Subject	poor analogy. fatigue vs catastrophic event
Posted by	Antihero on March 14, 2014 at 10:16 AM
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In Reply To	I am simply responding to Brandons statement posted by eriksu9 on March 14, 2014 at 08:51 AM
Message	engines don't get tired of running high boost. Engines should never detonate, but if they do, they will break. Antihero Putting AMS garbage, and $500 ebay wheels on a Z is like dressing a Victorias Secret model in a Walmart dress and Payless shoes. You're embarrassing yourself.
Follow Ups	Thoughts on high-compression TT's motors post MJ's monster? - ZXoltan 07:13:15 03/13/14 Ive been pondering the same thing.. - eriksu9 08:59:52 03/13/14 silly analogy. - Antihero 11:28:06 03/13/14 WTF was your dad Ron Burgundy? - LJZTT 11:41:53 03/13/14 I am simply responding to Brandons statement - eriksu9 08:51:11 03/14/14 poor analogy. fatigue vs catastrophic event - Antihero 10:16:26 03/14/14 I get what you are saying, most of us feel the same way and - LJZTT 11:39:27 03/14/14 I dont know if you know this or not, but the word - eriksu9 12:00:40 03/14/14 "When in Rome..." (n/m) - LJZTT 15:35:44 03/14/14 Remember the time I crawled out of my mom's vagina? - black300zx 07:42:15 03/15/14 I never got a reply from them on my post in the thread. - Woody75 (Denver) 09:13:51 03/13/14 big turbos let the engine make more power - Zvil (FL) 09:57:07 03/13/14 ^^^This, except for the not daily driven part. - rcmadness 11:04:04 03/13/14 Great work! What else can you tell us about the heads? - ConVerTT 11:34:57 03/13/14 tempted to leave the stock flat top pistons in my vh45dert - Zvil (FL) 11:51:14 03/13/14 I didn't see where they said they backed of the timing. - Woody75 (Denver) 12:54:16 03/13/14 Woody, the dyno isn't setup to record boost - rcmadness 13:03:18 03/13/14 The picture posted wasnt very clear. - Woody75 (Denver) 14:13:45 03/13/14 Re: Woody, the dyno isn't setup to record boost - 1blackz 15:38:08 03/13/14 Woody here are my thoughts - induetime 14:55:33 03/13/14 What are the chances that the dyno was not correct? - eriksu9 08:54:03 03/14/14 You can't really manipulate a Dynojet like that. - dogpile 09:02:05 03/14/14 smoothing was 5 (n/m) - rcmadness 11:43:31 03/14/14 If you see/listen to enough dyno's..... - The Hawk 19:15:28 03/14/14 You have to weight compression vs ignition timing vs octane - ztunerz 10:16:29 03/13/14 In my opinion, camshaft duration plays a large roll in this. - LitlElvis 10:42:20 03/13/14 this - JaffaUK 11:13:40 03/13/14 Totally agree... - rcmadness 12:14:47 03/13/14 I was thinking from an intake closing point of view - LitlElvis 15:23:08 03/13/14 I just spent a year driving a high compression TT - xpwarrior 11:01:23 03/13/14 He does have some ridiculous injectors on there. (n/m) - Nate (NoVA) 11:02:17 03/13/14 Well.... I have been playing around with the hi compression - ConVerTT 11:19:03 03/13/14 and E85 for higher boost (n/m) - JaffaUK 11:23:59 03/13/14 Unfortunately, E85 is not commonplace in Canada like it is - MixManMash 17:20:51 03/14/14 There's a difference between enthusiast and factory - BlackholeZ 16:20:23 03/13/14 Wasn't there a theory against high compression + boost - hunterg 21:23:18 03/13/14 Here's the post I was referring to actually - hunterg 21:32:12 03/13/14 Assuming cams are stock and cam timing unchanged. - bartz32tt 23:01:02 03/13/14 well... - Antihero 09:13:03 03/14/14 I know little about all this but I do know that you cant - LJZTT 15:37:58 03/14/14 A lot cooler. That's why you can't really even compare it to - dogpile 17:38:53 03/14/14 ^ This guys knows. - The Hawk 19:17:46 03/14/14 Me? Thanks I guess - dogpile 00:40:08 03/15/14 I found VERY interesting info - SEE LINK - BEASTT 02:05:30 03/14/14
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