Roll Call for Dyno Day
Yeah it was great met some more people here on the board. TUnedport335 where were you?
My84Z and Realquick it was great talking to you, we'll have to get together again soon. later
Shawn
My84Z and Realquick it was great talking to you, we'll have to get together again soon. later
Shawn
Originally posted by super83Z
Yeah it was great met some more people here on the board. TUnedport335 where were you?
My84Z and Realquick it was great talking to you, we'll have to get together again soon. later
Shawn
Yeah it was great met some more people here on the board. TUnedport335 where were you?
My84Z and Realquick it was great talking to you, we'll have to get together again soon. later
Shawn
I had a good time, even though I didn't dyno. RealQuick, nice meeting you. After the dyno I went back to Jim's and ran the cooling system pressure tester on my car (Sat was her first day out). As I suspected the cooling system does not hold pressure. However, I am pretty sure it is the head gasket and not a crack in an exhaust port, as when you start the car with the pressure tester attached the pressure builds more quickly than just from the heating of the coolant alone. So what that means is combustion chamber pressure is being vented into the cooling system.... At least that is what I think. I'll have to run the pressure tester on Jim's car to see how quick just heating hte coolant builds pressure for a comparison.
Joe
Joe
Originally posted by jgeorger
I had a good time, even though I didn't dyno. RealQuick, nice meeting you. After the dyno I went back to Jim's and ran the cooling system pressure tester on my car (Sat was her first day out). As I suspected the cooling system does not hold pressure. However, I am pretty sure it is the head gasket and not a crack in an exhaust port, as when you start the car with the pressure tester attached the pressure builds more quickly than just from the heating of the coolant alone. So what that means is combustion chamber pressure is being vented into the cooling system.... At least that is what I think. I'll have to run the pressure tester on Jim's car to see how quick just heating hte coolant builds pressure for a comparison.
Joe
I had a good time, even though I didn't dyno. RealQuick, nice meeting you. After the dyno I went back to Jim's and ran the cooling system pressure tester on my car (Sat was her first day out). As I suspected the cooling system does not hold pressure. However, I am pretty sure it is the head gasket and not a crack in an exhaust port, as when you start the car with the pressure tester attached the pressure builds more quickly than just from the heating of the coolant alone. So what that means is combustion chamber pressure is being vented into the cooling system.... At least that is what I think. I'll have to run the pressure tester on Jim's car to see how quick just heating hte coolant builds pressure for a comparison.
Joe
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....maybe by next dyno day I'll have my turd down there on the dyno.
