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Boatally Insane 01-17-2016 07:23 PM

Just an FYI....

I just sent my risers back to Eddie Marine to be modified..

They quoted me $350 to change the water outlet to their "water dam" style and extend the inner pipe 3" past the outlet...


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MILD THUNDER 01-17-2016 07:54 PM


Originally Posted by JRider (Post 4394541)
I am not discounting that with the specified cam, I am discounting the generalization of adding a 110hp on a cam that is much better suited for an NA. The 132561 is a 525sc cam, and would not be a bad choice either. The 110 LSA is sending power out the pipe.

There are certain scenerios were a tighter LSA, can make great power on a blown pump gas deal, but this engine build certainly isn't one of them, with a small 177 blower. He cannot afford to throw any boost away with that little blower.

compedgemarine 01-17-2016 07:55 PM


Originally Posted by 79formula (Post 4394613)
I would say a supercharger is a legitimate power adder.

yes it is but my point was that your builder doesnt even remember your build and then just says that it will add 110 hp. engines are complex and if you just go by what someone says every one would have 800 hp daily drivers. so far your builder doesnt seem to have much interest in what he does or what his customers think.

79formula 01-17-2016 08:10 PM


Originally Posted by Boatally Insane (Post 4394644)
Just an FYI....

I just sent my risers back to Eddie Marine to be modified..

They quoted me $350 to change the water outlet to their "water dam" style and extend the inner pipe 3" past the outlet...


http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...201_201813.jpg

That's cool that they can do that and at a reasonable price. That said, with my original $146 cam it is unnecessary.

racinfever 01-17-2016 08:12 PM

You should change the cam, one way or another !

79formula 01-17-2016 08:19 PM


Originally Posted by racinfever (Post 4394658)
You should change the cam, one way or another !

If I have to buy the cam myself and throw it in, I will. Do I have to degree the 134561 cam or can I just bolt it in straight up and go?

vintage chromoly 01-17-2016 08:29 PM


Originally Posted by 79formula (Post 4394660)
If I have to buy the cam myself and throw it in, I will. Do I have to degree the 134561 cam or can I just bolt it in straight up and go?

You need to degree every cam that goes in any engine. Period!

blue thunder 01-17-2016 08:34 PM

I just did a cam swap on an engine this week and the cam was 4 degrees retarded as installed. Like vintage said, always degree a cam, way too many possible error points not to verify it is correct..

SB 01-17-2016 08:35 PM


Originally Posted by Boatally Insane (Post 4394644)
Just an FYI....

I just sent my risers back to Eddie Marine to be modified..

They quoted me $350 to change the water outlet to their "water dam" style and extend the inner pipe 3" past the outlet...


Sounds great and a good def pic, but too bright for me to see inside. LOL. Can you try another pic ? That would be great as this option may help ton's of people.

79formula 01-17-2016 08:39 PM


Originally Posted by blue thunder (Post 4394667)
I just did a cam swap on an engine this week and the cam was 4 degrees retarded as installed. Like vintage said, always degree a cam, way too many possible error points not to verify it is correct..

I guess 4* retarded would have that exhaust valve closing later, increasing the reversion risk.


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