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I too am worried about the drive. but we have control of how much we push it right. Keep the bost low, and easy on the stick.
Where are you located?
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I have seen these stock style plenums on 650-700 HP engines from Pfaff and others, is there different sizes of the ASM intakes or how are they getting the ponies when others say 600-630 is the limit for this air intake plenum?????
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The ASM monoblade allows for more air so it helps but still limits what can be done below. My dyno run (630HP) was done with the motor assembled just as it sits in the boat. Some builders make dyno pulls with no accessories on the front and dry "dyno" headers, these items rob HP. I am convinced their are builders out there that could provide me a 700HP dyno sheet with MY motors if pulls were made in this way. Also, IMO if a builder claims he is going to sell you a 650-700HP motor, do you think he is going to give you a dyno sheet that says anything less??? My buddies helped me build my motors so Precision Marine (who did the dyno pulls) had no pre-determined number that HE promised we would hit. If your paying someone to build and entire motor.....can you really determine that he's 50 HP short of what was claimed?
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A dyno is always preferred, but if Whipple offers this kit complete, as they do, I don't see why a dyno is nesissary. A whipple is going to put you to 700 hp at least, so what if its a little more or less.
After the kit is installed just do some diiferent runs and different rpms and check the pulgs as you go.
Not the best answer, but I haven't read where this kit has let anyone down.
After the kit is installed just do some diiferent runs and different rpms and check the pulgs as you go.
Not the best answer, but I haven't read where this kit has let anyone down.
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Canada Jeff......you just don't know the problems, a good friend of mine has BECAUSE he did not dyno his motor.Whipple is guessing on each install.
But go ahead and bolt one on your motor and you will see what I'm talking about. BOOM!!!!
But go ahead and bolt one on your motor and you will see what I'm talking about. BOOM!!!!
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The ASM monoblade allows for more air so it helps but still limits what can be done below. My dyno run (630HP) was done with the motor assembled just as it sits in the boat. Some builders make dyno pulls with no accessories on the front and dry "dyno" headers, these items rob HP. I am convinced their are builders out there that could provide me a 700HP dyno sheet with MY motors if pulls were made in this way. Also, IMO if a builder claims he is going to sell you a 650-700HP motor, do you think he is going to give you a dyno sheet that says anything less??? My buddies helped me build my motors so Precision Marine (who did the dyno pulls) had no pre-determined number that HE promised we would hit. If your paying someone to build and entire motor.....can you really determine that he's 50 HP short of what was claimed?
Exactly....
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So your saying my engine will go boom if I don't dyno? Whipple doesn't even sugest a dyno. Nor does procharger. But if you say so.........