forensic engine disassembly?
lubricant analysis and testing?
examining lubricant flow under xenon flash lighting and uv dye?
the differing flow idiosyncrasies of different oil pump types
bearing clearancing based on oil operating temperature? (and ever herd of cold seize?)
effects of different filtration systems on lubrication performance?
ever head of these things? or even considered them, when building engines?
no, didnt think so.
i do not want to start a flame war, but when people spout sh1t on a topic i know a fair bit about i will respond the first time in a way to help put some facts and reality into the debate. after that it entirely depends on the response i get. how do i know what i'm talking about? i spent 10 years successfully preparing speedway engines, chased power in many different ways. had a rash of junked mega (hundred thousand) dollar engines through lubrication issues. eventually traced back to bearing/oil viscosity mismatch causing lubrication starvation under power during mid corner.
i based all my investigations on british, japanese, german and american research. scientific, peer reviewed research by blokes such as mike costin and keith duckworth ( ever heard of a mob called cosworth?) and their contemporaries, and major engine manufacturers (like caterpillar, trdusa, tmg, nismo and nissan japan) and lubrication manufacturers; but of course some yank who flogs oil and drag races with a website knows more.
heed your own advice,
MAXUMIS wrote:Talk when you
really know!
