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Very Cool.
Originally Posted by mcprodesign
(Post 3628335)
I can apreciate some OMC's I have had a few. I mainly ran switzers ( v bottoms) nothing as fast as that stv. Cheers!:D
Sold the STV because driving it at a 100 was like watching paint dry. I prefer to earn my rewards ;) Liking the older V's you might like the new test mule. Should run 110 easily once sorted and at least a buck twenty w/everything perfect. We live 2 mls from a ramp on the Intracoastal and my idea is every couple wks or so I chunk it in 1st thing on the morning (no wake or traffic), strap on a vest and light it up. 30 mls north to Melbourne for breakfast and a pot of coffee. Head home for another 30 mls of frustration relief and I figure I'm good for a couple more wks. http://i290.photobucket.com/albums/l...s/stream12.jpg http://i290.photobucket.com/albums/l...INGWFRANK2.jpg Here's a link to a 101 pass w/the old red motor. That was w/the motor 2" bellow the bottom. That boat had an easy 110 in it w/more time. That boat was particularly gratify as all the experts said I was nuts for attempting to do it w/a John Rude. If it had had hydraulic steering you could have mixed a drink at a 100. Once dialed, it retired unbeaten. http://i290.photobucket.com/albums/l...treamat101.jpg |
580 Cu In, 838 hp / 834 ft. lbs. Soon to be 875 hp. :poopoo:
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Originally Posted by antknee
(Post 3627842)
My Warlock 502 engine build, in the kitchen of course...
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There yah go....
Originally Posted by Panther
(Post 3628418)
834 ft. lbs.
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Here is the engine I did for my Pachanga 22. Bored .060 over, vortec heads, big cam, and all the fun. All paint (high temp enamel)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4.../Pachanga9.jpg And the boring old 500EFI in my Heat. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4..._2062661_n.jpg |
598 bbc
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Maybe some day it will make its way in to a boat.
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I'll store it for YA! got a fiberglass tub it will fit into!
Originally Posted by joev01
(Post 3629373)
Maybe some day it will make its way in to a boat.
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