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Old 11-30-2005, 04:43 AM
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What problems can come about...

by retarding the dizzy (a lot) and running a car pretty hard?

had to have a smog tech "help me" pass because i have no cat (dumb, i know. i bought it that way) the car is mildly built and wouldn't have passed anyway.

after the tech did this, the car was smoking from underneath the car off the exhaust (which didn't bother me) but it was also smoking from the intake mani and valve cover.(that did bother me)

since then, the car has run hotter, burns oil and turns it black, and the exhaust smells a lot worse, almost like i have a leak.

no oil in coolant or vice versa, but that doesn't totally rule out a blown headgasket.

i think it's the exhaust side valve seals...but any input would be helpful.
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Old 11-30-2005, 04:53 AM
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Re: What problems can come about...

do a comp test
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Old 11-30-2005, 03:51 PM
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Re: What problems can come about...

what exactly is mildly built? engine is? ignition timing set to? comp and leakdown shows?
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Old 12-01-2005, 04:31 AM
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Re: Re: What problems can come about...

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what exactly is mildly built? engine is? ignition timing set to? comp and leakdown shows?
dont know what the timing was, he did it...

will do a comp test next weekend...

here are the specs:
1992 Civic Hatch Si
OBD I Built Gsr:
Erick’s Racing Ecu
JG Pro Comp Head, Port and Polished
JG Pro Comp Valvetrain
JDM ITR Pistons
Itr Camshafts
Stock GSR Intake Man
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Old 12-01-2005, 08:09 AM
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Re: What problems can come about...

you spent all that money on a jg head but still run the gsr intake mani
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Old 12-01-2005, 09:13 PM
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Re: Re: What problems can come about...

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you spent all that money on a jg head but still run the gsr intake mani

ok, that has nothing to do with my question, but i'll answer anyway.

i bought the car like that, and it's fine with me. it's my dd, so why would i go out of my way to put a bigger intake mani on it? then i'd have to up the fuel pressure or get bigger injectors, both of which will make my car way less economical. and when i'm paying almost $3 a gallon, that's not what i need...

in the future, when it's not my dd, it will be upgraded.
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