Turbo Optra - Now on tuned Haltech @ 225whp

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Can you not see how the valves are different than the other cylinders? They are coated and crusted in burnt oil and coolant![/quote]

I saw the crust buildup but i thought it happened over a very short period of time which is something I haven`t seen before - do you think the buildup is because of coolant and oil - the car must have been smoking etc. for a while to build up like that???

As for the enginebay - here is a pic of mine with my engine out at the moment.......I`d say almost half the amount of pipes and wires - do we here is SA get our cars with only HALF the parts installed LOL????

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Hahah it does look alot more empty than mine .


That buildup on the valves didn't happen over night................. I first noticed a bit of oil smoke a couple months ago, but didn't really think anything of it.
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The build up looks bad - when you did the motor first did you redo it completely i.e. head, rings, bearings etc, or did you just buy a complete motor without opening it up and popped it into the car???
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Nubaroo wrote:The build up looks bad - when you did the motor first did you redo it completely i.e. head, rings, bearings etc, or did you just buy a complete motor without opening it up and popped it into the car???
What build up??? The motor was completely 100% stock......... the motor from the factory lol.

Same with this motor I put in, nothing built on it, just stock motor.
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OK so now I understand - the build up could have been there(started) even before you turboed your car. Hope you had a good look at the valves on the new motor????
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Nubaroo wrote:OK so now I understand - the build up could have been there(started) even before you turboed your car. Hope you had a good look at the valves on the new motor????
Yup everything seems ok with the new motor... good compression, no burning oil or coolant, plugs are clean so far.
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bet its a releif to get that done. and its good to hear all is well in the optra!
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mikedudley17 wrote: and its good to hear all is well in the optra!
haha yes it is for the time being.


I was bored and it was a nice day outside, so I finally threw on the stickers that Garrett included with my clutch kit.

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I like the second pic with the opc symbol
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Why don't you just get rid of that ugly spark plug plate all together and buy a real one from the UK like this one from my car.....

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precision whats that line coming from your header
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oh ok
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PrecisionBoost wrote:Why don't you just get rid of that ugly spark plug plate all together and buy a real one from the UK like this one from my car.....

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You can sometimes get them for under $20

Yah that does look good. I'll have a look on ebay for some if they're so cheap.
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I always thought that was an oil breather pipe. Hence why it's going to an oil catch can by the looks of it?
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