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Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4413314)
They had a Lingenfelter designed tunnel ram too, right ?
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Originally Posted by dereknkathy
(Post 4413336)
I can see BUP's point of view. Since marine injections are virtually all closed loop, there is no way for the computer to know a given injector is flowing too little fuel and creating a lean condition. In the automotive world, the O2 sensor tells the ECU whether or not the fuel curve is right. In the marine world the ECU is assuming everything is in spec.
Merc has used all sorts of injectors from the Bosch to Kehein (effectively Honda) injectors. Many of their injector part numbers don't cross reference thus anchoring Mercs monopolization of their systems. It can be a PITA when sourcing injectors. I actually took my manifiold, rail and injectors up to RC injection to flow test, compare and fit new injectors and do an A/B comparison between stock and aftermarket. Took time but was worth it. BUPs advice is spot on and I'd follow it. |
Originally Posted by Mr Maine
(Post 4413297)
How does that boat run? I had one with 330 454s and ran 65. I always wondered how they got 320 horse out of them over the base 260/270 horse. Seems like a stretch for those stock heads even with more cam.
The 320 EFI's in my 88 272 are factory mercruiser racing before they went blue color, 320 HP at 5200-5400 rpm, the set up is a 4 bolt main block, forged crank and rods, bigger cam and roller tip rockers and tunnel ram batch multiport fuel injection. Alot different than the 260 hp version. My camp is in Naples by the way. |
Originally Posted by oconnor marine
(Post 4413416)
well this is a new setup for me, I still have my 88 242 ss bravo w/ 7.4 with cam, heads, tuned exhaust and high rise intake intake, around 420 hp 60mph.
The 320 EFI's in my 88 272 are factory mercruiser racing before they went blue color, 320 HP at 5200-5400 rpm, the set up is a 4 bolt main block, forged crank and rods, bigger cam better heads and roller tip rockers and tunnel ram batch multiport fuel injection. Alot different than the 260 hp version. My camp is in Naples by the way. |
Dug up old file! Injectors are Bosch 0280150706 same as 85/86 4.7l Porsche 928.
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Heads on mine are World S/R Torquer unsure if they are original
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Originally Posted by Sonic30ss
(Post 4413430)
Dug up old file! Injectors are Bosch 0280150706 same as 85/86 4.7l Porsche 928.
Jim |
Originally Posted by dereknkathy
(Post 4413336)
I can see BUP's point of view. Since marine injections are virtually all closed loop, there is no way for the computer to know a given injector is flowing too little fuel and creating a lean condition. In the automotive world, the O2 sensor tells the ECU whether or not the fuel curve is right. In the marine world the ECU is assuming everything is in spec.
Jeff |
The 320 EFI does in fact make 320 hp at the crank with marine exhaust. It also runs at about 11:1 A/F at full load so there is some power to be made there.
The heads are nothing special, same as a 260 head. Something you would find in a TPI Camaro. It's a good durable package. Jeff |
Originally Posted by hallj
(Post 4413493)
The 320 EFI does in fact make 320 hp at the crank with marine exhaust. It also runs at about 11:1 A/F at full load so there is some power to be made there.
The heads are nothing special, same as a 260 head. Something you would find in a TPI Camaro. It's a good durable package. Jeff |
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