Dry exhaust
08-30-2013 | 11:27 AM
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I am having the same problems with my emi thunders. i have two 500hp motors just redone with three hours and i noticed water in the oil on one. i pulled the motor figuring i had a bad gasket or other internal problem and everything checked out fine. put the exhaust back on and ran motor for about twenty minutes on dyno and pulled exhaust off and it poured out of the manifold. Im getting reversion. I already had them make the risors with a 6 iI contacted EMI and they want me to send the risors back so they can modify them. Can you please let me know what exactly they did when you sent yours back. Im considering just to go dry to make sure i dont have anymore issues. Thank You! Frank
08-30-2013 | 09:01 PM
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Crap, now you guy's are scaring me. I've been piecing my engine together for 2 year's now and finally getting close to starting it. I too went with EMI thunder also with the long risers, my cam is a little bigger. 234/244 @.050 .629/.612 114 LSA , Does anyone think this cam will be a problem? They are going to have to lock me up if I have anymore issues with this #%$#$%#%$ boat.
08-30-2013 | 09:39 PM
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From: Between A Womans Leggs in IL
Crap, now you guy's are scaring me. I've been piecing my engine together for 2 year's now and finally getting close to starting it. I too went with EMI thunder also with the long risers, my cam is a little bigger. 234/244 @.050 .629/.612 114 LSA , Does anyone think this cam will be a problem? They are going to have to lock me up if I have anymore issues with this #%$#$%#%$ boat.
I am having the same problems with my emi thunders. i have two 500hp motors just redone with three hours and i noticed water in the oil on one. i pulled the motor figuring i had a bad gasket or other internal problem and everything checked out fine. put the exhaust back on and ran motor for about twenty minutes on dyno and pulled exhaust off and it poured out of the manifold. Im getting reversion. I already had them make the risors with a 6 iI contacted EMI and they want me to send the risors back so they can modify them. Can you please let me know what exactly they did when you sent yours back. Im considering just to go dry to make sure i dont have anymore issues. Thank You! Frank
I am having the same problems with my emi thunders. i have two 500hp motors just redone with three hours and i noticed water in the oil on one. i pulled the motor figuring i had a bad gasket or other internal problem and everything checked out fine. put the exhaust back on and ran motor for about twenty minutes on dyno and pulled exhaust off and it poured out of the manifold. Im getting reversion. I already had them make the risors with a 6 iI contacted EMI and they want me to send the risors back so they can modify them. Can you please let me know what exactly they did when you sent yours back. Im considering just to go dry to make sure i dont have anymore issues. Thank You! Frank
08-30-2013 | 09:43 PM
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From: Between A Womans Leggs in IL
also make sure your engines are operating at a minimum of 140* or the manifolds will sweat and act like reversion but they are doing the same thing the gil's do but eddie dont make the ss plate that burns odd the moisture..
08-31-2013 | 12:20 PM
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The angle&drop have a lot to do with reversion. I have under the swim platform tips with CMI e tops. The drop is almost straight down . The drop is about 14".My cam is [email protected] on 112 lobe ctr. Never a sign of reversion.
08-31-2013 | 04:42 PM
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From: Omaha, Nebraska. Boat on the Mighty Mo! Longest river in the USA!
I agree, call Chris at EMI. He has always been great to work with. Check this thread out.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/d...e-exhaust.html
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/d...e-exhaust.html
09-08-2013 | 02:36 AM
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Ok so I shipped the risers back and looks like Im def. going to have to go dry with running them through the transom. My outlets are about 7 inches higher then normal Bravo exit locations and emi feels I dont have enough pitch on the pipes. anybody have an idea how much space is ok heatwise my pipes will exit under swimdeck with about 4 inches between the pipe and deck. Not sure with the dry exhaust if this will be to hot? Thanks.
09-08-2013 | 01:39 PM
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From: Whitefish Chain - Crosslake, MN
You had to pay for it because the reversion wasn't their fault. I don't care if it is on a 112LSA, that cam is risky at best for not having reversion. They can't control what other components are in your build such as intake, carb, head design, intake port velocity, compression ratio, your idle speed, your ignition timing. You tell me which one of those is their fault. I only bring this to your attention because I spent a lot of time on the phone with Bob (RMBuilder) talking about reversion and cam timing isn't the only factor. It is a big factor, but you can build two identical engines, with the exception of say the AFR 305cc heads on one motor and 345cc heads on the other. The 345cc headed motor will be more susceptible to reversion due to the slower port velocity.
Their HP claim is based on what the manifolds can flow.
Their HP claim is based on what the manifolds can flow.
02-02-2014 | 03:49 PM
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From: chandler az.
