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The wait is almost over. At 7:46pm, the GS-T breathed for the first time since receiving a complete bottom-end overhaul. At the shop (Saturn of Peoria), she has been parked outside of my rack for three weeks, and 18 hours worth of work later, she fired up on the third kick. Freaked me out for a second, as soon as I started her, she was knocking to beat hell. Alas, as soon as oil pressure built, the knock was gone and she settled in to a nice rich idle, with 550s, a Walbro 255, and NO AFC. You can practically see the fuel dripping out of the exhaust. I gotta drive 500 or so easy miles, and tune the S-AFC, but we're "over the hump" so to speak. More updates to come, as soon as I can really drive the car. I took two laps around the lot and tucked her in the shop...
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DSMCentral Freak ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 328 Joined: 21-October 03 Member No.: 189 ![]() |
Don't forget to go out and seat the rings and change the oil right away after that. Did you use non-detergent oil? Putting a load on the engine and seating the rings (breaking the motor in) is about the most important thing to do from my reading and experience. Maybe the DSM's are different though. I'd also do it with no boost for 500 miles.
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