As simple as "forced induction" may seem on the top, it is highly unforgiving of any "small" technical screw up in the tune.. (bolting one on yourself is not so hard, knowing what the tune up needs to be at takes lots of experience)So If the stock pistons and rods are good for about 300hp. how come i keep hearing that they're shot?
The bike never ran lean under WOT and I never ran more boost than I should've. Could It be just the piston rings? Cause I keep getting a lot of blow by and thats why it smokes so bad. Bike still starts up fine it just runs like crap and i pulled the plugs after the bike ran for a minute or so and they seemed new. I have a feeling that somewhere a hose came off but I can't find nothin. And I can't believe that the compression can be that low and the motor still idles okay for the most part.
Detonation (pinging) can generate 10 times (as I recall) the forces on the rotating assembly when it occurs not to mention the temps.. It can literally "hammer" the ring lands shut and then melt pistons as hot gases go past the no longer sealing rings.. (It can also happen between the rings and blow them open) Just the temperatures generated can "melt" the center out of a piston..
A split second of "lean and mean" can kill a motor...