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Not an uncommon issue and you can pretty it up but you won't likely see any difference in flow. Been down that road also and was able to flow before and after and near zero difference. I completely get what your saying though. How far up is the stud bolt? If not far possibly get longer studs (threaded part) and do a little torque and grind? Lol. |
Good to know! If they don’t help out then I’m not putting time in to it. I’m polishing the chambers largely to help with detonation but at the end of the day these heads are very limited for marine use. I’m strongly considering ditching the Victor Jr intake for an air gap. I don’t think these heads can really take advantage of the single plane.
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
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It was interesting how the port work on the exhaust side had near zero benefit.
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Finally got the short block back. Calcs out to 10.17:1, 525EFI cam, oval port Performer heads with blended bowls, ported air gap intake, and QF850m carb. Should be a good heart for a ski boat. https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...821583c1f.jpeg |
I’m not done blending the chambers and cleaning up the ports, yet but close. I do run 91 octane gas, but still have the option of running the .059 mls gasket to drop the cr down to 9.7:1. If this seems like a prudent move lemme know;). https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...35815f57c.jpeg |
Finally on the home stretch. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...5c6c612c2.jpeg |
Originally Posted by Baja Rooster
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Finally on the home stretch. |
Thanks for the input, Smitty! That info is really appreciated. Currently my wideband is on the even bank so I’ll movr it over to the odd bank and catch the #3 cylinder. |
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