575sci what hyd rollercam to use
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Thanks everyone for the recommendations.
Eddie
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you always have good info. But stock computer ? You must have remapped or retuned on the dyno though , right?
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The stock 575 tune is very rich and he can most likely get away with it. Another possibility is changing the regulator to up the fuel pressure. I copied someone elses setup and used the map they had on mine. I can tell you that the stock map on the 575 can wash down your cylinders, not good. There is no way in hell I would run a stock map after somebody elses tune, no annoying high idle is one reason, another is no soot on my transom.
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Stock computer. Stock fuel system.
When I start the engines they idle fast but drop down quicker than I typed this sentence(hunt and peck)
I idle through the cut for an hour and no stumbles.
There is a rich spot at about 2000RPM after idling for a while. I only experience it getting back on plane but it's short lived because I have to rev it to 4000RPM to get it up.
If I go to the mountains it's worse but doable and I'll have a little bit of soot.
Most of my boating is at sea level and soot isn't a problem.
BTW just changed spark plug wires. 400+ hours. Nothing changed. When I do plugs at 100 hours or so, they're decent looking, it does sound a bit more crisp afterwards.
The extra fuel washing down the cylinders is great for washing the water from reversion out! Seriously though, it's not an issue on my engines for whatever reason. I do have dual IAC's where I've heard some only have one so maybe that's something to do with it.
When I start the engines they idle fast but drop down quicker than I typed this sentence(hunt and peck)
I idle through the cut for an hour and no stumbles.
There is a rich spot at about 2000RPM after idling for a while. I only experience it getting back on plane but it's short lived because I have to rev it to 4000RPM to get it up.
If I go to the mountains it's worse but doable and I'll have a little bit of soot.
Most of my boating is at sea level and soot isn't a problem.
BTW just changed spark plug wires. 400+ hours. Nothing changed. When I do plugs at 100 hours or so, they're decent looking, it does sound a bit more crisp afterwards.
The extra fuel washing down the cylinders is great for washing the water from reversion out! Seriously though, it's not an issue on my engines for whatever reason. I do have dual IAC's where I've heard some only have one so maybe that's something to do with it.
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Not to say that wouldn't like to try a custom tune but no way would I do it off a dyno so for now, it is what it is.
BSFC numbers were .6@2300 rising to .67@3000 dropping to .5@3300 dropping to .46@3500-4500 rising to.51@4900-5200 dropping to .43@5450. HP was still climbing when it hit the limiter but get rid of the limiter and I'll need to change the fuel system. I've heard all I need to do is change to a 525 pump but I'm sure that would change my interim numbers too and then more tuning.
BSFC numbers were .6@2300 rising to .67@3000 dropping to .5@3300 dropping to .46@3500-4500 rising to.51@4900-5200 dropping to .43@5450. HP was still climbing when it hit the limiter but get rid of the limiter and I'll need to change the fuel system. I've heard all I need to do is change to a 525 pump but I'm sure that would change my interim numbers too and then more tuning.