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Jake Raby |
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Damn, what a bad Friday....It was running better than ever before!
Here are the details that we know now. http://www.shoptalkforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=74056 I'm sure we lost a part, probably a rod- will know next week and will share some pics of some of the carnage.. This is our first failure in 3 years, and this one was a doozey, I doubt anything is salvageable! |
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Brett W |
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Rich, the FP engine uses the stock 1.8 connecting rod ratio which is 1.95. Not a bad ratio for such RPMs, slows the piston speed considerably. Rules don't allow any change in the ratio.
Carrillo has had a bad batch of rods in the past, but they are indeed one of the best available. In my opinion three seasons on those parts is a long time to run them. Maybe too long. How many hours did the motor have one it? |
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