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B-Stubb 03-03-2005 07:58 PM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 
Fountain 33 Your comp cam tell me you didnt put a cast cam in that motor comp loves to sell them?? And Stormrider salt water myth #1 boats run faster the reason many do is altitude not water so if you come from similar altitude you would see no difference, my boat ran the same in fresh and salt no diffrence in rpm or gps.

Stormrider 03-03-2005 08:43 PM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 
DD, I have the long bravo risers. The should come about 4-6" from the tips.
Bstubb, isn't salt water denser, therefore less slip in the prop.
And numerous people here have noticed gains between salt and fresh.
Just to check... i'll post in the general forum.
Altitude should effect HP.

B-Stubb 03-04-2005 07:45 AM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 
yes therefore createing more density for drive to push through but boat floats higher so its a wash

Stormrider 03-04-2005 07:57 AM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 
It seems all these guys in fresh water tell their speeds, then have to state that they are in fresh water. So i guess its just that they'd hope it'd be faster in salt. Oh well.

Some guys stated to have gained speeds in my gen. forum thread.
I'm in salt water at sea level, just the way i like it.
Except Havasu does seem to be a fun place.

Sorry for Hijacking the thread F333.
Where will you be running the boat.
I'm trying to convince my father to take my 24 with him to FL next winter.

Pat McPherson 03-04-2005 10:02 AM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 

Originally Posted by Dave M
Ha-Ha! :D
I would think a 24 Pantera w/500HP would go 81-82 or more?

1996 24' Superboat with a dyno tested 498HP / 454.
84mph GPS...
That boat is a light weight hull; maybe 1600lbs. vs 1900lb.
Standard hull, brobably 82mph... :drink:

fountain333 03-04-2005 10:09 AM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 
i will be boating in Bradenton Florida, and Lake Erie Michigan. the cam core is cast iron but there will no problem. the motor made good power and will be very reliable, the dyno pulls were made on 89 octane also!

Stormrider 03-04-2005 10:43 AM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 

Originally Posted by fountain333
i the dyno pulls were made on 89 octane also!

Thats a good deal.
I will have to run 93.
My marina only carries 87, but 93 is only a 10min bubble ride away, and has a great bar. :D

SUPERBASH 03-04-2005 01:52 PM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 

Originally Posted by Stormrider
I dare you to post that in the SB forum. :D

Ha HA HA!!! Pantera vs. SUPERBOAT!!! I knew it!
- Just kidding. 80mph is fast in a 24...Pantera or Superboat.
-Storms new motor looking GOOD!! http://img45.exs.cx/img45/522/080402coolprv8dq.gif

Stormrider 03-04-2005 03:05 PM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 
SB, JC is trying to get me down to your neck of the woods for a bit this summer. Maybe escape from work for a day. :D

B-Stubb 03-04-2005 05:45 PM

Re: an almost complete engine for the new 24
 
Thats positive thinking hopeing that a cast cam will work I have never made one work but I hope the best for you. Sustained rpm will kill that cam . Mine lasted 3 hrs if you baby it you may get a season out of it ,problem is that the cam is the hardest material in your motor it will eat your bearings and other things. Comp cams wont admit that it is a problem but engine builders will tell you dont do it.


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