Dyno proven 675-700 HP 540CI recipes?
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depends, at 6000 I am sure they are 700 hp or close to it, but if I don't have the TQ to get them there and have to use a small prop it's useless.... the other engines made big TQ and carried the heavy boat great, these don't make the TQ down low....
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possible, not sure, to be honest speed is not the ending goal, reliability is and when I decided to build new power I decided lets make them better, went backwards... if I can get some sort of gain for the 30,000+ I spent I will be happy and leave it alone, a simple cam change will not make me hit a crazy speed number so I don't see it making it worth while, lab props see what it does and decide then...
Blowers would have been done long ago if I thought the TRS would take it, they wont....
Blowers would have been done long ago if I thought the TRS would take it, they wont....
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true, puts me about where I was, so labbing these props to get 5500 and approx. 73-75 mph would make me happy then I don't have to pull engines and spend even more money, I am not gonna go for all the work and another 2000.00 to gain 1-2 mph over what I can get with labbing props much cheaper...
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240 at .050" in a 540 is a stump puller cam. Especially with good heads. schit, in a 10:1 454 it will pull buildings at 3500-4000rpm.
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I am, 241/246, too high according to a few guys, proven engine builders....
[QUOTE=SB;4337500]240 at .050" in a 540 is a stump puller cam. Especially with good heads. schit, in a 10:1 454 it will pull buildings at 3500
[QUOTE=SB;4337500]240 at .050" in a 540 is a stump puller cam. Especially with good heads. schit, in a 10:1 454 it will pull buildings at 3500
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You can tune your power curve up or down the rpm scale with a intake change also. Talk to Bob he should be able to give you advice on what intake would move your torque curve down 1000-1200 rpm. or what modifications you should have done to yours.
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my in my 572's have duration of .252/.262 @ .050 *****in idle at 700-800rpm 531ft/lbs TQ @ 1500rpm 608ft/lbs @ 2000 714ft/lbs peak @ 4500 670 @ 5750....Guess Im saying Im pretty happy with this cam! Could I make more power...yep...but I want longevity