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  • oldgold
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2007
    • 207

    #1

    hyperu crackticks

    i run in a class that says no performance parts and run flattop hypers i have 23 nites on it and it pulled the pin .2 weeks ago i told myself pull it out and rebuild so much for the gut feeling. speed-pro 618 i know you guys are gonna say stay away from those but we get checked thru the inspection hole every week for performance parts.never ever went above 6000 never hot always good oil pressure. anyone else deal with this?thats only about 15 miles per nite.thanks for input.355 30 over balanced
  • stock car driver
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 3233

    #2
    yep ive pulled the pins on speed pros

    speed pro makes a forged piston also with 4 valve reliefs, you cant tell hyper from forged thru the hole, lol..

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    • carowner73
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 174

      #3
      cast or hypers, change every 20 races or your asking for trouble.
      Last edited by carowner73; 06-27-2011, 10:28 PM. Reason: spelling

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      • oldgold
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2007
        • 207

        #4
        hyrer u cracktics

        Originally posted by carowner73 View Post
        cast or hypers, change every 20 races or your asking for trouble.
        that was the answer i was looking for.our season is about 18 weeks and i decided to run it 4 nites this year while telling our crew i needed to freshen the engine right away but its to late now so i will build a new one and follow your advice thanks guys

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        • rubbinsracin
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2009
          • 668

          #5
          maybe im wrong, but arent the pistons that are in the crate motors hyperu? we have a guy at our track that that for 3 years has done nothing but change the valve springs and he turns his 602 6500rpm. am i missing something?

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          • Egoracing
            Senior Member
            • May 2007
            • 4852

            #6
            Originally posted by rubbinsracin View Post
            maybe im wrong, but arent the pistons that are in the crate motors hyperu? we have a guy at our track that that for 3 years has done nothing but change the valve springs and he turns his 602 6500rpm. am i missing something?
            Yes you are right. Our first crate ran a TON of 50-100 lap races and ran about 2 times a week for about 1/2 of the weeks of the year, raced about 45 weeks a year and was running and racing when we sold it and it was 3 years old.

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            • SRXSRULE
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2011
              • 217

              #7
              Compression, carb tuning, and spark plugs are the 3 main things that kill Hyper pistons. If you have more then 10:1, or run it too lean/hot, or detonate it they will break. If its tuned right and under 10:1 they will last a long time.

              One of my 9:1 motors had 75+ nights on the same set of hyper pistons with no problems. Eric

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              • oldgold
                Senior Member
                • Sep 2007
                • 207

                #8
                hyper u crack tics

                Originally posted by SRXSRULE View Post
                Compression, carb tuning, and spark plugs are the 3 main things that kill Hyper pistons. If you have more then 10:1, or run it too lean/hot, or detonate it they will break. If its tuned right and under 10:1 they will last a long time.

                One of my 9:1 motors had 75+ nights on the same set of hyper pistons with no problems. Eric
                we are at 10-1 and 6000 rpm although one nite i put more gear to it and turned 6300 and we are on quadrajet and 110 fuel. always looks a tad rich when we pull plugs.any one of those 3 things will cause the pin to pull out? thanks guys.

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                • SRXSRULE
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 217

                  #9
                  The motors that I ran them in all turned 6800-7000 rpm. Mine were all pressed pin too.

                  Are you doing a true plug check? After a heat race hit the kill switch just after you lift off the gas on the last lap and let it coast to the pits (or get pushed in) Then pull a plug and check them? Eric

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                  • oldgold
                    Senior Member
                    • Sep 2007
                    • 207

                    #10
                    Originally posted by SRXSRULE View Post
                    The motors that I ran them in all turned 6800-7000 rpm. Mine were all pressed pin too.

                    Are you doing a true plug check? After a heat race hit the kill switch just after you lift off the gas on the last lap and let it coast to the pits (or get pushed in) Then pull a plug and check them? Eric
                    no i idle it in and should do as you say or it wont be valid.floaters

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                    • Egoracing
                      Senior Member
                      • May 2007
                      • 4852

                      #11
                      Originally posted by oldgold View Post
                      no i idle it in and should do as you say or it wont be valid.floaters
                      No you are supposed to kill it a WOT and take your foot off the same time. If you idle it you are going to get the plug condition at idle NOT at WOT.

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                      • 500BOMBER
                        Senior Member
                        • Jun 2007
                        • 762

                        #12
                        In my own experience with hypers and cast pistons, the skirt clearance in a severe application such as, oval track use, needs to be at least .001" to 0015" more than what the specs normally say.
                        Problem solved for me anyway. No more skirt galling and pin pull thru.
                        Old enuf to know better, still too young to givadamm.

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