Lost me at Eco Boost!
Lost me at Eco Boost!
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This was perhaps a poor choice of words on my part and may have gotten this discussion headed down the wrong track. Some say direct port injection, that`s what we`ve had for years. The newer use of the term direct injection and that to which I was referring goes straight into the combustion chamber. Direct injection never sees the intake side of the valve, hence the problem. Because it is injected directly into the combustion chamber, it never has a chance to "wash" over the intake valve. Add a supercharger or a turbo combined with normal blow by and you bake the blow by to the stem side of the intake valve. This is a problem industry wide with numerous fixes dependant on manufacturer. I believe BMW actually has the intake pulled and use walnut shells to blast clean the intake side of the valve.
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I was going to mention that. That`s the market going old school to solve modern problems. I think most of the serious Mustang guys that supercharge the Coyote figure that`s a no brainer. This isn`t a DI solution in this case but the boost increases blow by significantly and you don`t want all the oil being pushed into the cylinder. Tends to foul plugs. Back in the day they didn`t even try to catch it, they just used a downdraft tube and let it hit the road.
Kind of makes you wonder how much more mileage they can get out of Techron and other fuel additives now that they can`t keep the intake valve clean. My understanding is most of these additives burn to the point where they do little to help exhasut valves.
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I believe I read that Lotus had service recommendations of pulling the head to clean at 40,000 miles to avoid the problem (maybe the S models). That can`t be cheap. I think these things can get crudded up fairly quickly introducing stumbling/idle problems, reducing fuel economy and killing performance.
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bmw was like 800
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The EB has a special shaped piston that splashes fuel back onto the valve stem to reduce coking. There doesn`t seem to be a lot of coking issues on the Ford truck forums. Roush has a tune that they sell for the EB. I suspect that the Raptor tuning will be similar.
Why dont they turbo or twinscrew sc the v8
Trucks need a broad torque band
so they basically took the old style front end and added 40% spaceship.
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