Sponsored

Hellion 6266 Dyno, Valve FLOAT? Spark?

tsloms

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jan 3, 2016
Threads
8
Messages
406
Reaction score
110
Location
Wisconsin
Vehicle(s)
2016 Mustang GT Magnetic PP
I can do that, but its not blowing out spark..
As I said previously as well Lund also told me it was springs for sure and after replacing them it made no difference.
Sponsored

 

markmurfie

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jun 6, 2015
Threads
15
Messages
1,157
Reaction score
502
Location
Hawaii
First Name
Mark
Vehicle(s)
2015 Ford Mustang GT
Probably not a good idea to try to run 15psi+ on a waste gate with a 6-7# spring in it. That's where too much back pressure will matter.

Back pressure over coming the exhaust valve spring strength by pressing on the back of the valve is far fetched to me. 35psi is not a lot compared to a valve spring, and thats being generous with high back pressure.
The fact that in all the dyno graphs with this issue the RPM's still climb, and the issue goes away at a higher RPM. With valve float if you don't get interference, it is like hitting a rev limiter. Path of least resistance in mind, everything points to a waste gate being pulled open and loss of boost issue before exhaust valve being pulled open causing valve float.
 

tsloms

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jan 3, 2016
Threads
8
Messages
406
Reaction score
110
Location
Wisconsin
Vehicle(s)
2016 Mustang GT Magnetic PP
Did you ever resolve the issue?
For me even with 12 psi I was breaking up badly. I replaced the springs which did nothing at that boost level but did allow me to crank up the boost later. I needed springs at some point anyways so it’s not a big deal.

The fix for me was to go from .028” down to .023” gap and she ran like a champ.
 

Dennisn

Well-Known Member
Joined
Apr 28, 2016
Threads
20
Messages
397
Reaction score
132
Location
Chicagoland
Vehicle(s)
16 gt
Are you implying Lund tuners are panicing while they're reading customer's logs and don't know what they're looking at?

Because the OP said his tuner specifically said he noticed the issue in the cam timing. It's not like amateurs are reading through their logs and immediately panicking and shouting valve float.

Here ya go. Mod list in sig. 15, 14, and 12 psi. Stock springs and motor. Lund told me the dip at the top of the power band on 14-15 psi may be valve float but they didn't say for sure.
dynorunShare_0.png
This is exactly what my graphs looked like when my valves were floating. Changed springs and nothing else and everything was fine. Pulled all the way to the top with no dips.
 

Sponsored

Notagain

Well-Known Member
Joined
Mar 19, 2018
Threads
12
Messages
1,253
Reaction score
581
Location
United States
Vehicle(s)
yellow 2016 5.0 totaled white 2018 A10 now
Are you implying Lund tuners are panicing while they're reading customer's logs and don't know what they're looking at?

Because the OP said his tuner specifically said he noticed the issue in the cam timing. It's not like amateurs are reading through their logs and immediately panicking and shouting valve float.

Here ya go. Mod list in sig. 15, 14, and 12 psi. Stock springs and motor. Lund told me the dip at the top of the power band on 14-15 psi may be valve float but they didn't say for sure.
dynorunShare_0.png

Some people = Owners not the tuners.........
 
OP
OP
Ponderthis

Ponderthis

Boost Loading...
Joined
Apr 24, 2016
Threads
58
Messages
622
Reaction score
241
Location
Senoia, GA.
First Name
Chase
Vehicle(s)
2015 GT Premium
Vehicle Showcase
1
Probably not a good idea to try to run 15psi+ on a waste gate with a 6-7# spring in it. That's where too much back pressure will matter.

Back pressure over coming the exhaust valve spring strength by pressing on the back of the valve is far fetched to me. 35psi is not a lot compared to a valve spring, and thats being generous with high back pressure.
The fact that in all the dyno graphs with this issue the RPM's still climb, and the issue goes away at a higher RPM. With valve float if you don't get interference, it is like hitting a rev limiter. Path of least resistance in mind, everything points to a waste gate being pulled open and loss of boost issue before exhaust valve being pulled open causing valve float.
I have 10.5psi springs.. I like to be able to turn my car down with the GFB boost control on the street.
 

Slamdcoop0428

Well-Known Member
Joined
Feb 14, 2016
Threads
30
Messages
839
Reaction score
464
Location
SW Florida
Vehicle(s)
2016 Mustang GT Premium auto
I know this kit makes big power on built motors with upgraded springs.

I want to see Dyno graphs on stock motors with stock springs at 14+ psi.
I ran 15 psi with my stock motor and hellion kit and ran 8.9 at 153 still holding the stock gen 2 record as far as I know. Now I have a built motor with valve springs and 18psi and make around 1000whp.
 

HELLION TURBO

Well-Known Member
Joined
Dec 19, 2014
Threads
66
Messages
519
Reaction score
471
Location
United States
Vehicle(s)
2015 Mustang GT
I ran 15 psi with my stock motor and hellion kit and ran 8.9 at 153 still holding the stock gen 2 record as far as I know. Now I have a built motor with valve springs and 18psi and make around 1000whp.

EXACTLY!!!!

The base system with no mods will run its tail off!!!! It will outrun anything on the road, no springs or mods needed...the power of turbos!
 

Sponsored

MadCow

Well-Known Member
Joined
Sep 9, 2013
Threads
5
Messages
475
Reaction score
156
Location
Bama
Vehicle(s)
Civic
I ran 15 psi with my stock motor and hellion kit and ran 8.9 at 153 still holding the stock gen 2 record as far as I know. Now I have a built motor with valve springs and 18psi and make around 1000whp.
Did your stock motor break or did you just decide to put in a built motor?
 

Slamdcoop0428

Well-Known Member
Joined
Feb 14, 2016
Threads
30
Messages
839
Reaction score
464
Location
SW Florida
Vehicle(s)
2016 Mustang GT Premium auto
Did your stock motor break or did you just decide to put in a built motor?
Didn’t blow up. Just stretched a stock head bolt. Never over heated. Just when the car was cold it would trickle coolant in the number 7 cylinder. Still ran perfect lol but decided while it’s out might as well build it better. I sold the stock short block.
 

ahl395

Well-Known Member
Joined
Dec 30, 2015
Threads
42
Messages
2,806
Reaction score
1,210
Location
NJ
First Name
Allan
Vehicle(s)
2017 Mustang GT, 2006 Infiniti G35X
Didn’t blow up. Just stretched a stock head bolt. Never over heated. Just when the car was cold it would trickle coolant in the number 7 cylinder. Still ran perfect lol but decided while it’s out might as well build it better. I sold the stock short block.
Damn, stretched a head bolt at 15psi? I'm scared now lol I didn't think that would be a problem until higher boost levels. Might be dialing back to 14psi on my car...
 

Slamdcoop0428

Well-Known Member
Joined
Feb 14, 2016
Threads
30
Messages
839
Reaction score
464
Location
SW Florida
Vehicle(s)
2016 Mustang GT Premium auto
Damn, stretched a head bolt at 15psi? I'm scared now lol I didn't think that would be a problem until higher boost levels. Might be dialing back to 14psi on my car...
Don’t be scared lol. My stock motor had seen 14-15 psi for 2 years at well over 800whp at the end there I was around 900whp.
 

tsloms

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jan 3, 2016
Threads
8
Messages
406
Reaction score
110
Location
Wisconsin
Vehicle(s)
2016 Mustang GT Magnetic PP
I lifted my heads slightly at 17psi with the Whipple previously. Coolant seeped ever so gently from the rear of the heads like the engine was crying under full boost.
Sponsored

 
 




Top