V6 Carnage picture thread
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V6 Carnage picture thread
just for fun lets post up crap u have blown up in ur v6 powered f-body
ill start with this
shattered flexplate after installing my turbo

i'll have to dig out the pictures of my old toasted 2.8 as well
post up what u got
ill start with this
shattered flexplate after installing my turbo

i'll have to dig out the pictures of my old toasted 2.8 as well
post up what u got
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Re: V6 Carnage picture thread
thats what happenes when u dont change ur oil when ur supposed to,
lol so remember what the inside of that motor looks liek when u want to put off ur oil changes
lol so remember what the inside of that motor looks liek when u want to put off ur oil changes
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Re: V6 Carnage picture thread
this is my motor with over 200k miles on it
the rust in the cyls is form me removing the one head off the motor and it being outside for 2 weeks, motor was being pulled anyway.


^^ beat the living **** out of that motor but it looks great on the inside
changed the oil every 1,500-2k miles and used castrol 20-40 or castrol straight 50 wieght
the rust in the cyls is form me removing the one head off the motor and it being outside for 2 weeks, motor was being pulled anyway.


^^ beat the living **** out of that motor but it looks great on the inside
changed the oil every 1,500-2k miles and used castrol 20-40 or castrol straight 50 wieght
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Re: V6 Carnage picture thread
This is what happens when your car:
1. Has no air dam and is primarily driven during the hot summer months.
2. Has not had the oil changed in a while before new owner decides to take care of it.
3. Had the oil changed with wrong weight (oops!) because there were no indicators as to what weight oil went into the engine.
4. Has had a tiny bolt nobody has seen before dropped into the #6 cylinder.
This was the #4 piston in my 2.8 back in '04. The engine had been on its way out for a while as a result of constant overheating due to PO knocking/removing 99% of the front air dam off, and tons of crap (but not anywhere near as much as in the pic above) in the lifter valley. When the engine blew, I ran it for 3 seconds before finding out what the HEAVY knocking noise was. Too bad I don't have a pic of the block and oil pan... This bugger blew a 1" x 2.5" hole in the lower edge of the block and oil pan, knocking out the dipstick tube mount. I still have the dipstick and tube as well, along with the lifters I removed. Wish I had kept the pass side exhaust manifold and cylinder heads, though.
:edit: Forgot to mention this was sticking 1/8" out of the cylinder and the crank was locked up tight until this was removed. You may not be able to tell in the pic, but some parts of the piston skirt are missing as well. Don't know where the other piece of the con rod went, though... I had 3 pieces in the garage as keepers, and left the other in the oil pan.
1. Has no air dam and is primarily driven during the hot summer months.
2. Has not had the oil changed in a while before new owner decides to take care of it.
3. Had the oil changed with wrong weight (oops!) because there were no indicators as to what weight oil went into the engine.
4. Has had a tiny bolt nobody has seen before dropped into the #6 cylinder.
This was the #4 piston in my 2.8 back in '04. The engine had been on its way out for a while as a result of constant overheating due to PO knocking/removing 99% of the front air dam off, and tons of crap (but not anywhere near as much as in the pic above) in the lifter valley. When the engine blew, I ran it for 3 seconds before finding out what the HEAVY knocking noise was. Too bad I don't have a pic of the block and oil pan... This bugger blew a 1" x 2.5" hole in the lower edge of the block and oil pan, knocking out the dipstick tube mount. I still have the dipstick and tube as well, along with the lifters I removed. Wish I had kept the pass side exhaust manifold and cylinder heads, though.
:edit: Forgot to mention this was sticking 1/8" out of the cylinder and the crank was locked up tight until this was removed. You may not be able to tell in the pic, but some parts of the piston skirt are missing as well. Don't know where the other piece of the con rod went, though... I had 3 pieces in the garage as keepers, and left the other in the oil pan.
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Re: V6 Carnage picture thread
Here's what detonation will do...


sorry that they're a little fuzzy. took them with my phone


sorry that they're a little fuzzy. took them with my phone
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