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Old 02-24-2010, 05:33 PM
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Sorry, I hate to disappoint. But nothing spectacular to look at. Just a couple of high strung 600HP 468's. The red one is mine, prepped for the dyno with JimV's blue NA565.

Ya if you could measure yours also from center to center of the tips that would be great. Again, I would just like to find a happy medium so I don't limit myself to just the cmi's. I'll adjust the height according so I Just miss the steering components.

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Originally Posted by mrfixxall
opps sorry i failed to mention,a pic of or with the risers.

Edit! i think those are your tisers in the pic,,looks to be 3'' taller ones...i dont think your measurements wil be accurate for his boat..
Thats my riser in the back of the truck.

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Ya if you could measure yours also from center to center of the tips that would be great. Again, I would just like to find a happy medium so I don't limit myself to just the cmi's. I'll adjust the height according so I Just miss the steering components.

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Here is the measurements that I came up with.
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Cool, that should put me in the ball park. My width was the biggest concern considering the cmi's can vary so much. If you rotate the tails even slightly it can really throw off the overall width. Like I said I just wanted to be somewhere close in case I went with gils or stainless marine, etc.

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Remember mine are Stainless Marine.
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Looks nice. You dyno yet?
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Looks nice. You dyno yet?
yeah, 590HP@6250 and 560TQ@5000. There is probably still some left on the table. I was only running Barry Grant/Holley 750's and they were pulling hard on the jets. I had to jet down instead of up. I would like to try some 850-950's.

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If you rotate the tails even slightly it can really throw off the overall width. Like I said I just wanted to be somewhere close in case I went with gils or stainless marine, etc.

Thanks again,
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I have 4" pipes going through ~5 1/4" wholes with the Stainless and rubber rings over them

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yeah, 590HP@6250 and 560TQ@5000. There is probably still some left on the table. I was only running Barry Grant/Holley 750's and they were pulling hard on the jets. I had to jet down instead of up. I would like to try some 850-950's.


I have 4" pipes going through ~5 1/4" wholes with the Stainless and rubber rings over them
awesome. try jims 950 hp. those are actually flow like 830 cfm. might be worth a try if he still has it. you might be surprised.
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