The critical path is the line to>from the Turbo as this is the Bypass in use when the T Stat closes, without it you have cavitation.
There is a 30c degree difference in head Temp on an idling 7M front to rear so ANYTHING that helps reduce the rear of head temp can only be a good thing.
Well normally you'd run some specific compensations to cope with any temp rise in the intake, these in turn keep the engine out of that detonation range and with luck it survives.
You have to look at it as a 3.0L race engine once you get over 400+rwhp, everyone seems really blase about this...
AIT set up like that will be 99% of why it died....
there will be NO accurate compensations being applied for fuel or ignition as the charge temp increases. :nono:
Jake: This thread serves to highlight an issue on SupraMania that the staff have been trying without success to stamp out. (this is why so many here see us as Nazi's in the tech areas)
There are a LOT of people here giving advice that need to take an extra big helping of STFU as most of them...
I had an end gap close up a couple of years back that took out #6 on my then brand new block so I can feel your pain.
I just mentioned the Ring Lands as I'd be VERY surprised if it hadn't hurt other parts after rattling that badly for that long!
(next thing I'd check would be Big End bearings)
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