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Old 09-19-2018, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ezrizer
I spoke with K&N today and their ECi doesn't seem practical for my application. As others have pointed out at $800 you're well on your way to fuel injection so why not keep going. I thought with ECI you'd tune your carb lean and let the ECI trim the fuel curve as needed to maintain AFR but that's not what K&N said. In fact they didn't recommend having it active or in service continuously, rather occasional only when the 02 sensor detected a lean condition. It doesn't have an IAC so it's not going to be very helpful if RPM is to low in gear (my problem). I like what CDShack said and I'm inclined to get my carbs calibrated accordingly and i think I'll be fine. I've had a number of carbureted that ran fine, Just not one with this much cam and this much prop but as I said I'm hopeful with the right calibration things will work out.
Sooo...WTF good is their little $800 gizmo then?
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Originally Posted by Swamplizard
I'm taking it in steps:

Adding bigger oil coolers and heat exchangers
Fresh fuel pumps (mechanical) and 1/2 hoses all the way
Adding Weiand 177 blowers with pre-configured Holley carbs
Adding O2 sensors to Gils and AFR guages so I can see where Air to fuel ratios are on carbs.....
Then, eventually, going with the Snipers

We will see how it works out for big cruiser.
My opinion if you are basically going to throttle body injection I'd stay with carbs. If it was full programmable port injection with a couple injectors above the blower for lubrication and seal the blower then go for it. I don't believe you will be solving fuel distribution issues going throttle body if they exist.
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I am freshening my 454's with 177 blowers, they only had 750 carbs on them when I bought the boat so I needed to buy something, I really wanted to do 1050's but a good friend talked me into injection. I am going to try the Sniper system. Should be on the dyno in the next couple of weeks. I will post results
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Originally Posted by resurrected
I am freshening my 454's with 177 blowers, they only had 750 carbs on them when I bought the boat so I needed to buy something, I really wanted to do 1050's but a good friend talked me into injection. I am going to try the Sniper system. Should be on the dyno in the next couple of weeks. I will post results
What heads Buddy?
As posted above - I have a friend who went Sniper on marine application - might be 540s with AFRs but he loves it and he runs the boat a ton every year (hundreds of hours) - long trips NW coast. After I get mine running - going Sniper on top of my Weiand 177s baby blowers 454 Mags.

Post how your dyno goes or PM me please. Cheers and good weekend!
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The heads are 188s
Hoping to be dynoing this week. If the sniper is not where we are hoping and there is time I'll try a 1000 cfm carb
I'll post results as soon as I can. I'm really looking forward to seeing how it runs
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Originally Posted by resurrected
The heads are 188s
Hoping to be dynoing this week. If the sniper is not where we are hoping and there is time I'll try a 1000 cfm carb
I'll post results as soon as I can. I'm really looking forward to seeing how it runs
Id love to see a back to back comparison if possible.
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515 with AFR 305 V2, 731 cam, Sniper, should be on the water in 2 weeks......
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575-600 Hp?
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Madr 586 hp and 611 tq @ 5200

515 ci
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Madr 586 hp and 611 tq @ 5200

515 ci
Which intake is that? Those dyno numbers with the Sniper?
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