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Old 03-29-2011, 08:15 PM
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Default Anybody have any videos of your boat idleing?

I know there is some knarly sounding boats out there. It would be cool to hear them




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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ollGguIMrQY






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sounds good
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I got one. Unfortunately, it sounds like a Panzer Tank on my cell phone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6avgbkjwyQ
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Originally Posted by Downtown42
Does it take supercharging to blow exhaust like that at idle? will a natural aspirated idle like that? Do they idle it fast to keep reversion from happening? that thing is putting out more horsepower idling than my rig!
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Hell yeah! Glad you asked. BTW, the boat has full steering now:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7H6zNFH8f0
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Originally Posted by pitts1313
Does it take supercharging to blow exhaust like that at idle? will a natural aspirated idle like that? Do they idle it fast to keep reversion from happening? that thing is putting out more horsepower idling than my rig!
Big cubes (especially carburated) generally idle faster due to needing more air to keep the fuel/air mixture moving down the large runners. Cam and valve size have alot to do with it as well. The bigger things are, the more air needs to keep moving for combustion. A slower idle and air simply stops moving. Add a blower and you may have the idle oscillate up and down. You can tune that out but it seems they all do that at some low range RPM at some time or another. My boat is N/A605ci and idling about 950 RPM. That's about as low as it goes after a good warm up.

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I wish I had one of mine. Nothing sounds sweeter than triples idling.
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Originally Posted by In The Pink
Big cubes (especially carburated) generally idle faster due to needing more air to keep the fuel/air mixture moving down the large runners. Cam and valve size have alot to do with it as well. The bigger things are, the more air needs to keep moving for combustion. A slower idle and air simply stops moving. Add a blower and you may have the idle oscillate up and down. You can tune that out but it seems they all do that at some low range RPM at some time or another. My boat is N/A605ci and idling about 950 RPM. That's about as low as it goes after a good warm up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajGwd63N1h8

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