donniekak
DSM Wiseman
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- Mar 23, 2008
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Surprise,
Arizona
Misfire is just as hard on an engine as knock, especially at higher power levels. Staying in it with misfires like that can pound the rod bearings, and push a head gasket.
It would be a good idea to inspect the engine and make sure nothing was hurt.
No one is saying your car isn't fast. The usual way people end up "me against the world" is from having a poor attitude with the rest of the world.
This is a good community with lots of info to pass around. An open attitude has helped many members run faster, and stay together longer.
I ask people what they are doing with their setups all the time. If I feel I'm doing it a better way, or have tried their way before, I listen intently and continue on doing things the way I do them. If I hear an answer to a known problem I haven't tried, I usually give it a shot.
It would be a good idea to inspect the engine and make sure nothing was hurt.
No one is saying your car isn't fast. The usual way people end up "me against the world" is from having a poor attitude with the rest of the world.
This is a good community with lots of info to pass around. An open attitude has helped many members run faster, and stay together longer.
I ask people what they are doing with their setups all the time. If I feel I'm doing it a better way, or have tried their way before, I listen intently and continue on doing things the way I do them. If I hear an answer to a known problem I haven't tried, I usually give it a shot.
. Like stated above I am fortunate and have never advised anyone here to stay in it like that. I can say it until I am blue in the face if I destroy it I will fix it no problem for me I do all my everything from building engine transmission tuning welding sound you name it. Thanks for the link.
Wish I could have been there to see.
