Yeah, we'll pretty much stick almost 1200 hp in anything that floats
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Wow super cool project. Never thought I would see a Whipple supercharged motor with camo valve covers LOL
Well done
Me either. We were trying to come up with something cool to do on the covers and I was watching some show on TV and they were doing camo Hydro-graphics on gun stocks. As soon as I saw that I knew we had to do it.
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Well done
Me either. We were trying to come up with something cool to do on the covers and I was watching some show on TV and they were doing camo Hydro-graphics on gun stocks. As soon as I saw that I knew we had to do it.
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I was concerned about that initially but once it was together, I realized it wouldn't be an issue. There is sooo much air coming over the engine that it can take what it wants. The air is coming in the cage from everywhere.
Nice one
Nice one
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Eddie very nice build. The new Ford 6.7 Powerstrokes run a separate water to air intercooler similar to what you did. That seat in front of that set up has to be a wild ride. Kind of like a lawn chair in front of a Jet engine. Doug
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Sweet ride Eddie!! Looks like an alum boat.. could you have run kil-cool along the bottom?? Guess its a moot point now though.. only thing better would be 2 of them on an larger boat!