Friday obliteration pictures
#1
Former Vendor
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Friday obliteration pictures
Here is a few engine pictures that we took after removing it from a C6. We had nothing to do with it, until this point. This is one of the worst ones we have seen. It was a stock bottom end with a pretty aggresive head and cam package. It was at the road race track when it went away. We are thinking piston failure. The customer asked "How are you going to prevent this from happening again" I told him "We spent about 1400 bucks of your money on the best piston we can get"
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Randy
www.dougrippie.com
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Randy
www.dougrippie.com
#2
That is aweful!
Any idears on why it "went away" ? Was it tuned too lean or something?
Any idears on why it "went away" ? Was it tuned too lean or something?
#3
Melting Slicks
nice!!!!
I was at Roebling the year that Phil Croyle's C5 did its best impression of Halley's Comet down the front straight. You could stick your whole head in the side of that block it detonated so big!!!!! Wow!!
I was at Roebling the year that Phil Croyle's C5 did its best impression of Halley's Comet down the front straight. You could stick your whole head in the side of that block it detonated so big!!!!! Wow!!
#14
Former Vendor
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Randy
#15
Melting Slicks
#16
Former Vendor
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The crank journals look very good, well besides the mess.
Randy
#17
Race Director
Confession time. My dry-sump engine had a very simular experience. I got horsepower crazy with my LS6 short block. Mild timing, mild compression, 185 water, 240 oil, 6000 rpm. WC car power with stock bottom end makes for long nights at the shop....
The crank journals look very good, well besides the mess.
Randy
The crank journals look very good, well besides the mess.
Randy
how much power are we talking about (horsepower crazy) on the stock LS6 bottom end before it went kablooy?
#18
Melting Slicks
Thats damn near what my stock LS6 looked like when I blew it at Nelson's last year in the T1 car. I wasn't so lucky to atleast have reuseable heads though.
I took all the sensors out and scraped it for $60.00 to the aluminum guy!
I took all the sensors out and scraped it for $60.00 to the aluminum guy!
#20
Team Owner
Randy I hate to say this but I think I have you beat. My cammed LS-1 that went at 50,000. I'll have to dig up the pictures:o