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Originally Posted by bck
(Post 4489497)
I was talked into going with the 4150s by the original engine builder because of the improved driveability. In retrospect I should have gone with the 4500s and matching intake from the beginning. Peak horsepower with the first cams and 4150s was 56-5700. The final 4500 and cam combo peaked at 5600 with 1in spacer and 5700 with the 2 in
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Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4489500)
With that small of a head you really want the largest intake you can get your heads on...
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Originally Posted by Black Baja
(Post 4489496)
Just an FYI cause I know your using a solid lifter cam. The bushing type rollers will nock 25hp right out of the motor.
Where do you draw the line... with open spring pressures? Good and bad with both needle and bushing. |
Originally Posted by getrdunn
(Post 4489526)
50/50.
Where do you draw the line... with open spring pressures? Good and bad with both needle and bushing. |
Now, those original builds with the smaller cams / 4150s walked all over the dominator combo at lower rpms. They were even at 4600 and then the dominator combo pulled away from 4600 to the end at 5800. I really wish someone had the skills or program to overlay all these graphs.
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Here's the graph of the 2 4150 pulls. One with spacer and one without. You can see the spacer improved everything. Also this combo with the smaller cam / 4150 easily outperformed the dominator combo up to 4600 then the Dom combo pulled ahead till the end at 5800. Notice this graph has torque on the right on a different scale than hp.
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Here is the Dom with 1 in. spacer graph.
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Originally Posted by bck
(Post 4489560)
Now, those original builds with the smaller cams / 4150s walked all over the dominator combo at lower rpms. They were even at 4600 and then the dominator combo pulled away from 4600 to the end at 5800. I really wish someone had the skills or program to overlay all these graphs.
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Originally Posted by bck
(Post 4489568)
Here is the Dom with 1 in. spacer graph.
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The boat tended to like to cruise @ 45-4600. I didn't spend much time below that so it was a decent trade off for the top end. Even with all that low end torque with the original combo the boat just didn't seem to like cruising at 3500
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