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Originally Posted by HotPursuit
(Post 2741011)
WOW sounds like you have to get to that max RPM of 20K to make some power
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Originally Posted by pbam22
(Post 2737031)
. I would also like to clarify, I feel AJ is an excellent cart driver and his dounuts are simply remarkable!! :ernaehrung004:
Well if your cart had Whipple's, it clearly would run slower :ernaehrung004: but show more power on the dyno! LOL Well be catching up when I come to Mark's, you guys get to show me around New Orleans, just remember I'm just a rookie:grinser010: |
We're these Whirples on the teague motors in the 388 test on parker thats in Powerboat ???? what size ??? if so did you DYNO them at 1200 Cali correction factor ? :cool-smiley-027:
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Originally Posted by HotPursuit
(Post 2738109)
OK Dustin
1 How much more will the 8.3s make over my 1471s . 605cu in Big M heads solid roller 780 lift. Msd ignition 1150cfm carbs looking for peak power @ 6500 4.610 x 4.500 2 How much faster 40 Skater drysump 1:35 props 16.5x 38 1200hp c&c mercs. Hull rig weight with 100 gals fuel / under 10,000#s and a X height of 3.25" I wish Bill,Jim,AJ and anyone else who has installed either SC would pipe up with a speed increase. 3 RunningHot posted he would dyno his set up when complete. I would like to see a comparison in real live conditions. Run my hull like its set up make the sc changes and lets see what the increase in rpm and speed is gained. This would equal your Dollar per mph gain. 4 example Spent 12k to dry sump my drives,picked up 6 mph which merc claims the dry sumps are worth 85 hp. If I see even 100 hp gain this should come close to 8mph or 200hp gain should give me 15mph right inline with Skaters #s from the factory. 2k per mph gain. What ya think If ya get tired of my questions let me know!! 1. Gotta have a boost number, what current SC has. Also, what size IC, can only pass so much air through some of these single core IC's. What duration on cam? What heads, what manifold? If you want accurate number, need far more data. 2. I don't design boats, nor do I know the cabability of your 40. But again, need more data to give you an estimate. First, what RPM/Speed are you running with 1.35 and 38' props? 3. Not sure what this question is. I agree, it would be nice to see mph vs. power difference vs. dollar spent. 4. Sounds pretty good, but at higher speeds, its not a 1:1 ratio or 2:1, when getting into speeds over 150mph, many other things come into factor and its not always about hp, although it certainly helps. So if it picked up 6, it doesn't mean another 85hp would get you 6 more. It should be close, but, you have everything else working against you at those speeds. |
Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing158
(Post 2741503)
We're these Whirples on the teague motors in the 388 test on parker thats in Powerboat ???? what size ??? if so did you DYNO them at 1200 Cali correction factor ? :cool-smiley-027:
I didn't dyno the motors, but when we dyno, we use the proper correction factor. By the way, instead of correction factor, you should mention "cali" gasoline, just about the worse in the 50 US states. And the motors do make 1200hp, actually a touch more. |
C@@l BIG Daddy i heard it was built for Parker and thats the fastest lake in Cali - Arizona
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Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing158
(Post 2740423)
dustin, how come you guys didn't produce a 9.0? therefore, being able to slow the blower down. please explain this in a little bit of detail, i'm trying to figure this stuff out.
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Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing158
(Post 2741178)
Dayum BIG Daddy your gettin way to Serious :rolleyes:, instead of watchin your homeboy/ Commander & chief head to the Tittie bar :cool-smiley-027:
Get some prices on 4 PSIs & quit phuchin around |
Originally Posted by Whipple Charged
(Post 2741524)
Ya, have fun with distribution! And I think HP already went down that route. Also, better order now, only takes 3 months to get them, and if you need a part after, just make sure to make plans for breakage 3 months in advance!:cool-smiley-027:
Now thats funny BIG Daddy but we aint gunna break :ernaehrung004::ernaehrung004: |
Originally Posted by Whipple Charged
(Post 2741519)
We did, we had the 9.8 liter male driven supercharger. We built what we felt would still be manageable in multiple applications.
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