 AM | #519 |
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To be honest, I haven't driven it in the past 3months. I was married in Nov and traveled to our destination wedding. Life has gotten in the way and she's ultimately been parked.
I had an issue pop up prior to her hibernation though that I need to track down. The car runs great and doesn't give me any problems. However, when boosting, boost no longer snaps in like it use to. It's more linear, like a super charger. I have a feeling it's either my wastegate solenoid or the wastegate itself. It'll still make peak boost of 19-20psi, but much later in the rpm band. I've got some things I want to change up on it. I believe I've mentioned them, but Ill list tem anyway. - Add cams and/or adjust can switch points - Setup launch control for drag duty - Fix boosting issue - Purchase drag slicks/wheel setup - Potentially switch to E85 or alternative fuel to maximize power potential I'm not nearly done with the car.
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02-02-2016, 06:12 AM | #520 | |
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03-13-2016, 08:08 PM | #521 | |
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I sorted my boost issue out. I was messing around with something on the intake manifold and noticed a small oil droplet coming from the underside. I figured I had a small pin hole in a weld or a slight crack(which I've fixed plenty of in the past). So, rather than pulling the wastegate apart, I figured I'd start with the intake manifold and move on from there. Once I had the manifold off, it was clear my wastegate wasn't the problem... All fixed... I decided that just rewelding it was probably not going to last. So, I capped it with a piece of .5x.75x.063 angle to reenforce that specific area, since it's been prone to cracking. Im off for the next two days and my hopes are to wire and setup the launch control off a momentary switch/button. I'll meet up with Harry to finalize everything but looking forward to building some boost on the line. This should drastically change my 60fts and my ETs.
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04-01-2016, 01:36 AM | #523 |
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damn i decided to pull the trigger on the VVL.. and i have a 3076 coming in.. i'm a little concerned about spool time, 4.5-5k!?
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04-01-2016, 08:47 AM | #524 | |
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My redline is conservative and can be raised, however that P11 cams limit high RPM power. I would like to switch to N1's or possibly the P12s for better suited cams to the medium/large turbo frame. With the addition of either of those cams, all else staying the same, I should see a spool speed up slightly, while increasing power under the curve and overall peak numbers.
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11-28-2016, 12:21 AM | #525 |
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My SR20VET is soo close. I'm just awaiting a 82.5mm throttle body from RMR, my ebay one i bought was leaking bad out the Shafts on the sides (tps/Throttle body).
I have a few questions. The front of the valve cover hits the hood pretty hard, what motor mounts is everyone running to space the engine down a little bit? Also is there any other throttle bodies available other than RMR 82.5mm. I can't seem to find anything else and a stock q45 throttle body won't work because it is too long. I need a throttle body about 2" long. I can't wait to rail this setup!! I hope to do about 500whp then tune it down to 450whp. I plan to run pump gas, and around 15-20psi. Any guesses on what she will do around that, i'm super anxious to get her on the dyno. AEM VER. 2 ECU P11 Head with N1 Cams & BC Springs & Retainers Mazworx intake manifold with 82.5mm RMR Throttle body 1000cc ID's w/ Water Meth injection ls7 Coilpack w/ built in heat sync Future Fab Manifold w/ GTX3076 . 82 ar CP Pistons w/ valve releifs 9:1 and Manly Rods ATI crank pulley VE Oil Pump all on Stock SR Transmission w/ OS Giken Twin Disk. |
11-28-2016, 12:36 AM | #526 |
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Option which ebay throttle body did you have? Was it this one?
I think hyper tune might sell a throttle body with the q45 flange?
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11-28-2016, 09:05 AM | #527 |
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@Options13- I replied to the SrVe thread here, http://zilvia.net/f/showpost.php?p=6...&postcount=481
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12-11-2016, 12:53 PM | #528 |
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Havent been on this forum in a while, had to check you up.
Amazing to read about both the dyno breaking, and the tunerguy's leg injury. Sounds exactly like my type of luck. Hope you go for a E85 soon. Soon finished off my latest engine, a Volvo B234 turbo for racing, and I am up for a VE this time built from the ground up. Either that or a Honda K24, interested in seeing your E85 dyno numbers first. Do you run any Ignition cut/ Antilag/launchcontrol? If so, have you removed the head to see how the Valveseats etc. looks? Keep going
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12-11-2016, 10:42 PM | #529 |
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Hello, amazing build you have there. Mine is a bottom mount turbo and I'm looking at top mount turbo kits. Does yours come complete with the intercooler pipings and down pipe?
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12-12-2016, 05:53 AM | #530 |
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See below.
