Carburetor talk.
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They go in the risers, I talked to Stainless marine and they will install them, but I called Orlandi performance, and they will do it for $100 plus the cost of the bungs. They are about 20 minutes away, so it saves the shipping hassle.
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I am running Stainless exhaust, on 454 with 177."s. I burned a motor last year. But before I put the motor back in I had it dynode tuned. Well now after reading your post, I really think I need the AFR readers in my boat,.
Where should I have the bungs welded on my exhaust.
Thanks Steve
Where should I have the bungs welded on my exhaust.
Thanks Steve
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I am running Stainless exhaust, on 454 with 177."s. I burned a motor last year. But before I put the motor back in I had it dynode tuned. Well now after reading your post, I really think I need the AFR readers in my boat,.
Where should I have the bungs welded on my exhaust.
Thanks Steve
Where should I have the bungs welded on my exhaust.
Thanks Steve
This thread also pushed me to finally do it.
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I am running Stainless exhaust, on 454 with 177."s. I burned a motor last year. But before I put the motor back in I had it dynode tuned. Well now after reading your post, I really think I need the AFR readers in my boat,.
Where should I have the bungs welded on my exhaust.
Thanks Steve
Where should I have the bungs welded on my exhaust.
Thanks Steve
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What size or style fuel/water separator are you guys running. I have the stock one seems really small compared to my fuel lines. Seems like the in and out lets are 1/4 inch.
Running 454/ with 177 Weiands.
Steve
Running 454/ with 177 Weiands.
Steve
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Stock one is 3/8 in/out. Merc ran them with no problems on the 525sc. Above that HP level it propbably needs upgrading.
Last edited by apollard; 09-15-2015 at 06:42 AM.