LNF coked valves vs meth
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LNF coked valves vs meth
OK guys I finally pulled apart my old cyl head with about 60k miles on it. For those who do not know me I bought my car new had it fully bolted and tuned after the 1st oil change and it has grown from there. After maybe 2 to 3 years I threw on a meth kit. I ran washer fluid for the first couple of years but then when I switched to the K04r I started mixing my own and ran a high meth %. I have seen way worse valves than mine on other cars I have worked on and the head that is on my car now had double the build up to mine.
Here is a pic of my combustion chamber from the head just weeks after I did my dyno
Here is a pic of my combustion chamber from the head just weeks after I did my dyno
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No E47 will not clean the valves. Running meth or a 5th changes the intake manifold from a dry to a wet type so the fuel passing by the valve cleans it. Our DI injector shoots into the cyl not the port so no fuel hits the backside of the valve cleaning it on the stock fuel system.
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It'll be interesting to see what mine look like when my head comes off in the next few weeks. I'm running Powell's PCV oil/air separator which should make a lot of difference.
Regardless, I have new valves going in, plus my new 5th injector should help some as well.
Regardless, I have new valves going in, plus my new 5th injector should help some as well.
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Did you just add the 5th or did you have it on for a while?
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I'm going back to it now because it would be nice to run a higher ethanol content for additional cooling plus with the MAF controller it should be easier to manipulate (in 2013 ZZP only offered a MAP based controller).
Nice side effect is to knock you off that 6th place on the dyno list lol. For a short while, at least
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I believe cleaning your valves and adding the powell will solve the issue but i need the octane and additional fueling so went with the meth and will be thinking about the powell once my build is complete.
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I started out with the ZZP 5th injector when I switched to the ZFR in 2013. But Term was having so many issues with tuning for it (I still think something was wrong with it but ZZP denied it) that we switched from e85 to e47. We could nix the 5th injector at that point.
I'm going back to it now because it would be nice to run a higher ethanol content for additional cooling plus with the MAF controller it should be easier to manipulate (in 2013 ZZP only offered a MAP based controller).
Nice side effect is to knock you off that 6th place on the dyno list lol. For a short while, at least
I'm going back to it now because it would be nice to run a higher ethanol content for additional cooling plus with the MAF controller it should be easier to manipulate (in 2013 ZZP only offered a MAP based controller).
Nice side effect is to knock you off that 6th place on the dyno list lol. For a short while, at least
Ok then wonder how yours will look vs mine.
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I was reading some people did put a breather cap on and put a plug on the manifold. The people that did it said it works great and a hell of alot cheaper then Powell oil separator. I guess maybe for a temporary fix it could work?
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We did this on an LSJ I turbo swapped but it also has a TTR manifold
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don't go that way or ull need a solenoid to keep the engine from syphoning ur meth out of the line when its in vacuum not spraying.