Winter projects
01-29-2006, 09:47 PM
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Re: Winter projects
Done,
Pictures tomorrow! Started out with a BIG
hole in the dash. After test fits and final install the 3 slot mechanical Livorsi looks right at home 
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Decided to work on the boat rather than going to the Louisville show this weekend. I WILL be going Tuesday night instead.
Anyone else going then?
Regards,
Steve
Pictures tomorrow! Started out with a BIG
hole in the dash. After test fits and final install the 3 slot mechanical Livorsi looks right at home ................Decided to work on the boat rather than going to the Louisville show this weekend. I WILL be going Tuesday night instead.
Anyone else going then?
Regards,
Steve
02-02-2006, 07:03 PM
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Re: Winter projects
Steve,
That looks custom, great job, I really like tabs. I did not have them until the flame, now I do not know why I did not have them
LH
That looks custom, great job, I really like tabs. I did not have them until the flame, now I do not know why I did not have them
LH
02-02-2006, 10:05 PM
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Re: Winter projects
Linster,
Thanks. These boat projects are always tougher and more expensive than you think they're going to be, but somehow it seems worthwhile when they work out as planned.
How is the cam change coming? Are you using Crane 741s?
I think a cam change is my next motor mod. I'm surprised the 575 doesn't have a hydraulic roller, but that just leaves more room for some extra ponies ..................
Regards,
Steve
Thanks. These boat projects are always tougher and more expensive than you think they're going to be, but somehow it seems worthwhile when they work out as planned.
How is the cam change coming? Are you using Crane 741s?
I think a cam change is my next motor mod. I'm surprised the 575 doesn't have a hydraulic roller, but that just leaves more room for some extra ponies
..................Regards,
Steve
02-03-2006, 04:45 AM
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Re: Winter projects
Usually on a blower motor, a hydraulic roller is less helpful than NA engine due to it will force feed past the standard cam. Blowers overcome a lot of inefficiencies.
