Dyno Results: 502 w/ AFRs
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I would say you hit your goals perfectly..... Any more power might work against you if you are using a Bravo 1! Decent dock manners, 600HP/TQ, I would say this is pretty much the default 502 upgrade!
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I look at CFM #'s a lot. Of course I do. Ooops, forgot I'm SB here. Normal name is CFM.
Anyway - anyone notice this Motor could have used more carb ? Also, it looks like the carb had difficulties keep a half way linear A/F ratio.
Just letting out some thoughts from my own couch / armchair on the internet. LOL.
Anyway - anyone notice this Motor could have used more carb ? Also, it looks like the carb had difficulties keep a half way linear A/F ratio.
Just letting out some thoughts from my own couch / armchair on the internet. LOL.
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I think alot of guys today are still going off the carb sizing thought process from 1985. The modern high performance marine engine is a far cry from a 400hp mercury 454 cyclone or a hopped up 330. We are now seeing N/A engines making 600, 700, 800hp. A 465hp HP500 ran just fine with a 800 holley. That's 465hp at 5200rpm. A far cry from 600hp at 6000rpm.
Or there are guys running N/A 540's hoping to make 700hp but want to keep a stock 800 holley on it. I think it goes back to the days when everyone threw a dominator on a 400hp engine and wondered why is was a turd.
Or there are guys running N/A 540's hoping to make 700hp but want to keep a stock 800 holley on it. I think it goes back to the days when everyone threw a dominator on a 400hp engine and wondered why is was a turd.
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