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corollalover101 wrote:Has anyone ever maxed out the 20V on a highway run (not race eh)? Was curious as to what my engine will put out before I do work on it next week, so I removed the speed cut with my RSM (first time using the feature since I installed the unit about 5 months now) and did a run from Golconda end of the highway to Sando Tech fly over (I was alone and it was after 3 AM heading north)
Did 209KM/H in "D" and max rev at 8370 RPM in "2"
I probably could have done higher speeds but I saw cars in the distance and slowed down
I'm assuming the manual guys are much faster? Can anyone confirm
Also who has dynoed their 20V, I wanna know at what RPM are you seeing max power, torque and at what RPM are you not making power?
*Disclaimer* I'm not advocating driving at these speeds and I accept responsibility for any flak and flame I may collect*
corollalover101 wrote:Well it's said if you want a job done properly, do it yourselfSo after so many different set ups with mechanics, I decided I'm not gonna beg anyone to take my money, so I'm doing the valve seals myself, started yesterday after lunch and with breaks for my ole back, chinese food runs and a half case of beer later the head if off
, inspection of the block reveals no need for rings, headgasket was good and no cracks to head, just a lot of gunk from the previous owners lack of maintainence ( my mechanically inclined pardner who's helping me has indicated that my 8000+ RPM driving is what saved the engine because it was so mucky, soft driving might have caused loss of oil pressure) also the timing was off
so today I'm cleaning/de-carbonising the block, changing some vacuum lines and hoses, changing the valve seals,grinding the valves, cleaning the head, resetting the throttle plates and hopefully by this evening everything will be back together and on the road
corollalover101 wrote:Well it's said if you want a job done properly, do it yourselfSo after so many different set ups with mechanics, I decided I'm not gonna beg anyone to take my money, so I'm doing the valve seals myself, started yesterday after lunch and with breaks for my ole back, chinese food runs and a half case of beer later the head if off
, inspection of the block reveals no need for rings, headgasket was good and no cracks to head, just a lot of gunk from the previous owners lack of maintainence ( my mechanically inclined pardner who's helping me has indicated that my 8000+ RPM driving is what saved the engine because it was so mucky, soft driving might have caused loss of oil pressure) also the timing was off
so today I'm cleaning/de-carbonising the block, changing some vacuum lines and hoses, changing the valve seals,grinding the valves, cleaning the head, resetting the throttle plates and hopefully by this evening everything will be back together and on the road
sadique wrote:i tink i need a oil catch... who sellin dem??
Hook wrote:lol....u rev to 7krpm in park? why would u do that?
check the gauge sensor wire on teh thermostat housing....
there are 3 sensors:
top sensor is a 2-pin, that's for the coolant temp signal to ECU
left side is single pin, that's for the fan switch
rear is for the gauge...might be loose and vibrations humbugging it...contact cleaner and a needle-nose pliers
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