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You may remember me from posts like the squid that ate my transmission. I built an engine and have pretty much solved various problems like leaks and oil pressure and oil temp. It is a 2056 with a 73 web cam + 2.5°.
I had to do some work on the heads. I was shooting for about a little over 8:1 compression, and while I have some uncertainty of deck height I am certain of the head chamber volume all matched to 69 cc ( I would say milliliters). According to CB Performance that would give me a maximum of 8.4 compression. That is the set up here is the problem. On load I hear a ticking sound, with maybe a tinkling high tone. There are several alternative sources of rattling, but it is coming from the engine bay. The gas here is generally 91 octane. I have enriched the MPS to deliver A/F to around 11:1 at load with part throttle and that has not cured the problem. After break in the car turned more difficultly with the starter so I wonder if the cam may be producing better dynamic compression. The heads overheat if I push air down the road at 70 - they generally don't at 50. Timing is stock. Question 1. Is this knock/ping/pink(UK)? Question 2. What are my best options and how quickly must they be instituted. The car is grounded for now. 3 - Thanks! |
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The pinging, overheating and hard start is indicitive of an advanced timing situation. Have you double checked the timing?
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Winner of the Utah Twisted Joint Award ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 3,470 Joined: 3-June 11 From: Madison, WI Member No.: 13,152 Region Association: Upper MidWest ![]() ![]() |
The pinging, overheating and hard start is indicitive of an advanced timing situation. Have you double checked the timing? I have, and it is at 27 degrees at 3500. I was going to play with backing it off some, but am lately getting mixed messages about that. One problem I have is I am not certain what pinging sounds like. I think I am hearing it though. Thanks |
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