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Budman II 05-28-2011 12:07 PM


Originally Posted by gsxr1216 (Post 3414851)
intake duration: 228
intake lobe lift: 360
in valve lift:.612

ex duration:232
ex lobe lift:350
ex valve lift:.595

lobe separation: 114

Those seem to be pretty mild cam specs. Did you install the cam? Was it degreed? Installed straight up, or advanced?

At first glance it just doesn't seem like you should be getting reversion from that cam, especially with a 454 and 114* LSA. :confused:

jeffswav 05-28-2011 01:47 PM

I agree with long risers that should have no problem. I have a few more deg of duration and 112 LSA. Bob did my cam also :drink: Maybe a tooth off on the timing chain. Did you get the Rollmaster chain? How is it running, if it is not fast then you have somthing wrong. Good luck, when he gets back in the shop I am sure he can point you in the right direction.

Raylar 05-28-2011 03:45 PM

Thanks for the link to the pics. From those pictures and the mild specs on the camshaft I don't think your problem is a reversion problem. Just another couple of questions though, was the camshaft dialed in? what type of tips out the transom or flappers are in the system after the 10" riser exhaust tube extensions? don't see anything in the pics that cover that.

Best Regards,
Ray @ Raylar

pantera232 05-28-2011 04:44 PM

We set the cam shaft at 0 with the after market new timing chain and adjustable sprocket, we degreed the cam and everything checked out.
I also read that since lobe seperation is 114 and centerline is 110 that it means it is 4 degrees advanced from factory.
It has flappers on the back, the pipes stick out about 4 inch from transom...

i havent drove the boat since we put in extensions... I have drove it once for 2 hours after replacing head gasket and intake gasket bc of the milky oil, and it still had milky oil so we are trying the ten inch pipes.

rchevelle71 05-28-2011 10:16 PM


Originally Posted by pantera232 (Post 3414936)
We set the cam shaft at 0 with the after market new timing chain and adjustable sprocket, we degreed the cam and everything checked out.
I also read that since lobe seperation is 114 and centerline is 110 that it means it is 4 degrees advanced from factory.
It has flappers on the back, the pipes stick out about 4 inch from transom...

i havent drove the boat since we put in extensions... I have drove it once for 2 hours after replacing head gasket and intake gasket bc of the milky oil, and it still had milky oil so we are trying the ten inch pipes.

Adam,

Sorry I didnt call today, it was a long day of wrenchin' getting boats ready for tomorrow. We will be at Lake boca around 11Am if you are gonna get the boat wet. I will have props on board.

Rick

pantera232 05-29-2011 01:12 AM

Nice big dawg i will be doin a early am dives but we will deff meet up suppose to do a wreck a mile south of boca inlet

Budman II 05-29-2011 08:10 AM

oops - posted in wrong thread.

pantera232 05-29-2011 07:54 PM

Boat ran great today, no milky oil in valve covers, swabbed my finger all inside the valve covers...Had motor running at least 4 hours... 10" pipes solved water in oil issue problem..

Pantera24 06-06-2011 05:06 PM

Ok so thankfully your oil in water issue was solved.
Bigger question what is that bad boy running now?

pantera232 06-06-2011 05:48 PM

I'm seeming to get the rpm i should, i just ordered a new entire distributer bc old one was only going to about 27 total degrees at 3000+ rpm, so ill get the advance to 34 and hopefully gain some rpm, but with 6 ppl on board on way back from miami boat races did 63mph at 4850 rpm with a labbed 23 mirage.. What are you running?


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