How to Blow Up a Turbo VR6

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  • Опубликовано: 14 фев 2023
  • This stock block had a head spacer added to it so they we could throw some boost at the 12v vr6 to carry us through last summer. It was doing its hood till I decided to go too hard in the tuning. Check out the video to see how de blew it up!
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  • @terminator2149
    @terminator2149 Год назад +5

    I learned to tune myself, I turbo'd my s2000, put an aem ems v2, and went to town. I read two books, and did massive amount of theory learning. One suggestion on road tuning that worked well for me; tune fuel first, set your timing to be about 5-10 degrees across the entire map (idle and low idle cruising can be set higher, and higher rpm set it to 5 or even 0 if your running high boost.). You will make no power on full power pulls, but it gives you the chance to safely tune your fuel. once fuel is dialed, tune away at timing. and also worth mentioning to use knock, as soon as I see any knock on any cylinder, I dial back 2-3 degrees of timing. Depending on your ecu, you can also add fuel individually per cylinder. a really cool trick if you would want to find your own method of knowing if your change made you more power. Look into accelerators for Arduino's. it can give you real data showing if adding a degree of timing did anything.
    Right now, Im a bit scared of touching my b5s4 ecu, AEM ems v2 is known to be one of the most intensive computers to tune on, but the mtronic 7.1 is a bit much.

    • @drbeastcar2992
      @drbeastcar2992 Год назад

      What books? Tia

    • @terminator2149
      @terminator2149 Год назад +1

      @@drbeastcar2992 engine management advanced tuning by Greg Banish and Turbo by jay k miller

    • @kylesienknecht7137
      @kylesienknecht7137 Год назад

      @terminator2149 time to spend days on nefmoto!! Learning the bosch is tedious, but once you get the hang its really fun to make edits and start dialing them in. Building a 2.7t rn after snapping a rod late last year. Had a blast tuning the single turbo on 93 and things held together really well. Switched to e85 and got way too aggressive. The car pulled like you wouldn't believe and didn't have any knock, but the rods checked out after a while. The internet is right, if you have a stock bottom end, keep the boost curve conservative until your 4200 plus if you want to keep her together for a while.

    • @terminator2149
      @terminator2149 Год назад

      @@kylesienknecht7137 what was max psi and how much timing do did you run at the top end.

    • @CIPGAS
      @CIPGAS  Год назад +1

      Thanks for this man. I'm actually planning on putting together a less expensive and intense build to practice on.

  • @snaggletoof1927
    @snaggletoof1927 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing the vid and keeping us updated. Sucks that it happened, but it's a perfect opportunity to learn from it. Looking forward to the next video!

    • @CIPGAS
      @CIPGAS  Год назад +1

      Thanks! And yeah man huge learning opportunity.

  • @donnieb390
    @donnieb390 Год назад +2

    Oh wow lol. Goodluck on the rebuild. Can’t wait for you to have the Beast operational again!!! Take care

    • @CIPGAS
      @CIPGAS  Год назад +1

      You and me both!

  • @aexiy
    @aexiy Год назад

    have the same thing happening to me, 3.2 touareg motor in a 02 gti. rod shot right out the back of the block along with some of the crank. devastated but you live and you learn. currently tearing it down.

  • @ChillinWithMike_
    @ChillinWithMike_ Год назад +2

    bro hurry up already!! i cant afford my own project car so i have to live through you lol.

    • @CIPGAS
      @CIPGAS  Год назад

      Lmao!!! I should’ve kept the V6.
      It would be running

    • @ChillinWithMike_
      @ChillinWithMike_ Год назад

      @@CIPGAS thats true but vr makes better noises and easier to work on lol

  • @datorr7470
    @datorr7470 4 месяца назад

    Forbidden glitter !

    • @CIPGAS
      @CIPGAS  4 месяца назад

      Lmao exactly

  • @westonfields4320
    @westonfields4320 Год назад +3

    We want to see a video of what led up to the piston failure. We want to see your Audi out ripn! Go drive it around and make a video of that maybe a couple launches and diggs that’s what we want to see. Mount a go pro inside or figure out some way to film yourself while rippn on vr6 turbo goodness.

    • @CIPGAS
      @CIPGAS  Год назад

      Coming soon man! Once she's running we'll get a bunch of footage of us hooning around in it.

  • @402car_kid4
    @402car_kid4 8 месяцев назад

    Looks like some big detonation on that. But I’m wondering why it was only in that cylinder. Weird. Wish you would get back into the 2.7 and make a monster motor. Maybe even one of the newer billet blocks🤔

  • @audleydyer7046
    @audleydyer7046 Год назад

    Ring gap is what got you

  • @roltol7539
    @roltol7539 2 месяца назад

    Why impact ruin cams?

  • @hyper8545
    @hyper8545 Год назад +1

    Anyone watch malaka motorsports?

  • @hyper8545
    @hyper8545 Год назад +1

    Bummer dude

    • @CIPGAS
      @CIPGAS  Год назад +1

      Yeah... shit happens. But luckily we have a spare lol

  • @justynnoss2786
    @justynnoss2786 Год назад

    What happen to the motor u assembled that was in the Audi with j.e pistons and max speeding rods ?

    • @CIPGAS
      @CIPGAS  Год назад

      That block was bored to an incorrect spec and had insane blow by
      Ran a stock block to get through the summer but the one on the stand now has those forged internals

    • @justynnoss2786
      @justynnoss2786 Год назад

      @@CIPGAS oh good stuff man really wanna see what power it makes on those internals going to do my assembly just been waiting for my stock bottom end goes been holding so far 25 pounds of boost on 66-68 e85

  • @leelavoy
    @leelavoy Год назад

    Blown turbo.