turning my 454 mag into 525sc
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From: upstae ny
looking into turning my 454 mag into a 525sc,wanted to know what parts are the same and what i would need,blower,carb jet size,camshaft,is the compression the same,cylinder heads the same,fuel pump?
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Crane cam #132561
Roller rockers
Gil or CMI exhaust
Comp ratio is 7.5:1
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You could easily just bolt on a 525sc intake, blower and carb package. Just increase the pulley size and lower the boost a little to compensate for the higher compression. Stock boost is 5.5#
Roller rockers
Gil or CMI exhaust
Comp ratio is 7.5:1
Ignition Module
You could easily just bolt on a 525sc intake, blower and carb package. Just increase the pulley size and lower the boost a little to compensate for the higher compression. Stock boost is 5.5#
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Ijust sold 2 complete 525 S/C blower packages to Double R Marine they are dialed in and ready to go..he's putting them in stock,,,give Raymond a call..
Last edited by Scarab3DMC; 07-11-2006 at 06:15 PM.
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From: Bowling Green, Kentucky
Call Tyler Crockett, he'll sell you the cam and do the headwork you'll need. He did this for me and it turned out beautiful. The motors were awesome from power to the idle. He set up the carbs for me and they idled and accelerated like EFI. I sold the boat and I don't have the specs anymore. He works with Quick Fuel on carburetors. He set up modified 850's boost referenced for me. Much cheaper than the dominators. They build what you need and test run each carb. Tyler will sell you the components you need at a good price and give you the tech support you'll need to avoid problems. He recommends mild rework of the head, bowl work, seats, guides, valves, etc...he will do, crossover, exhaust upgrade, MSD ignition, Fel-Pro head gaskets. I went with custom CNC Brodix heads although Tyler said it wasn't a cost effective upgrade. He said my package would be 650hp. I never dynoed but my speed increase would indicate this to be accurate.





