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MIAMIBOYZ 07-29-2004 07:19 AM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 
Good luck Frank, ask all questions up front in regards to the engines, and parts in them. You want to know the quality of parts in them in order to justify the day you open the motors you wont be surprised. Find out the top end boost that they have been using and look for a knock meter in the panel for each engine.

Albert
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GLH 07-29-2004 08:52 AM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 
Talk to WickedWon he'll tell you about the love that 1000HP blower motor can bring.

whipped565 07-29-2004 05:37 PM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 
I have a Pfaff 565 Q-rotor Whipple 1,021 hp at 8# and 1387hp at 18# They say 250 hours springs and oil pump and then 250 more for rebuild

BLee 07-29-2004 07:33 PM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 

Originally Posted by GLH
Talk to WickedWon he'll tell you about the love that 1000HP blower motor can bring.


Let me just say that Jim WILL give a hell of a ride in WickedWon. Awesome. :cool:

super termoli 07-30-2004 02:14 AM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 
interesting thread. did anyone mention the fact that big blown gas engines are a pain in the ass? 10 hours since rebuild? well, then it's probably time for another one of those... :D

leviathan 07-30-2004 03:11 AM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 

Originally Posted by boot
All good points ..
In my opinion , there should be NO water going through the intercoolers at idle or very low rpms . If it does it creates a lot of condensation and agin gets in the oil . ALso I think it idles better that way . Just my .02... Joe

Although it's for totaly different reasons, Fabio has a simple way of achieving this, he has the intercoolers on his Seatek race boats fed by a seporate scoop/water pick-up, and no pump, completely independant of the engine cooling system, this way, the intercooler gets force fed plenty of cool water, but only when the boat is at speed. in his case it's to do with warm up and reducing smoke from the high HP racing diesels, but the principle would apply perfectly to your point.

leviathan 07-30-2004 03:12 AM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 

Originally Posted by boot
All good points ..
In my opinion , there should be NO water going through the intercoolers at idle or very low rpms . If it does it creates a lot of condensation and agin gets in the oil . ALso I think it idles better that way . Just my .02... Joe

Although it's for totaly different reasons, Fabio has a simple way of achieving this, he has the intercoolers on his Seatek powered race boats fed by a separate scoop/water pick-up, and no pump, completely independant of the engine cooling system, this way, the intercooler gets force fed plenty of cool water, but only when the boat is at speed. in his case it's to do with warm up and reducing smoke from the high HP racing diesels, but the principle would apply perfectly to your point.

LEOPAJM 07-30-2004 06:56 AM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 

Originally Posted by PokerRunGunT/S
Let me just say that Jim WILL give a hell of a ride in WickedWon. Awesome. :cool:


I hear it's the best damn dune and beach sightseeing cruise in the Midwest !!! They need to get a liquor license though .... No Cervesa !?!?!? :D

Danny Usnik 07-30-2004 07:29 AM

Re: 1000hp SC engines
 

Originally Posted by GLH
Talk to WickedWon he'll tell you about the love that 1000HP blower motor can bring.


Sorry WickedWon can't post at this time. He's to busy in the bilge, he'll get back to as soon as possible. ( Probably about November). :D :D :D

ONESICKGLADIATOR 07-30-2004 07:56 AM

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Big HP motors are only as good as there creators




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