Cigarette adventure #6 dyno
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THE flattest torque curve I’ve ever seen!
836 @ 3100, max of 893 @ 4500 and still pulling 833 @ 6100?
Yikes!
That’s a 60 ft lb spread over 3K R’s ????
I especially like the 848 @ 3500 😳
Again I say...., YIKES!
Congrats dude. That’s damned impressive.
QUOTE=ICDEDPPL;4716368]Hit the limiter on that one …
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836 @ 3100, max of 893 @ 4500 and still pulling 833 @ 6100?
Yikes!
That’s a 60 ft lb spread over 3K R’s ????
I especially like the 848 @ 3500 😳
Again I say...., YIKES!
Congrats dude. That’s damned impressive.
QUOTE=ICDEDPPL;4716368]Hit the limiter on that one …
[/QUOTE]Last edited by Twin O/B Sonic; 12-02-2019 at 08:47 PM.
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I came home from LOTO with a lot more fuel in the boat that then I wanted because I filled up with that carb mindset
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Glad the cam choice worked out . I was waiting for the phone call that dyno day, saying something like "your junk cam made less power than my old 651 you jerk"
This cam is the HUC series lobe family. Similar ramps to the Marine lobes from comp, but supposedly more stable. Designed for bbc engines, not LS engines or small blocks.
Great job on the engines and rigging Dan. Boat is running strong now!! Mid 90s on flat water, with a full cabin non kevlar old flatdeck cig is moving out!
This cam is the HUC series lobe family. Similar ramps to the Marine lobes from comp, but supposedly more stable. Designed for bbc engines, not LS engines or small blocks.
Great job on the engines and rigging Dan. Boat is running strong now!! Mid 90s on flat water, with a full cabin non kevlar old flatdeck cig is moving out!
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Congratulations! Definitely a lot of fun working with EFI and making monster motors seem like 500EFI's. lol
I haven't had any experience with the Sniper Stealth system yet, only the Dominator and HP systems but it looks to be about the same. But I'm gonna find out since I'm doing a Sniper Stealth 4500 setup with AFR's for a customer with twin engines this spring.
Enjoy!
I haven't had any experience with the Sniper Stealth system yet, only the Dominator and HP systems but it looks to be about the same. But I'm gonna find out since I'm doing a Sniper Stealth 4500 setup with AFR's for a customer with twin engines this spring.
Enjoy!
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I`ve had it out last year .. on a river for tuning and then in LOTO for a long weekend .
Cigarette adventure #6
Cigarette adventure #6
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Glad the cam choice worked out . I was waiting for the phone call that dyno day, saying something like "your junk cam made less power than my old 651 you jerk"
This cam is the HUC series lobe family. Similar ramps to the Marine lobes from comp, but supposedly more stable. Designed for bbc engines, not LS engines or small blocks.
Great job on the engines and rigging Dan. Boat is running strong now!! Mid 90s on flat water, with a full cabin non kevlar old flatdeck cig is moving out!
This cam is the HUC series lobe family. Similar ramps to the Marine lobes from comp, but supposedly more stable. Designed for bbc engines, not LS engines or small blocks.
Great job on the engines and rigging Dan. Boat is running strong now!! Mid 90s on flat water, with a full cabin non kevlar old flatdeck cig is moving out!


