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Old 03-13-2017, 09:45 PM
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I remember that !
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Old 03-13-2017, 10:00 PM
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Yah your right, I have crappy exaust to boot. I cant lose site of my goal, bullet proof, reliable, with a little touch of go fast. I don't have money falling out of my azz either. Hope to do a road trip up your way in the next 2 years I bought charts for the Grand Traverse Bay and Leelanau area. Wont be this summer this summer will all about getting road and seaworthy again. Thanks.
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What crappy exhaust???? Reversion could be a concern with a cam upgrade depending on exhaust.
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You guys are great! thank you all for your input, think I'm going try that comp 284 and stay on the conservative side. Got one more for those interested, I have been running a Edelbrock performer daul plain intake and thinking it might be time to switch to a single plain. Torker II / Victor jr ??.
Is it the Performer RPM? I'm also right at those crossroads that getterdun mentioned with a mild 502 build and have done a ton of googling on it. The Performer RPM is an impressive unit especially if it's the air gap. I personally find myself boating in the 2-4K rpm range and only occasionally get up over 5k so I decided to stick with the Performer RPM that I have even though it's not an air gap.

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It's wasn't OSO related. It was the fraudulent individual who bought my home after befriended me for 6 months. I'm moving forward though but took a pretty good hit!
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I really like the performance of dual planes. My partner and I use to run identacle boats with very similar builds other than his was dart single plane and I chose to run torker ll intake (years ago) and I had excellent mid range acceleration and would pull him however he would eventually sneak by me but very slowly. Just depends I guess on what individual needs or likes are all about. Advantage of a good single plane now would be if considering future power and top end speed. I understsnd my personnel preference is debatable but no real right or wrong here. Both have their purposes.
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stock silence choice out the out drive I love it the jack boots don't even bother with me , I love it . I know it needs a real exuast I'm thinking abought it. more $$$$ 20/ 30 Hp. Whats a poor boy to do.
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stock silent choice y pipe What say you?
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You cannot upgrade the cam with stock Merc cast iron exhaust and short silent choice risers.
The cam overlap will cause water to get sucked back into the engine.
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Thanks Griff! that sure would be a kick in the croch. Do you know of a reasonably priced set up. I am totally ignorant with marine exhaust and I mite as well get it done and over with. cant even get the valve covers off with those manifolds on.
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Thanks Griff! that sure would be a kick in the croch. Do you know of a reasonably priced set up. I am totally ignorant with marine exhaust and I mite as well get it done and over with. cant even get the valve covers off with those manifolds on.
Look for a set of used exhaust with dry pipes in the swap. Stainless marine, Gil's, emi's etc. Not uncommon to not be able to remove valve covers without sliding exhaust back.
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