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Originally Posted by Budman II
(Post 4143372)
230* exhaust duration with a 112* LSA might be borderline with stock Merc manifolds, but I recall kidnova running the more aggressive ZZ502 cam with stock exhaust and I think it lived. I'm sure if I tried it with my luck the damned thing would suck water like a straw. :crazy:
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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4143516)
His boat had riser blocks...thus why I think it didn't.
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496HO manifolds and tubular risers workout?
I am curious as to the cam and would it fall off too early after looking at the graphs.... Maybe a single plane intake would help out? |
It shouldn't fall off too early, however, if you want more power you'll have to break out a wad more cash.
Cam, lifters (for higher lift) , Roller Rockers, ValveSprings, Pushrods............. |
How about the freeze plugs ?? Are they brass or SS ?? If not one of the 2 might want to change them.. Head gaskets will prob be ok. Run the exhaust valves a little on the loose side.. And yes might want to use a marine style carb with the looped vent..
John jr |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4143672)
It shouldn't fall off too early, however, if you want more power you'll have to break out a wad more cash.
Cam, lifters (for higher lift) , Roller Rockers, ValveSprings, Pushrods............. |
Freeze plugs are brass. I bought the engine.
What carb would y'all recommend? Stick with the gmpp dual plane intake? |
Originally Posted by SBX
(Post 4143680)
Freeze plugs are brass. I bought the engine.
What carb would y'all recommend? Stick with the gmpp dual plane intake? |
Changed out the oil filter bypasses as mentioned.
I'll look at single planes today. Dart? Victor jr? Something else? I'm only looking to run up to 5-5200 rpms Spacer? Thanks for the help so far. |
I like the edelbrock rpm air gaps myself. I had a 540 ci with a tunnel ram single dominator (wasn't my choice) and ran until i could not stand how much fuel it used. I put ann rpm air gap and a 950 and there was a 100rpm difference at wide open throttle
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