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resurrected 05-31-2024 08:21 AM

My 177's were spinning about as fast as they would go and still be happy, multi vee belt and they screamed like banshees'

Snowflake 05-31-2024 01:15 PM


Originally Posted by glassdave (Post 4899274)
good meeting you and seeing the boat again, thanks for bringing it out and glad i could help. This is rarely said in this biz but that went pretty easy and quick lol (thanks for the beers btw:drink:)

Absolutely good meeting you too dave, thank you for getting right on it and working your magic. You do excellent work!
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glassdave 05-31-2024 01:22 PM

for those that are curious, that loose laminate sticking out with the red threads is peel ply. Its used to help balance that resin/fabric ratio, pull out excess and put a nice final working surface after the epoxy is cured.( :D giving away the glassdave secrets one at a time lol)

Snowflake 05-31-2024 02:30 PM


Originally Posted by glassdave (Post 4899321)
for those that are curious, that loose laminate sticking out with the red threads is peel ply. Its used to help balance that resin/fabric ratio, pull out excess and put a nice final working surface after the epoxy is cured.( :D giving away the glassdave secrets one at a time lol)

lol I dont think anyone is gonna second guess your tactics Dave.

Wildman_grafix 05-31-2024 03:40 PM

I may have missed it but why did you glass in the ballast tank pickup? Was the tank removed?

Snowflake 06-01-2024 07:48 AM


Originally Posted by Wildman_grafix (Post 4899328)
I may have missed it but why did you glass in the ballast tank pickup? Was the tank removed?

It was in the way for the left side intercooler pickup. I will eventually come up with a way to feed the ballast tank again.

glassdave 06-01-2024 07:53 AM


Originally Posted by Snowflake (Post 4899322)
lol I dont think anyone is gonna second guess your tactics Dave.


at this point i would hope not lol :D i do always like to try and educate the masses when i can though. The peel ply thing is actually a pretty nice trick to have in the bag, Sparky at Viscous Powerboats gave me that one years ago and its one of my most passed along tips. . . . now get that thing in the water!

bencini231 06-03-2024 02:29 PM


Originally Posted by Brad Christy (Post 4899291)
Bencini,

Isn't the blower whine primarily the cog belt; the air pulsing out of the cogs as the belt closes in? Multi-vee belts don't whine, right? I hear a slight bit of gear whine with my ProCharger, but the multi-vee is whisper quiet. Someone told me years ago that, if you drill holes in the valleys of the cogwheels that the bulk of the whine goes away. I've never seen one done to verify, though.

Thanks. Brad.

Not to derail this thread, but I'm just answering a question. The Whipple uses a rib pulley like the serpentine belt style pulley with a twin screw compressor. The new design of the twin screw is quieter and creates less heat as well as more power at a lower boost then the previous 3.3 supercharger.

Brad Christy 06-03-2024 04:17 PM


Originally Posted by bencini231 (Post 4899502)
Not to derail this thread, but I'm just answering a question. The Whipple uses a rib pulley like the serpentine belt style pulley with a twin screw compressor. The new design of the twin screw is quieter and creates less heat as well as more power at a lower boost then the previous 3.3 supercharger.

Bencini,

That's what I thought. I was just referencing your comment about "less noise" from the Whipples. I was of the opinion that blower whine was primarily from the cogbelts (and maybe some form the sync gears, especially if they were straight cut gears). We've seen a few builds where cogbelts were used with Whipples, and my thought was that the whine would still be there. I was curious if the blowers themselves were quieter, or if it was just the lack of cogbelts you were referring to. Just trying to pack knowledge into this (hopefully decreasingly) vapid space between my ears.

Thanks. Brad.

offshorexcursion 06-06-2024 10:57 PM


Originally Posted by Snowflake (Post 4899355)
It was in the way for the left side intercooler pickup. I will eventually come up with a way to feed the ballast tank again.

Ours is fed with the water after it leaves the tail pipe.


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