It's got blow by out the exhaust as well due to the supercharger piping running into the drivers side valve cover. Common on SC'd car's. Usually seen during startup.
Dude I seen that car before on another forum. Looks alot different now that he had it for sale. Check out these pics. This is that car and what it looked like before.
http://www.mustangforums.com/albumphoto.asp?albumid=192&asortType=1&apage=1
I think your car is a different story. You have built it and have driven it as it progressed.
He first wrecked his car making a turn in the rain with stock HP. He totaled his car because a friend rear ended him... I don't think he is running with a very Mature group... and that can be a recepie for disaster.
Like I said earlier, if I had over 200 hp in my teens I would not be here today. I did not run with the most Mature croud and my 88hp VW Got us all in enough trouble.
you must be really spoiled or young and personally rich
nice car though
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It's got blow by out the exhaust as well due to the supercharger piping running into the drivers side valve cover. Common on SC'd car's. Usually seen during startup.
What it should have said was "This Mustang has been rodeod at every light so the shortblock needs minor rebuilding."
I love how everyone thinks supercharging cars is just a walk in the park. Don't kid yourself, maintaining a blower car is a pain in the ass, there is always something. You can't just beat the hell out of the car and think it will take it forever. When you are forcing massive amounts of air through a motor things are gonna break, wearout, slip, yada yada. I don't think you know what you've gotten yourself into. Congrats though, good deal if it isn't destroyed. In any case i hope you have mechanical skills because no shop will ever be able to help you with the car unless it is a true speed shop and you will pay out the ass. learn from us that have done it, there are days you want to drive your car off a cliff when you can't figure out whats wrong. Sorry, mini-rant over, not trying to be negative, just letting you know you will have work involved in that car, you can't just get in and drive. Especially don't just get in and floor it, let it warm up and oil the motor first, that's the biggest mistake I have seen most people make. You will wear the motor out so fast. I hope everything is in good shape for you. That is a smokin deal though.
Blow by through the exhaust is not good, that means the piston rings could be bad. Now having a little oil in your boost pipe isn't bad but having it out your exhaust means trouble.
Nice car, great modsI hope he is talking about the oil going into the intake via the PCV valve and not real blowby, that would meen bad piston rings
Das wat I said las year
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