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I would not have ran eagle anything in that motor, but that's just me.
Little looser on them clearances next time will do the trick.
Where you running an HLA regulator?
Little looser on them clearances next time will do the trick.
Where you running an HLA regulator?
Last edited by sobo; Jan 3, 2013 at 03:09 PM.
Congrats your in 1st place for carnage of the year award! lol......
Was this the 1st time you ran the car at/close to that speed @ that boost pressure? Or was this the 1st time since the build the car was pushed this hard? If you pushed the car close to this hard on a regular basis loosely speaking it actually held up pretty well all things considered. Good luck with the rebuild tho
Was this the 1st time you ran the car at/close to that speed @ that boost pressure? Or was this the 1st time since the build the car was pushed this hard? If you pushed the car close to this hard on a regular basis loosely speaking it actually held up pretty well all things considered. Good luck with the rebuild tho
Well i guess i pushed my built 2.2 lr a little to hard.it had an eagle crank and rods with je pistons.It looks like it spun a rod bearing causing oil pressure to drop then the rod let go bending the ams race balance shaft delete rod and locking up the oil pump.There is two holes in the block one in the front and one in the back.It blew at 170mph and 43psi of boost in 5th gear.
Looks like the oil pump went bad from lack of oil at the pick up, causing the spun bearing, which then heated up the rod and broke it.







GL with the rebuild