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12-12-2016, 05:57 AM | #531 | ||
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I have not gotten the launch control setup yet, however, it is in the plans after the new year. I haven't opened my engine since it's been running. The only things I've really had to do were fix a cracking intake manifold, change the oil and spark plugs. It's been a great driver thus far. Quote:
The exhaust manifold, downpipe and external wastegate dump tube were a set. The intercooler and piping were a set as well, but designed for an S14/15 motor set. Obviously, this setup was never available in factory configuration, so some of the stuff was modified to work or I fabricated new pieces altogether.
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12-12-2016, 06:28 AM | #532 | |
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yeah, good to read this. looks astonishing, I want a roadcar like this myself, for now I have only built race-only purposed cars and drive an Audi on the streets, not THAT fun. Did you weld the intake yourself with the old TIG @ your work? Looked not bad. I own a welding company and have had people apply for jobs welding lots worse than that. thumbs up I wonder how the VE castings hold up against launch etc (ign. cut) In some brands heads, I have seen the valve-seats move further up in the head, leading to hazard. Big problem on Volvo engines, the latest race engine I built was a Volvo 16V B234 and I had to replace the seats with larger ones in beryllium in order to expand the lifespan with Ign. cut (hard launch) Enough shit in your nice thread, I will check for updates on your car, its been a long time since i was active here last time.
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10-17-2017, 01:17 PM | #534 |
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Unfortunately, there has been no progress really with the car. In fact, I haven't driven it much either. Work and family life have eaten up most of my free time. I do still have plans for the car, I do still intend to get my few issues resolved and sorted, but when that actually occurs, is still up for debate.
The fact that Photofuckit has single handedly destroyed my build thread is a bit depressing. This story is years of acquiring, building and work that has been wiped out by the greedy bastards over there. However, from a business stand point, I get it, it just sucks. I do have my cams and shim kit patiently waiting for the time I can replace them. My tuner is local and always willing to work after hours to get things sorted. I attempted to finish my wiring of the speed signal to the Haltech and I almost finished, but alas, life throws curveballs and apparently I'm up to bat. Hopefully, I'll be able to get back into the garage in the next few months to finish what I started.
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Fast forward to now, we have a place, it includes 5 garage parking spaces, 3 of which are mine. I have plans, but little funds to do what I want until we get back on our feet from the purchase of the house. So long as this thread is alive and this forum is still a viable outlet to post updates, I will continue to come back. I’m here, lurking in the back ground. Carry on...
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03-09-2020, 02:05 PM | #537 |
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And how are things going now? Settled enough to carry on the work this this beauty?
2020 already. I feel it isnt too long ago it turned 2010
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05-17-2020, 05:52 AM | #538 | |
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In February, two of my closest friends and my wife collaborated in secret to transport my car from Florida to Pennsylvania as a surprise birthday gift. I left my car at my parents place for multiple reasons when we relocated, the main reason being I didn?t have a place to store it. In late 2018 we purchase a home and financially, I didn’t have the extra funds to transport or travel to get the car. My dad offered to trailer it up if I flew down to hell, but his Colorado, even with the V6, is only rated to tow 3800lbs, WTF? Now that the car is here, I started tackling small things. The high idle was the starting point. When you fire the car, it jumps to 13-1400rpms, but it never drops and settles at 1000. So, upon investigation, the S13 has a wax material and coolant line hookups. The wax holds IACV wide open and prevents the stepper motor from being able to make any adjustments. I tested my theory by heating the IACV with a torch before starting the car. The car was hard to start and a blip of the throttle would allow it to run. Once the car was running and idling, the airflow through the IACV would cool the wax and high idle would resume. Heat the unit again and idle would settle around 1k and the stepper motor would hold it there. So my options are few and many. My first thought is to remove the IACV, drill a hole in the wax portion and throw it in the grill to melt it out. I don?t have coolant lines to hook up to the IACV, otherwise, that would be my go to. I’ll try the above first and then replace with a Haltech unit if needed. I took the car out for a spin testing a friends 4.36 Helical he gave me to diagnose a noise. While learning the noise was coming from the gear pattern mesh, essentially gear whine, I also learned the 4.36 rear really effects the wheel speed. My car always fought for traction in 3rd at WOT, but with his diff I blew my tires off at 75-80mph. So bad the car went sideways. I think this may be my next upgrade to help in the quarter mile runs. Unfortunately, after swapping back to my 4.083 Helical, I believe I popped a freeze plug. This freeze plug is located in the bellhousing, so it looks like I have to pull the trans to check it out. I’ll report back. I have some plans to clean up the tune and finally get the N1’s in. I’m also on the hunt for a fresh, unmolested block to throw sleeves in and get a block with more power hold capabilities. As always, thanks for reading. It’s nice to get back in here for a bit. The car is never done and I’ll always continue to tinker with it.
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That?s a hell of a good present! Nice to see an update on this build!
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05-17-2020, 10:48 AM | #540 |
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That?s a hell of a good present! Nice to see an update on this build!
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