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johnnyboatman 01-14-2006 05:01 PM

transom pickup or drive
 
putting in blown 557s was wondering will the pickups in the drive supply enough water or do i need transom pickups, adding innercoolers so i know i will need to add a pickup for those, just not wanting four pickups hangin off the back. ive been told both ways will work just asking what you guys think,.

tomcei 01-15-2006 08:42 AM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 
What he said.
I've wondered about this as well.

johnnyboatman 01-16-2006 07:49 PM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 
lets try again?

monstaaa 01-16-2006 08:04 PM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 
use the pickup's from the drives to supply the intercoolers. use small intercooler strainer's in line of course. then use niceexternal adjustable pick up off the transom for the sea water system entering the engine. again using a strainer.

Griff 01-16-2006 11:06 PM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 

Originally Posted by monstaaa
use the pickup's from the drives to supply the intercoolers. use small intercooler strainer's in line of course. then use niceexternal adjustable pick up off the transom for the sea water system entering the engine. again using a strainer.


What he said.

johnnyboatman 01-17-2006 07:43 PM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 
im going to run with the orig plan , motors off the drives, innercoolers from pickups w/strainers. my other motors were blown also but no innercooled, and less cubic inches

Strip Poker 388 01-18-2006 12:33 PM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 

Originally Posted by johnnyboatman
im going to run with the orig plan , motors off the drives, innercoolers from pickups w/strainers. my other motors were blown also but no innercooled, and less cubic inches

I have some picks ups for sale in the swap section

Strip Poker 388 01-18-2006 12:35 PM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 

Originally Posted by monstaaa
use the pickup's from the drives to supply the intercoolers. use small intercooler strainer's in line of course. then use niceexternal adjustable pick up off the transom for the sea water system entering the engine. again using a strainer.


Why would you go that way ?more or less volume?

Thanks
Rob

monstaaa 01-19-2006 08:10 PM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 

Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388
Why would you go that way ?more or less volume?

Thanks
Rob

using an adjustible pickup off the transom, you can regulate for too much water pressure easier than thru the drive, that is if using a l.w.p lower or a sportmaster lower.

lets say you have too much pressure because the boat is now going a few mph faster, with the adjustable pick up you can compensate. of course including factors such as dumps and water system capacity(single or dual stage pump, 1 1/4 hose, stariner capacity). to high raise the pickup.
also chances are with a transom mounted pick up for the intercooler you may make too much pressure and harm the intercooler itself.
i've tryed it both ways, and it does work both ways. but considering experience of the installer may not be on the professional level the above stated way is a LITTLE less likely to back fire.

just mt 2 cents . Bo.

Strip Poker 388 01-19-2006 11:38 PM

Re: transom pickup or drive
 

Originally Posted by monstaaa
using an adjustible pickup off the transom, you can regulate for too much water pressure easier than thru the drive, that is if using a l.w.p lower or a sportmaster lower.

lets say you have too much pressure because the boat is now going a few mph faster, with the adjustable pick up you can compensate. of course including factors such as dumps and water system capacity(single or dual stage pump, 1 1/4 hose, stariner capacity). to high raise the pickup.
also chances are with a transom mounted pick up for the intercooler you may make too much pressure and harm the intercooler itself.
i've tryed it both ways, and it does work both ways. but considering experience of the installer may not be on the professional level the above stated way is a LITTLE less likely to back fire.

just mt 2 cents . Bo.

Thanks of the info. Bo have you seen any probs with too much pres in the innercooler and seen any damage?

I was told the PFM are good to 40psi and the Whipples is good to 100psi.

Rob


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