496 dyno results
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Posting this for a friend. Engine specs listed below. Engine was dynoed using 91 octane fuel with 32 degrees total timing.
Engine:
GEN VI BBC 496 ci
Machine work performed by RWR (Rick Waters Racing in Glendale Arizona). Engine assembled by Beau (Borgie).
* DART pro 1 275cc oval port heads as-cast, ISKY Tool Room springs, retainers and locks. DART guide plates. ARP Pro series rocker studs. Manley INCONEL valves/DART stainless racing intake valves. SCORPION marine endurance 1.7 roller rockers.
* ARP head studs/Main studs
* COMETIC .036 head gaskets
* Bob Madera custom cam
* Coated cam bearings
* MOREL high rpm lifters
* Rollmaster timing set
* Manton custom pushrods
* ICON 2618 forged Pistons
* Custom piston rings spec'd by Mark Rinda @ MER Performance.
* Callie's compstar 4340 H beam rods full floating L-19 Rod bolts stretched to spec.
*Callie's Compstar 4340 forged crankshaft 4.250 stroke
* Clevite H series bearings(all bearing clearances set to spec by RWR shop).
* Schumann custom HV oil pump with ARP shaft and custom bolt on pickup.
* CANTON 10 quart marine oil pan
* Mercury Racing HP500 oil thermostat all black with -10 fittings
* TEAGUE black anodized oil filter pad adapter with -10 fittings.
* Fluidampr harmonic damper SFI
* Summit SFI billet steel neutral balanced flywheel with ARP bolts
* New HOLLEY MPFI fuel injection kit, includes crank trigger setup w/ GM high output coils LS2. Purchased from Haxby Speed.
* Edelbrock Pro-Flo mini ram intake with new 90 mm Holley billet throttle body.
* Keith Eickert cast headers dry to the tip tails will be utilized in the boat





Engine was estimated to make 600hp and actually made a few more with very conservative timing and pump gas. Special thanks go out out to Bob Madera, Mark Rinda, Alex Haxby and several members here. Enjoy!
Engine:
GEN VI BBC 496 ci
Machine work performed by RWR (Rick Waters Racing in Glendale Arizona). Engine assembled by Beau (Borgie).
* DART pro 1 275cc oval port heads as-cast, ISKY Tool Room springs, retainers and locks. DART guide plates. ARP Pro series rocker studs. Manley INCONEL valves/DART stainless racing intake valves. SCORPION marine endurance 1.7 roller rockers.
* ARP head studs/Main studs
* COMETIC .036 head gaskets
* Bob Madera custom cam
* Coated cam bearings
* MOREL high rpm lifters
* Rollmaster timing set
* Manton custom pushrods
* ICON 2618 forged Pistons
* Custom piston rings spec'd by Mark Rinda @ MER Performance.
* Callie's compstar 4340 H beam rods full floating L-19 Rod bolts stretched to spec.
*Callie's Compstar 4340 forged crankshaft 4.250 stroke
* Clevite H series bearings(all bearing clearances set to spec by RWR shop).
* Schumann custom HV oil pump with ARP shaft and custom bolt on pickup.
* CANTON 10 quart marine oil pan
* Mercury Racing HP500 oil thermostat all black with -10 fittings
* TEAGUE black anodized oil filter pad adapter with -10 fittings.
* Fluidampr harmonic damper SFI
* Summit SFI billet steel neutral balanced flywheel with ARP bolts
* New HOLLEY MPFI fuel injection kit, includes crank trigger setup w/ GM high output coils LS2. Purchased from Haxby Speed.
* Edelbrock Pro-Flo mini ram intake with new 90 mm Holley billet throttle body.
* Keith Eickert cast headers dry to the tip tails will be utilized in the boat





Engine was estimated to make 600hp and actually made a few more with very conservative timing and pump gas. Special thanks go out out to Bob Madera, Mark Rinda, Alex Haxby and several members here. Enjoy!
Last edited by chrisf695; 08-01-2015 at 09:56 AM.
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Cam specs Lift: int 654 Exh 645
Duration: int 237 exh 245.6
LSA: 112
Compression is 10:1
Will be running eickert headers so the numbers are pretty good. Heads are small port higher velocity type.
Duration: int 237 exh 245.6
LSA: 112
Compression is 10:1
Will be running eickert headers so the numbers are pretty good. Heads are small port higher velocity type.
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Borgies engine comes to life !
1.2HP per ci is pretty modest these days. Be like a 540ci making 648HP, and a 598 making 717hp. The basic 598 10:1 marine deal today is making 750HP.
Did they try giving it the timing the engine actually wants, or just set it at 32 because everyone seems to think thats a "safe zone'' for a bbc marine engine . I am certainly not an EFI expert, but couldn't it be tuned to eliminate the scenerio of one cylinder having an AFR of 13.7 and another having 11.2? I always thought that was one of the benefits of port injection with the holley efi system?
1.2HP per ci is pretty modest these days. Be like a 540ci making 648HP, and a 598 making 717hp. The basic 598 10:1 marine deal today is making 750HP.
Did they try giving it the timing the engine actually wants, or just set it at 32 because everyone seems to think thats a "safe zone'' for a bbc marine engine . I am certainly not an EFI expert, but couldn't it be tuned to eliminate the scenerio of one cylinder having an AFR of 13.7 and another having 11.2? I always thought that was one of the benefits of port injection with the holley efi system?
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I don't know of too many gauges that will even go that high. What were the clearances and what weight oil? I would be a little worried about bursting the filter can.
Good to see it together and running. Hopefully it will be a dependable and trouble free mill.
Good to see it together and running. Hopefully it will be a dependable and trouble free mill.



