i dont no what happened, my dads freind took my car to take to his shop to fix the camshaft sensor, next thing i no my car is flat bedded to my driveway with a huge hole in my motor idk how it happened he siad the piston just blew out of it, anyone no where i can get a new engine?

 

What kind of motor? Stock? Built?

The rod came through the block, not the piston.

 

that sucks....sounds like ur friends dad messed something up

 

a lot of variables, bad gas, dad's friend's driving, bad tune (doubt it), etc. Could be many things but don't jump to any conclusions/pointing fingers without investigating.

 

call jnz tuning up they are in hatfield pa

 

Your dads friend needs to "Pay Up Sucka"

 

sorry to hear that. happened to me as well. just a fluke really as i was just cruising on the highway at the time...did a built motor for peace of mind..

 

Then there is this problem. If he really told you that he had no buisness working on your car anyway

 

the rod through the block mean the car has been pushed really really hard then prolly missed a gear or ever reeved it, because for a rod to go through am iron block it either takes a lot of power or missed gear/pushed hard on a unhealthy engine..

 

the guy driving my car is a good freind and an experienced mechanic, the motor was not built, but i did have cosworth 272 cams done, the tune is 4ws so i highly doubt thats the problem, the oil that came out was straight black and i just did an oil change a month ago =( idk what to do

 

sucks.. keep us updated!

 

seems theres be a problem lately with cam sensors going bad. taking fuel and adding timing causing the motor to blow. thats not the first evo that threw a stock rod out the side ya know....... it happens.

 

Your info says that you are in Freehold.

Turbo Trix is in Edison, Ivey is in Linden, both of whom could help out with finding & installing a new motor.

You might also contact DogBox Racing (in Howell) if you need someone really close.

Hope this works out for you.

Good luck.

 

maybe someone with more knowledge can elaborate

but I'm going to go out on a limb and say driving on a bad/faulty camshaft sensor couldn't have helped the situation

 

+1, also who installed your cams, and how long ago?! (mile wise)