Exhaust install and poor performance
#12
There is definetly more power. In my experience anytime you make a motor breath better it makes more power!!
Didnt make it to the lake today, it stormed, gonna try tommorrow. Anyone out there have a small block with exhaust and aluminum intake running a holley carb?
Just curious of the jet sizes being used.
Didnt make it to the lake today, it stormed, gonna try tommorrow. Anyone out there have a small block with exhaust and aluminum intake running a holley carb?
Just curious of the jet sizes being used.
#15
Found the problem today, pulled all the plugs after a run, found one with cracked ceramic and another that I dont think was firing. Put new plugs in and hit the lake and it ran great.
Thanks for all the input guys!
Thanks for all the input guys!
#16
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From: On A Dirt Floor
Originally Posted by BROWNIE
500 RPM, 4 MPH..... I don't think so, Tim.
Bad tach, speedo ? Using GPS ?
Or did we install lower pitch prop ? Or a ton of slip ?
#17
Using regular gauges to monitor.
Before the changes I could get about 4300rpm and 45-48 on my speedo, this is just a regular speedo, not gps. I have the original review from Power Boat magazine, and this boat outfitted like mine with a 21p ss prop should see 55 @ 4800. After the upgrades with the same prop I can get 4800-5000rpm and between 50-52 on the speedo. I have no idea how accurate the speedo is. Based my observations on the readings of these.
Before the changes I could get about 4300rpm and 45-48 on my speedo, this is just a regular speedo, not gps. I have the original review from Power Boat magazine, and this boat outfitted like mine with a 21p ss prop should see 55 @ 4800. After the upgrades with the same prop I can get 4800-5000rpm and between 50-52 on the speedo. I have no idea how accurate the speedo is. Based my observations on the readings of these.




