502 magnum mpi specs
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looking for torque curve and horsepower range for a 1998 502 magnum mpi, just seeing if any one can help, i know they are 415 hp but looking for a range at different rpm, maybe some has a dyno sheet. please thanks
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Bruce,
I know there are different be still may be helpful to you http://www.fullthrottlemarine.com/ has dyno sheets of stock 496 on his project page.
I know there are different be still may be helpful to you http://www.fullthrottlemarine.com/ has dyno sheets of stock 496 on his project page.
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Hi -
Here's an earlier thread:
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...p/t-68188.html
And this is helpful for parts, but I think your cam specs will tell the tale..the stock cam is 431-850478
http://www.marinepartsexpress.com/Me...M%20502%20V-8/
I found the attached pdf which gives you very good reason to run at WOT...but no torque curves, yet. I would suggest finding an equivalent aftermarket cam as they usually have published specs. I think Dennis Moore has a published equivalent in his book.......
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From: carolina shores
Bruce,
I know there are different be still may be helpful to you http://www.fullthrottlemarine.com/ has dyno sheets of stock 496 on his project page.
I know there are different be still may be helpful to you http://www.fullthrottlemarine.com/ has dyno sheets of stock 496 on his project page.
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From: carolina shores

Hi -
Here's an earlier thread:
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/a...p/t-68188.html
And this is helpful for parts, but I think your cam specs will tell the tale..the stock cam is 431-850478
http://www.marinepartsexpress.com/Me...M%20502%20V-8/
I found the attached pdf which gives you very good reason to run at WOT...but no torque curves, yet. I would suggest finding an equivalent aftermarket cam as they usually have published specs. I think Dennis Moore has a published equivalent in his book.......





