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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Midland Ontario Canada
Posts: 173
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Knock sensor tool to measure detonation
Has anyone used a knock sensor, as a tool to confirm there is no detonation going on after their engine modifications?
Looking at the possible use of ceramic coatings for pistons, combustion chamber, valve surfaces, exhaust port, and headers. To reduce the heat transfer thereby reducing the likelihood of detonation. I’ve done a fair bit of research on the propagation of the ignition kernel and causes of detonation. Unfortunately the early stages of detonation is often inaudible and can still cause extensive damage in a short time. So to be safe I would like to be able to measure it if present.
Thanks, Paul
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Thank You for your time, Paul. We do because we can.
87 911 3.2 (Turbo conversion, build in progress, Thermal Barrier Coatings, High Pressure Dry film coatings) Modified heads, boat-tailed case, ARP hardware, OBX Header, 930 clutch disk, G50 Trans
89 5.0 Mustang convertible (For Sale)
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