nissanfanatic wrote:I had an issue that sounded like bad knock on the dyno after putting down 532whp. It turned out to be my flywheel bolts shearing off/backing out. I would check oil pressure, as if you have enough clearance to be knocking, oil pressure should be pretty low.
You don't run the car hard when it is cold do you?
No i never beat on the car when its cold. I wait for it to atleast get up to 160-170 degrees. I believe i read on moto tune usa that beating on a motor that is not fully warmed up is one of the main causes of engine failure. When i pull it i will find out whether or not its the flywheel bolts backing out or not. I did use red lock tite when i installed them but, that doesnt mean they didnt back out. When i pull it i plan on spot welding what i can in the engine bay as well as maybe cleaning up a few wires.
Do you think it could of been the fact that i was running too light of engine oil (10w30 on a 92 degree day)? I am thinking 10w-40 or maybe 20w50 depending on my clearences if it turns out that i have to replace my bearings.
Ghost518 wrote:guy near me has a junkyard turbo setup KA SOHC on his 90. his best was 14.4 @ 95. im very glad to see people arent throwing these motors out. nothing wrong with sohc.
Yeah...I ran a 15.2@92 on my t25/smic setup. My clutch was already going so i didnt launch it and ran a 2.7 60' when i was at the track with that setup.
I think i could of ran a 14.5 or 14.4 (new setup) if i had launched a little higher. I was getting nervous when i was having to launch around 4K even though i was still bogging. I think the sweet spot would be 4.5K and then i would be able to cut a sub 2.0 60'. Plus i had pulled to much timing on that tune. I pulled enough timing for 8psi since i though i would be running that but, i was only on 5psi because the mafs maxed out. So with a little timing put back in and a higher launch rpm i think i could of gotten a little better time.