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RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - tree98 - 08-10-2020
Amazing isn't it, hard to believe they can even last 100,000 mi.
RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - Chamberpains - 08-10-2020
That looks like more than 500k of normal egr soot. You have some stalactites and stalagmites growing in that cave.. It looks like it was getting coolant or oil swirled in there.
RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - tree98 - 08-10-2020
My 870 looked like that at 450K
RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - Chamberpains - 08-10-2020
My cm870 looked soot packed but not that bad at 700,000 and it ate its own waste the whole time.
RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - 74bassman - 08-10-2020
That looks familiar for some reason... let me think
RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - Waterloo - 08-10-2020
Too familiar...
RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - JMBT - 08-10-2020
Yikes! I bet mine is just as bad. It is crazy they can still breathe all gunked up like that.
RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - Chamberpains - 08-11-2020
I'm curious what Rawze or Mr. Hagg think of that intake soot. To me those valves look very bad and a little wet (could be the flash of camera) and I'm quite surprised chunks of carbon didn't destroy the engine and turbo. My curiosity isn't to argue but more to have it compared to other engines and intakes that may be worse or better. Where does this one fall in to spectrum.
RE: Helping JimT out with an inframe ... - Chamberpains - 08-12-2020
Any updates? Did you find any stand out problems?