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Old Jan 15, 2008, 08:41 PM
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wow at 27k miles huh. I hope you get your car running again!
Old Jan 15, 2008, 08:42 PM
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if i blew my motor id probaly fix it and sell the car. lol
Old Jan 15, 2008, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Tarmacisback69
if i blew my motor id probaly fix it and sell the car. lol
why?
it gives u an opportunity to improve the car & build it to be Toyota reliable w/big block power...
Old Jan 15, 2008, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by housedj
this has been happening alot more lately. apparently HKS Kansai tested a stock motor & determined that the stock rods are only good up to 400crank hp. as we know there are several cars making substantially more than that which will make failure inevitable. a few jaunts in the 25+psi range seem to be all it takes to hairline crack the rods which causes them to split in lower rpms where the torque curve is fatter.

sucks man. good luck on the new build & buy the strongest rods u can afford...
Can you please post up a link to this study, or provide the source for this info. Not calling BS, but I want to read the info myself. Thanks
Old Jan 15, 2008, 09:36 PM
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sorry to hear that bro..but what was the cause..it couldnt just have happened out of the blue?

bad gas? bad tune? lack of oil in the engine? something must have happened to allow for all those consequences to happen :s

good luck with your build
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Originally Posted by housedj
why?
it gives u an opportunity to improve the car & build it to be Toyota reliable w/big block power...
exactly! it sucks but hey i wanted to do it anyway just like 2 years from now lol

and i dont know what happened, my tuner is great, tune was very conservative, afr's were pefect when it happened and oil had been changed less than 1000 miles ago, from the looks of my car, windshield, and road it was still slam full, lol, as for the gas im running meth and likei said my afr's were good so i dunno
Old Jan 16, 2008, 07:14 AM
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Or the weakest part of the 4G63...Rod Bolts.
Old Jan 16, 2008, 12:39 PM
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Kind of a coincidence with the clutch change within the prior week? I wonder if something could have happened at the shop during the clutch job that caused a slow engine oil leak, and then everything went downhill from there when your oil got really low and you lost oil pressure? I'd check the car out carefully before concluding that it was just a random failure.
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Originally Posted by housedj
this has been happening alot more lately. apparently HKS Kansai tested a stock motor & determined that the stock rods are only good up to 400crank hp. as we know there are several cars making substantially more than that which will make failure inevitable. a few jaunts in the 25+psi range seem to be all it takes to hairline crack the rods which causes them to split in lower rpms where the torque curve is fatter.

sucks man. good luck on the new build & buy the strongest rods u can afford...
Link To HKS Kansai data please. My car has hundreds of "jaunts" @ 30PSI. Stock rods,pistons,crank,rod bolts. I mean if your modding an EVO you better be well aware of the consequences of doing so. But to say a statement like "stock rods are only good to 400 Flywheel HP" is pretty rediculous considering the number of people on this forum producing far more than that every day. Back your info up.

To the OP sorry about your motor man, Sometimes you just have bad luck I guess.
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Did you take it apart yet? Call Buschur and let them built the short block. This happened to me last year...I wish I bought a built block from Buschur.
Good Luck man!

heres mine before...just to let you know you are not alone!







Old Jan 16, 2008, 05:12 PM
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How high have you revved your engine?
What boost?
Didn't you just put Snow alky kit a month ago? Could be the pump? (failed)

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pores lol
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i only thought that was casued from no oil ... what is the best way to advoid something like that i have a few mods my self car drives great and lil over 30k just dont want that to happen that would suck .... is that a common problem with evos???
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Originally Posted by evovin
Did you take it apart yet? Call Buschur and let them built the short block. This happened to me last year...I wish I bought a built block from Buschur.
Good Luck man!

heres mine before...just to let you know you are not alone!







Did your crank survive? My motor failed in the same cylinder.
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