K+N Stub-Stack w/Performer Carb results
#1
Well after reading that Denniss Moore in his book recomended them I tried one and I was really impressed.....Picked up .6mph!!! Cheapest HP I have gotten yet...My boat normally needs about 20hp per mph. Just thought I would pass it along. Im running the Stub-Stack with a K+N flame arrestor on a late model SBC......Any body else try these things??
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Last edited by BAD-HABIT; 07-17-2002 at 04:09 PM.
#2
That's interesting results. Did I read that right .6mph not 6 mph ?If so , a slight breeze or a couple degrees of trim can make that much difference. There's so many variable's with a boat .6 is hard to justify
.I tried just a K&N , no stub stack and saw no change. Then put a 540 under it and picked up 18mph
. But if you're happy don't let me rain on your parade
.I tried just a K&N , no stub stack and saw no change. Then put a 540 under it and picked up 18mph
. But if you're happy don't let me rain on your parade
#3
Yeah it was ONLY .6mph...But hell my point was it was cheap! It probally only took 2-3minutes to install. I made three runs before install,three after and two after taking it off. All in a span of 30 minutes. The gain was steady at .5 to .6mph. I know my tank takes about 20hp to see a gain of 1mph. Some of you guys seem like you only need 10-15 hp per mph....If thats the case hell It still works out even cheaper! I picked up about the same amount going to the K/N arrestor last year. Acutally it was about 1.5mph total with the Stack. Considering the Stack was only about $30.00 I was thrilled. In my book thats CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP!!! Im just a poor white boy and when something comes along this easy and cheap well I just wanted to pass it along. Hell I put about 100 more ponies in my Formula and have only seen about 6mph...
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"Gimme the CHEAP stuff"
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K&N claims it makes a 750cfm carb move 830cfm. I noticed a little better throtle response and had to go up a squirter size on the front. The increase you saw may indicate you were a little rich to begin with.The other thing I like about the stack is that it reduces the chance of fuel pouring over the top of the carb in the event of a stuck float. Not that anyone here would ever run an automotive carb on a boat...





