need a 502 reverse rotation!
#1
need a 502 reverse rotation!
I hope I am not the only one to have this problem!
i bought a great hull it is an Italian boat produced by the Carlo Riva in a company he set up when he sold his Riva company.
the hull was design by Bob Hobbs the interior is more Italian elegant style rather than racing style (sorry...). it is a stepped hull with my old engines I hitting 60mph and with proper engine should go 70mph! the boat appear in "james bond: Golden eye".
That much for the boat.
http://www.yachtforums.com/threads/m...32.9358/page-2
Now the bad news i discovered by checking the casting numbers that in fact I have on the left side a recent 502 gen VI standard rotation LH (about 200 hours) and on the right side an old 454 'reverse rotation") Mark IV!
Obviously I want to replace the old 454 by a new 502 but these seem to impossible to find the limiting factor is the RH camshaft that are a struggle to find
LEFT MOTOR 502 LH
block casting number 19165956 Gen VI
head casting number 12562934 HI PERF
intake Casting number 6269318 HI PERF
Camshaft??
Carb HOLLEY 750
RIGHT MOTOR 454 RH (to be replaced y new 502)
block casting number 10051107 Mark IV
head casting number 14096188 HI PERF
intake Casting number 6269318 HI PERF
Camshaft??
Carb HOLLEY 750
so itis relatively easily find 502 standard rotation !
but how to find a New 502 Reverse rotation??
or at least a RH camshaft that can be mounted in a new 502 gen VI Block??
Thanks in advance for any tip
i bought a great hull it is an Italian boat produced by the Carlo Riva in a company he set up when he sold his Riva company.
the hull was design by Bob Hobbs the interior is more Italian elegant style rather than racing style (sorry...). it is a stepped hull with my old engines I hitting 60mph and with proper engine should go 70mph! the boat appear in "james bond: Golden eye".
That much for the boat.
http://www.yachtforums.com/threads/m...32.9358/page-2
Now the bad news i discovered by checking the casting numbers that in fact I have on the left side a recent 502 gen VI standard rotation LH (about 200 hours) and on the right side an old 454 'reverse rotation") Mark IV!
Obviously I want to replace the old 454 by a new 502 but these seem to impossible to find the limiting factor is the RH camshaft that are a struggle to find
LEFT MOTOR 502 LH
block casting number 19165956 Gen VI
head casting number 12562934 HI PERF
intake Casting number 6269318 HI PERF
Camshaft??
Carb HOLLEY 750
RIGHT MOTOR 454 RH (to be replaced y new 502)
block casting number 10051107 Mark IV
head casting number 14096188 HI PERF
intake Casting number 6269318 HI PERF
Camshaft??
Carb HOLLEY 750
so itis relatively easily find 502 standard rotation !
but how to find a New 502 Reverse rotation??
or at least a RH camshaft that can be mounted in a new 502 gen VI Block??
Thanks in advance for any tip
#2
Platinum Member
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So its an inboard V-drive ? hence the need for the reverse rotation............cool boats
Last edited by F-2 Speedy; 08-17-2016 at 09:41 AM.
#3
Yep inboard
- 2x502s
- 2x72c 1:1
- 2 Big (truck like) shafts to the V drives that are mid boat for better weight balance and shallow angle
- 2xBPM V drives 1,17:1 superbe heavy duty Italian V drives tested for 10000 hours minimum!
Just need the right engine to be a 502....
- 2x502s
- 2x72c 1:1
- 2 Big (truck like) shafts to the V drives that are mid boat for better weight balance and shallow angle
- 2xBPM V drives 1,17:1 superbe heavy duty Italian V drives tested for 10000 hours minimum!
Just need the right engine to be a 502....
#7
Registered
Have one of the Cam Companies ( I use comp but anyone can do it ) grind you a reverse rotation cam , Or you might be able to find you a 2 Gear drive ( Like the 3.0L Chevy) to run the factory cam in LH rotation , while your crank runs in the RH Rotation. You will also need a reverse rotation starter .
#9
Class 6
I like your suggestion
have you had any reference for such gear for a 502?
Any experience with such setting is it reliable??
It is great idea but none of the engine shops proposed this option...
I like your suggestion
have you had any reference for such gear for a 502?
Any experience with such setting is it reliable??
It is great idea but none of the engine shops proposed this option...