Lost a Motor on the Dyno!!
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Lost a Motor on the Dyno!!
Well the motor let go on my 04 Lightning. It has 9K on the ODO, and it was on the dyno on its first pull. From what I am told it threw a rod at 4200RPM and it only had 7 DEGREES of timing at the time. Boost was 19PSI. Mods were KB, Long Tubes, C&L intake, KN Filter, Borla exhaust, SCT meter and chip, Accufab TB, 3000 Stall converter, and built trans. I am stunned at the fact that the L let go on the dyno??? I could see it letting go on the strip with slicks and a load on it, but on the dyno, come on.... Anyways, I just bought a JLP longblock w\ Stage 2 cams and I will be installing it on Wednesday. I hope that this motor is a little stronger than this one was. What really blows my mind is that my 01 has 46K on it and had almost the EXACT same mods on it and the motor is running GREAT!
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Reading back on this thread, pretty much everybody knew what the outcome was was gonna be.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=213670.
I think you should have know better, but then again every truck is different.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=213670.
I think you should have know better, but then again every truck is different.
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10-04-2005, 06:51 PM
tallimeca
Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Greater Boston, aka Title Town!!
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huh
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I am hoping for the ARIZONA equivalent of a NJ or MD 10 second pass with this truck... We shall see!!
ummm what is the arizona equivalent???
Yeah, I'd also be saving for a built block.
Hate to say it, but ........told you so.
At least you seem to have no problems financially like most people.
Also, i've heard of quite a few Lightnings loosing motors on the dyno, especially with a KB and stock block.
7 degrees of timing????????????
tallimeca
Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Greater Boston, aka Title Town!!
Vehicle: 2000 Ford F150
Posts: 2,750
huh
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I am hoping for the ARIZONA equivalent of a NJ or MD 10 second pass with this truck... We shall see!!
ummm what is the arizona equivalent???
Yeah, I'd also be saving for a built block.
Hate to say it, but ........told you so.
At least you seem to have no problems financially like most people.
Also, i've heard of quite a few Lightnings loosing motors on the dyno, especially with a KB and stock block.
7 degrees of timing????????????
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Originally Posted by netoje
Reading back on this thread, pretty much everybody knew what the outcome was was gonna be.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=213670.
I think you should have know better, but then again every truck is different.
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=213670.
I think you should have know better, but then again every truck is different.
i think he was prewarned by us all
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Originally Posted by BRUCEWRS
Why so much boost?I would not go over 16psi on a stock block. I no there is no load on the dyno but still too much boost on a stock block.
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I don't get over here much anymore, but I have to sign in on this one. You think this guy might have a girlfriend in Bakersfield?
A Bakersfield, California woman received a phone call from her estranged
boyfriend telling her that he placed a pipe bomb outside the house in the
bushes and that he was going to blow her up along with the house. So, she
went outside and, lo and behold, she saw the bomb.
If you or I were told there was a bomb outside our home, we'd get the police
ON THE TELEPHONE from some other location (we wouldn't have even gone to
look for it either). But if you're a bonehead you load your three children
into the pickup truck, along with the bomb, and start DRIVING AROUND WITH
THE BOMB looking for the police to give it to.
Fortunately, she located the police before the bomb went off.
And what say the police? The sergeant emphasized that anyone who finds a
bomb should get away from it and call law enforcement. Amazing that some
people need to be told to get away from a bomb.
A Bakersfield, California woman received a phone call from her estranged
boyfriend telling her that he placed a pipe bomb outside the house in the
bushes and that he was going to blow her up along with the house. So, she
went outside and, lo and behold, she saw the bomb.
If you or I were told there was a bomb outside our home, we'd get the police
ON THE TELEPHONE from some other location (we wouldn't have even gone to
look for it either). But if you're a bonehead you load your three children
into the pickup truck, along with the bomb, and start DRIVING AROUND WITH
THE BOMB looking for the police to give it to.
Fortunately, she located the police before the bomb went off.
And what say the police? The sergeant emphasized that anyone who finds a
bomb should get away from it and call law enforcement. Amazing that some
people need to be told to get away from a bomb.