Going blown have a few questions?
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From: Lake of the ozarks Mo
First off I got a 509 hoping for 750hp going with 8/71 it is getting freshened up right now by DPME. I got dual holley dominator carbs, I am running baker 15psi mechanical fuel pump looking for best possible way to plumb it and cleanest. I know I need a bypass regulator looking for which one everybody is using?
Second I only have room for a 2 groove crank pulley after my 8mm blower pulley is this possible to run power steering pump an alternator and sea pump. This motor is going in a 95 American offshore 2600
Thanks any help would be appreciated.
Second I only have room for a 2 groove crank pulley after my 8mm blower pulley is this possible to run power steering pump an alternator and sea pump. This motor is going in a 95 American offshore 2600
Thanks any help would be appreciated.
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From: yorkville,il
i had a 26 ao -540 with 8.71 and a superchiller just north of 900 hp.i ran a 3 groove pulley.just had to grind a little glass right in front of the blower pulley.even without a chiller you should have no problem meeting your hp goal.hardin marine sells a really nice fuel log and aeromotive has a bypass regulator.with 750 hp you will see close to 100 mph.
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From: Lake of the ozarks Mo
Hey Mike I have notched the fiberglass to the bulk head. I mocked it up with factory balancer but I am switching to ati super dampner are they different thickness I'm lacking 3/8 of an inch thanks for the help.do you have a picture of your fuel line plumbing?
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From: yorkville,il
i disagree,i recently did a 522 build with 1050 carbs that made just shy of 1000 hp.you can,t really over carb a blown engine but you can easily under carb one.



