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mickeymcclgn 12-07-2017 12:09 PM


Originally Posted by 14 apache (Post 4598076)
I had 383MC brodix 276-284 on 114 with 750 lift 10.1 kinsler injection made 960hp 6800rpm dry sump 6stage standard cam core and 842 lifters.

We’re these also 600 ci? Just out of curiosity were you also pulling a vacuum on the motor? My 4 stays dry sump couldn’t do it, we tried on the dyno just wasn’t happening.

Single cat 12-07-2017 12:21 PM

Not really concerned about getting on plane. We have a 32ft Skater and also has 2 speed Trans missions in it the boat rolls over as soon as your role in the throttles it's crazy. The boat it rarely under 3000 RPM.

14 apache 12-07-2017 12:23 PM

Yes with 600. I block the lifter valley I only pull vacuum in the pan I didn't want to starve the valve guides of oil. If I want it will go high 20s on the vacuum in the pan but I regulate it to around 12" Running auto verdi pump with oil air separator on the back of the pump. The oil pan has dividers at each main cap..

hogie roll 12-07-2017 02:48 PM


Originally Posted by Single cat (Post 4598094)
Well just got the call from David nickens. We are going to us the dart Pro1 20 451cnc head.Hmm lol

hell yes, I would go for more cubes though

hogie roll 12-07-2017 02:49 PM


Originally Posted by 14 apache (Post 4598097)
Be carful might hurt the low-end torque a bunch just saying airspeed will be down at low rpm. What boat you putting them in? My apache suffered planning off with the big heads on it.

someone on YB said SR20s have less CSA than your heads. The extra volume is due to port length.

Single cat 12-07-2017 03:13 PM

Can only us a 10.2 Deck Block because we all ready have the headers. We all ready have to have new tail pipes. Just trying to be a little different by not having a SC combo witch we just took out of the boat. Anything in the 900hp the boat will run faster then we care to go in it. About 6 weeks ago we were just out playing around in it and run133 In less then a 1/2 with 3 people in it.

14 apache 12-07-2017 05:20 PM


Originally Posted by hogie roll (Post 4598142)
someone on YB said SR20s have less CSA than your heads. The extra volume is due to port length.

That was me on their rite? Was I talking about my 16 big dukes? The short side of the runner is the same length from my big dukes to the 383mc 24* heads. I think the sr20 is to big just my opinion unless its a max effort deal.

14 apache 12-07-2017 05:21 PM


Originally Posted by Single cat (Post 4598148)
Can only us a 10.2 Deck Block because we all ready have the headers. We all ready have to have new tail pipes. Just trying to be a little different by not having a SC combo witch we just took out of the boat. Anything in the 900hp the boat will run faster then we care to go in it. About 6 weeks ago we were just out playing around in it and run133 In less then a 1/2 with 3 people in it.

Are you putting 60mm cam cores in these engines? What lifter combo you going with?

getrdunn 12-07-2017 05:56 PM


Originally Posted by 14 apache (Post 4598165)
Are you putting 60mm cam cores in these engines? What lifter combo you going with?

Post 14 - Still up in the air on the cam but it will be 60mm roller bearing deal. I would feel sure yours would make more steam with more head. I take it you also have small bore engines

post 10 - Big base circle deal with roller cam bearings. Jesel 904 lifters with the .820 wheel

BenPerfected 12-07-2017 06:13 PM

[QUOTE=Single cat;4597955]Still up in the air on the cam but it will be 60mm roller bearing deal. I would feel sure yours would make more steam with more head. I take it you also have small bore engines[/QUOTE

Don’t it is possible to get too much steam or head...


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