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BUIZILLA 12-31-2008 05:10 PM


Originally Posted by redcorvetteman3 (Post 2767747)
Mine seems to stop at 4900 was wondering why ? ?

I got the same problem, 4 different carbs and 4 different props and it still only turns 4900... 454-425 crate motor

Griff 12-31-2008 07:59 PM


Originally Posted by redcorvetteman3 (Post 2767747)
Whats the consenses on the intake used on a 496 (stroked 454) and a demon 750 with dart alm 310 cc alm. heads? Mine seems to stop at 4900 was wondering why ? running a crane hyd. roller specs say 5600 only running 23 mirages. Am I running out of air ? Some say 850s at least?Or is it the intake?


Just because 5600rpms is what the cam is designed to run at for max rpm, doesn't mean it will in your boat. Your heavy boat needs torque and your engines are probably starting to fall off in torque too much at about 4900rpms. Go down 2" in pitch on your props.

I agree, a 750cfm is on the small side for 496ci.

redcorvetteman3 12-31-2008 09:29 PM

rpm air gap
 

Originally Posted by ezstriper (Post 2767981)
when you say cam specs say 5600, but for what cubic inch engine, that cam may do well to 5600 in a std 454, but with your stroker may only work to 5000. what intake are running ? the 750 seems small to me, altough I'm running a 750 on my 509, next season I'm going to swap a 850 and see on gps what its worth...but thats months away...Rob....

496 ci, rpm air gap intake Motors pull way to good from 3800 4900 if it was props it would take waaaay longer to get there.iIt will accelerate from say 40mph about 3800k to 60mph 5k inabout 3or 4 sec. This boat with stock 330s and 21 pitch would run 5300 5400 and around 52 55 . Ive dynoed the motors and there double the trq. almost double hp.

redcorvetteman3 12-31-2008 09:36 PM


Originally Posted by Griff (Post 2768480)
Just because 5600rpms is what the cam is designed to run at for max rpm, doesn't mean it will in your boat. Your heavy boat needs torque and your engines are probably starting to fall off in torque too much at about 4900rpms. Go down 2" in pitch on your props.

I agree, a 750cfm is on the small side for 496ci.

I dynoed them and yes trq. is starting to fall but its still over 500 ft pnds peek is around 4k at 610 way more than a stock 330 merc. If I go down in pitch I wont be as fast as stock 330 if Im thinkin right

Griff 12-31-2008 09:46 PM

What props are you running now????

redcorvetteman3 12-31-2008 09:53 PM

23 mirages

ptlmveng 12-31-2008 11:24 PM

My mechanic and also the company that sold me the motor said that I would be able to put my intake off the 420hp on the 330hp. Just wandering what kind of results I'm gonna see. I could get 60-62 in a 88 240 sport with the 420, but its really tired ( mechanic said probably only puttin out 325hp). I'm hopin to see the same if I take my setup off the 420 and put it on the 330, with a few adjustments. Anybody do anything similar to this and what were the results.

Griff 01-01-2009 12:12 PM


Originally Posted by redcorvetteman3 (Post 2768522)
23 mirages

Looking back at another thread

You need some aftermarket exhaust!!!!!!!!! The engine can't breath.

Your rpms and prop change indicate that you are making same power at 4900rpms now that you were before teh engine mods.

ezstriper 01-01-2009 12:55 PM

yes you can put a rect port intake on a (I still call them oval) heads, but the port mismatch is going to cost you !

ptlmveng 01-01-2009 02:47 PM

What do you mean its gonna cost me? Do you mean the engine itself is not going to run as well as it would with matched ports? And if I'm correct the ports on the 330 are considered oval, they are just the small oval and there is also large oval ports (maybe this is wrong, I'm still learnin. Thats why I'm posting).


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