RIP TVS Cobalt
Sorry to hear man, when we tuned it we made sure you had 0 knock so I wouldn't think it would be to much timing. Any idea what code it threw?? That really sux man maybe it had something to do with those really low numbers you got it could have been going out for a while and you just did not notice it.
Sound like a head gasket to me white smoke normally means burning water.
Sound like a head gasket to me white smoke normally means burning water.
sorry to hear this derek
If you need a beater car I still have my old Cavalier sitting in my driveway. It runs fine. The only problems are that the rotors are rusted from sitting in 6 inches of Hurricane Ike flood water and the cooling fan needs to be rewired.
Other than that it's a former show winner lol.
what does him having a large pully have to do with him not blowing his engine? it has to do with how much boost and how much air he is forcing in his motor which was 20psi and not pully size. and thats alot of boost on a stock headgasket. sure their are people that do it but its not safe and sure it could have other things that have caused his engine to go but i think his headgasket blew and caused other damage. that sucks you just fixed your tranny and now this.
if you would read what i wrote it doesnt matter the pully size thats on the supercharger its how much air is forced into the engine. the tvs is a 3.1in pully i think doesnt force the same amount of air as a eaton with a 3.1in pully. in other words its not the pully size its how much air is going in the engine because with the same size pully bigger s/c's force more air into the engine than smaller superchargers.
if you would read what i wrote it doesnt matter the pully size thats on the supercharger its how much air is forced into the engine. the tvs is a 3.1in pully i think doesnt force the same amount of air as a eaton with a 3.1in pully. in other words its not the pully size its how much air is going in the engine because with the same size pully bigger s/c's force more air into the engine than smaller superchargers.
The 3.1" pulley on a TVS isn't THAT much airflow to nuke a stock motor.
Lol, I'm just bored.
Last edited by WSFrazier; Oct 19, 2008 at 09:21 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
the tune was your issue, hands down, no questions about it.
stock motors (mine included) have survived far harsher environments, and power levels.
you were on a fairly large pulley as well.
none the less, i'd forge her. Its easy to do and leads to plenty of fun once your done.
dual coated diamonds, new rings, fresh hone, head studs, and head work/cams if you have the cash.
get her re-tuned ASAP once shes back together.
good luck!
stock motors (mine included) have survived far harsher environments, and power levels.
you were on a fairly large pulley as well.
none the less, i'd forge her. Its easy to do and leads to plenty of fun once your done.
dual coated diamonds, new rings, fresh hone, head studs, and head work/cams if you have the cash.
get her re-tuned ASAP once shes back together.
good luck!
[QUOTE=WSFrazier;3006464]Again, pulley size on a blower absolutely dictates how much air is going into the motor...
The 3.1" pulley on a TVS isn't THAT much airflow to nuke a stock motor.
your a ****** retard. 20 psi on the stock headgasket is alot of pressure people have blown headgaskets running less.
The 3.1" pulley on a TVS isn't THAT much airflow to nuke a stock motor.
your a ****** retard. 20 psi on the stock headgasket is alot of pressure people have blown headgaskets running less.
Again, pulley size on a blower absolutely dictates how much air is going into the motor...
The 3.1" pulley on a TVS isn't THAT much airflow to nuke a stock motor.
your a ****** retard. 20 psi on the stock headgasket is alot of pressure people have blown headgaskets running less.
The 3.1" pulley on a TVS isn't THAT much airflow to nuke a stock motor.
your a ****** retard. 20 psi on the stock headgasket is alot of pressure people have blown headgaskets running less.
Where does boost come from? Airflow restriction... Where does that airflow come from? The blower! Now stick with me here, how do we determine how much airflow is going to come out of that blower? OMG das PULLEY!

we know this..brian was the guy i quoted...who was talking about the tune....which steve provided
Last edited by Raven SS; Oct 19, 2008 at 09:54 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
if you put a 3.1in pully on a whipple, eaton,tvs ect... they are all going to force different pressure into the engine and they are all diff liters. its the size of the rotors and how much compressed air is forced into the engine not just the pully if it was just pullys that made the car go all superchargers would be the same. its the internals of the blower not just the pully itself thats why the tvs forces more are than the stock eaton. and you ask Where does boost come from? Airflow restriction? no its airflow pressure into the engine. and raven ss supercharged cars and turbo cars are diff you cant compare the two
if you put a 3.1in pully on a whipple, eaton,tvs ect... they are all going to force different pressure into the engine and they are all diff liters. its the size of the rotors and how much compressed air is forced into the engine not just the pully if it was just pullys that made the car go all superchargers would be the same. its the internals of the blower not just the pully itself thats why the tvs forces more are than the stock eaton. and you ask Where does boost come from? Airflow restriction? no its airflow pressure into the engine.
if you put a 3.1in pully on a whipple, eaton,tvs ect... they are all going to force different pressure into the engine and they are all diff liters. its the size of the rotors and how much compressed air is forced into the engine not just the pully if it was just pullys that made the car go all superchargers would be the same. its the internals of the blower not just the pully itself thats why the tvs forces more are than the stock eaton. and you ask Where does boost come from? Airflow restriction? no its airflow pressure into the engine.
if you put a 3.1in pully on a whipple, eaton,tvs ect... they are all going to force different pressure into the engine and they are all diff liters. its the size of the rotors and how much compressed air is forced into the engine not just the pully if it was just pullys that made the car go all superchargers would be the same. its the internals of the blower not just the pully itself thats why the tvs forces more are than the stock eaton. and you ask Where does boost come from? Airflow restriction? no its airflow pressure into the engine.
As far as the rest of your statement... The TVS is roots blower, not a twinscrew. It isn't shooting out compressed air, it just stacks it. ******* idiot. Where do you think boost comes from. Like, zomg, airflow restriction?
Lol, we aren't talking about all these other blowers. This is a TVS car, so that is what we are speaking of. Where did I say anything about any other blowers?
As far as the rest of your statement... The TVS is roots blower, not a twinscrew. It isn't shooting out compressed air, it just stacks it. ******* idiot. Where do you think boost comes from. Like, zomg, airflow restriction?
As far as the rest of your statement... The TVS is roots blower, not a twinscrew. It isn't shooting out compressed air, it just stacks it. ******* idiot. Where do you think boost comes from. Like, zomg, airflow restriction?


