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Topic subjectYes, another Crower 2 question.
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105428, Yes, another Crower 2 question.
Posted by powellds, Jul-30-07 02:29 PM
I am in the middle of a N/A rebuild, I was wondering if the rich idle will screw up my new motor. We all know Crower 2's idle rich, is it rich enough to wash the rings?? I was going to buy the safc to fix the idle, but if I can avoid spending another $200 then I won't buy it. I just don't want to hurt my new motor. Lemme know. Thanks.
105433, RE: Yes, another Crower 2 question.
Posted by powellds, Jul-31-07 01:43 AM
Anyone??.....?
105435, RE: Yes, another Crower 2 question.
Posted by bullettdsm, Jul-31-07 10:44 AM
Didn't do it with mine! At the time 10.5 JE's, with P+P, AFX/ECU. In all honesty, you really gotta dump some fuel to wash out the rings. I raced and ran that engine for over 9k before I took out the bottom end to put in the 12.5. The 10.5 will be going in my Daily.
105438, RE: Yes, another Crower 2 question.
Posted by powellds, Jul-31-07 04:12 PM
So, then the rich idle isn't as rich as everyone makes it sound? Do you think I'll be fine? I am going to be running 10.5:1 Wiseco's and AFX race ecu. I just don't want to even risk screwing up this motor, I need it to last me a while. Thanks for the help thus far. ~Jeffo
105446, RE: Yes, another Crower 2 question.
Posted by powellds, Aug-02-07 06:38 PM
well?? anyone?
105447, RE: Yes, another Crower 2 question.
Posted by bullettdsm, Aug-02-07 11:25 PM
Crap, sorry, forgot to get back to this thread. Yeah she does run rich at idle, but it's really a combination of rich and a little lumpy cam that makes everyone say that it is so rich. Like I said, I broke mine in using the C2's, with no problem. IF you are really concerned, you can put the safc on her for peace of mind. IMO, I wouldn't, but I don't want you having some other problem with the rings and coming back and blaming me and the C2's ;)
105448, RE: Yes, another Crower 2 question.
Posted by powellds, Aug-03-07 12:10 AM
Well, you are pulling the 13.9 1/4 time, so I trust you. Thanks for the help. I feel better now.
105473, RE: Yes, another Crower 2 question.
Posted by VX100, Aug-05-07 04:25 AM
I have had no problems with the crower stage 2 cams either, but I put them on a broken in engine so I can't say if it will do anything to the rings.

Although I agree 100% and say you should be fine :)