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Old 01-20-2023 | 11:28 AM
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Id like to ad to my post that my explanations for specing certain parts certain ways would not be a secret. Please feel free to go and tell the internet why we say they're wrong. In fact, if that were the case I would encourage you to do so.
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Old 01-20-2023 | 11:55 AM
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I’m withholding my added comments until First Dyno Complete Take 5.
Old 01-20-2023 | 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by TeamSaris
Id like to ad to my post that my explanations for specing certain parts certain ways would not be a secret. Please feel free to go and tell the internet why we say they're wrong. In fact, if that were the case I would encourage you to do so.
Saris,

I still hold that the builder is not so deluded as to think he's safeguarding any engine building secrets, but that he's attempting to control the damage of either deliberately or unintentionally building a couple of potential timebombs.

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Old 01-20-2023 | 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by PQ290Enticer

Hey everyone,
I will try and end this the best I can. I am making NO changes to my engines. It's not a "finger" at anybody. That was never my intent....ever. I know there is a wealth of knowledge here and I have learned a lot and even made some purchases based on my time here. (Yes, I realize the irony in acknowledging the "wealth of info" and then not taking it.) I've given advice (not on this site) to people before and never did it occur to me to be "offended" if they didn't follow it. We all have our reasons for the direction we take. You shouldn't have taken it personally and definitely shouldn't have gotten so pissed off. In the end you guys are not responsible for what happens or the expense should something happen. I'm as surprised as some of you are at how "personal" this got. I did have the 2 hour talk with my builder and I'm going with his word that I'm good. I know this will go as "fish food" too but I also called AFR and spoke in depth with a guy and he also said I was good. I just wanted to show my dyno results and talk about them. I also didn't know on this site 1,000 hp is the new 500. I thought I was doing pretty good. Live and learn. It was pointed out that 500hp is no big deal and I believe that that may be the reason my engines will be fine. Maybe at 750 and up things get way more important? I'm not a builder so I don't know for sure however I'm pretty sure that this is or could be true. Some of you guys are probably very, very good at building so much so that maybe an average guy can't even afford to go to you. I think that's great however, everyone on this site, to me, is a stranger. I didn't and still don't think it's in my best interest to blindly follow the opinions given here on every subject. I mentioned before that I'm sure regardless of your business, you don't welcome a customer that points out that you did something wrong based what they saw on the internet.
Now, by a show of "LIKES" to the first response to this post, who is now more pissed (if that's even possible) than before? Again, I just wanted this to go away.
I was hoping you guys would just wish me luck and be done with it. Some of you did exactly that, and I thank you. I thought that was the best way to go because at least that way, you didn't know if I followed some, all, or none of the advice. We should have been good but damn, you guys are really swinging hard for the fence for really no reason. I didn't do anything to you. I thought it was free advice. I didn't realize once given I was obligated to follow it. Again, live and learn.
Someone asked why I didn't buy something ready to go and that's a great question. When I was looking, NOTHING was in stock and no idea when they were getting anything. I take that back, one place was selling 572's but I didn't want to tear my boat in half so I passed. I did not check the referenced engine number in the post but where I looked there was nothing.
I did befriend a member or 2 from this site. I will not mention their names however I will stay in contact via email. Lucky for me seeing how I have been "blackballed" on this site. I still need someone or somewhere to go to ask my questions.
Not much more to say. I am disappointed that this happened.
This just added to my ****show and some of you will get yet another laugh from this. I emailed Holley a week ago or so because I wanted to know where to connect on the QFT M-800 the clear hose from my stock belt driven fuel pump. I think its there in case the pump diaphragm fails? This was there reply: Thank you for contacting Holley Performance. This Carburetor is not equipped with the Vent for the Fuel Pump. While this is a Carburetor made for Marine applications, it is not Coast Guard Approved.
Not approved. I'm sure it was in the fine print and I just missed it. Just when I thought I was good to go. I do not require any responses for this even though it's posted as a question. Maybe this is good info for someone else.
Watch out for new members. I'm going to come back for a fresh start with a new name. Same dumb ass questions so you may figure me out. I will NOT be posting any graphs though.

If you are MORE PISSED remember, don't like this post, that might make me the most popular guy on the site and we all know that's not true. Like the first response.
Really this is just to prove that now that you know for sure that I didn't take any advice about the engines, is NOT BETTER than what you thought you knew.
My first response was never intended to piss anybody off. I had hopes that it would just fade away.
You guys have a great site but the learning curve is a *****!
Bummer for the PQ family as I think there's only 3 or 4 left now and when I come back I think it will be as the only Bayliner member on this site.
Thanks for all the comments on my other posts, even you Dan.
This has the feel of "Deja vu" You too BAJAMAN or F-2?
PQ290,

With that said....

Maybe you could convince your builder to sign on here and reply, defending his decisions and actions. It would be a curiosity, for sure. He doesn't have to divulge is true identity. Just convince us he honestly acted in your best interests,

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Old 01-20-2023 | 12:15 PM
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At least there has been something to read the past couple weeks 😬
Old 01-20-2023 | 12:33 PM
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should we start a poll?

they run fine with no problems
valve sticks in a guide
rings butt and bust a ring land
spins a rod bearing
spins a main bearing

feel free to add to the list what will be the outcome

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Old 01-20-2023 | 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by compedgemarine
should we start a poll?

they run fine with no problems
valve sticks in a guide
rings butt and bust a ring land
spins a rod bearing
spins a main bearing

feel free to add to the list what will be the outcome
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Old 01-20-2023 | 01:13 PM
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Uummm.......On some things, tighter is better!
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Old 01-20-2023 | 01:39 PM
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With the loss of valve control at higher rpm, and tight guide clearances I’m going with stuck valve takes them out.
If he runs them with 5-30 and 180* thermostats the pistons and bearings have a slight chance at making through a season. But more likely it will scuff a skirt first hard run.
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Old 01-20-2023 | 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by compedgemarine
should we start a poll?

they run fine with no problems
valve sticks in a guide
rings butt and bust a ring land
spins a rod bearing
spins a main bearing

feel free to add to the list what will be the outcome
Hey now I called it first! (post 6), LOL
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