Information on 525sc's, carbarated.
#2
Originally Posted by 427 larry
Wanted to know about reliability, how many hours they are good for and any other issues, any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Larry
. He's got around 300 hrs on it, Only issue was with the blower, oil was spilling in the bilge area. Eared they generally need a rebuilt(Blower) around 250-300 hrs, other than that, looks like a really strong engine.
#3
Originally Posted by 427 larry
Wanted to know about reliability, how many hours they are good for and any other issues, any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Larry
#4
Originally Posted by DRIPPINWETII
Great engines,turn key. Like JS232 said, blower rebuild around 300hrs otherwise bullet proof. My blowers leeked a little oil from the fill screws. I was told by B&M,now Holley,to replace original screws that have pin hole with one that doesn't have hole.
How fast does you 30' run with that huge power?
#5
Originally Posted by JS232
How fast does you 30' run with that huge power? 

#6
Originally Posted by DRIPPINWETII
I am right at 90mph now. I am running 34 bravos with 1.65 gears. I am still up on the rev limiters. In the process of changing gears to 1.50 and adding nose cones. Hopefully will be able to run same prop when labbed.
Your boat seemed to handle the big stuff pretty well on the last milk run...
#7
Originally Posted by JS232
Interesting numbers!
Your boat seemed to handle the big stuff pretty well on the last milk run...
Your boat seemed to handle the big stuff pretty well on the last milk run...
#9
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Hi Everyone, Thanks for all the help and info., I also did a search on 525SC and learned a lot, will let you know what happens on this boat I am looking at.
#10
Originally Posted by 427 larry
Hi Everyone, Thanks for all the help and info., I also did a search on 525SC and learned a lot, will let you know what happens on this boat I am looking at.



