bet this isnt good
bet this isnt good
so i go to inspect the plugs i put in 2 weeks ago and they look loke this, is this normal??



so afterwards i inspect the pipes and come across this





should i be even more worried with this oil everywhere???



so afterwards i inspect the pipes and come across this





should i be even more worried with this oil everywhere???
I would say that much oil is not normal. I'm on the stock pvc set up.
I've had my charge pipes on/off quite a bit at various stages of mileage, intercooler install, BOV install and most recently (last weekend) MAF relocation.
I have yet to see any visible oil at all in any of my charge pipes or on my couplers and I've had them all off/on at some point.
Yes I know your gonna get blow by, but thats alot if you ask me since its puddling.
I've had my charge pipes on/off quite a bit at various stages of mileage, intercooler install, BOV install and most recently (last weekend) MAF relocation.
I have yet to see any visible oil at all in any of my charge pipes or on my couplers and I've had them all off/on at some point.
Yes I know your gonna get blow by, but thats alot if you ask me since its puddling.
The insulators on your plug look new (white), all of my insulators have been a nice light tanish white color and on the tip.
According to Spark plug charts mine are in the right heat range and normal.
According to Spark plug charts mine are in the right heat range and normal.
Those spark plugs have no varnish. They look new. Do you have a tune, jaygo?
Edit: Nvm, I see you have a S-man tune. Datalog it and get him to look at it to see if you're running lean. Maybe it's just because they're basically new. What did your old plugs look like? The oil is no big deal, btw.
Edit: Nvm, I see you have a S-man tune. Datalog it and get him to look at it to see if you're running lean. Maybe it's just because they're basically new. What did your old plugs look like? The oil is no big deal, btw.
Those spark plugs have no varnish. They look new. Do you have a tune, jaygo?
Edit: Nvm, I see you have a S-man tune. Datalog it and get him to look at it to see if you're running lean. Maybe it's just because they're basically new. What did your old plugs look like? The oil is no big deal, btw.
Edit: Nvm, I see you have a S-man tune. Datalog it and get him to look at it to see if you're running lean. Maybe it's just because they're basically new. What did your old plugs look like? The oil is no big deal, btw.
the old plugs were toasted. let me see if i can find one
Dude...The plugs look fine to me.
In fact, the 40K mi plugs look pretty good...hard to see em cause they're a bit blurry.
As far as oil..it's comming from PCV back onto intake as far as I can tell...no biggie.
Pretty sure Compression variation is within specs.
In fact, the 40K mi plugs look pretty good...hard to see em cause they're a bit blurry.
As far as oil..it's comming from PCV back onto intake as far as I can tell...no biggie.
Pretty sure Compression variation is within specs.
The oil is normal - I have some in my 09 with just 12k on the motor. Noticed it when I put the CAI in. The plugs look "normal", but I'll add this - it looks normal for some of my older cars, but most of my fuel injected cars show a lot cleaner for the time you put on those plugs. I'd definitely suspect your tune may be a little off - well, off, or you're driving on them hard.
130# seems pretty low.
Example, I have TWO cracked pistons. One was COMPLETELY shot... only 30#. The other that was cracked (ring land was floating between the rings) read 128.
The plugs look fine to me though but that 130# is what would worry me.
Example, I have TWO cracked pistons. One was COMPLETELY shot... only 30#. The other that was cracked (ring land was floating between the rings) read 128.
The plugs look fine to me though but that 130# is what would worry me.
Uhh that middle 40k plug doesn't look fine to me.
I hope you bent it back like that on top, and the wire coming out of the insulator looks half gone?
Did you accidentally break the wire trying to gap it or something? (Was this plug pulled from the 130# cylinder)?
I still say that much oil isn't normal, I don't have oil like that in my tract at any point in my IC system.
I've ran 26 psi on the stock K04 and 26 psi on the new BNR 2871.
I would think I'd have more blow by then you.
I'm not saying you won't have trace amounts of oil, but that seems a little much to me.
I hope you bent it back like that on top, and the wire coming out of the insulator looks half gone?
Did you accidentally break the wire trying to gap it or something? (Was this plug pulled from the 130# cylinder)?
I still say that much oil isn't normal, I don't have oil like that in my tract at any point in my IC system.
I've ran 26 psi on the stock K04 and 26 psi on the new BNR 2871.
I would think I'd have more blow by then you.
I'm not saying you won't have trace amounts of oil, but that seems a little much to me.
Last edited by HHRSSouth; Apr 22, 2011 at 11:00 PM.
I don't have any experience with the LNF like these other guys do, but from your information, and the pics you've provided... you could solve your oil issue with a catch can, and those plugs look ok to me. One of your old plugs had like a 2" gap?
Dunno what's up with that...
kendell (laser_racer) will tune you. Just call him or txt me and I'll give you his number. No one from our crew has ever complained about his tunes, and he's very reasonable with price.
im not driving the car hard at all. and that one plug i was messing around and just bent it since i was gonna throw em away.
lol i just texted him waiting on a reply
lol i just texted him waiting on a reply
Last edited by jaygo7007; Apr 22, 2011 at 11:00 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost








