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Old 11-16-2005 | 05:15 PM
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Very nice cuposterchild !!

Hope to see you on the river next summer
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Old 11-16-2005 | 09:32 PM
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Pat that is a 454? What HP did it start out at the 310, 365, 385 ????
The 454mag carb was rated 365HP at the prop and was/is a vary stout mill stock. Just an exhaust change from those crappy cast iron manifolds can really boost power. I believe that a 454mag makes like 420HP @ 5000rpm on a dyno with headers.
To build one up to make 500 crank shaft horse power would involve a hotter cam with the associated valve-train components, the heads ported for increased flow & milled to increase the compression a bit, and a bigger carb to feed it at higher rpm. And of course, good flowing exhaust as to not choke it once in the boat...
If my memory serves me correctly, Gary told me that he saw a 10mph increase in top speed with the engine modifications...
cuposterchild, I told you we love to rap about this chitttt...
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Old 11-16-2005 | 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by cuposterchild
Pretty sure that my hull is NOT the lightweight layup as it weighs in at 4400 on the tailer and about 3500 by itself, but was curious as to what is involved in that layup (different materials, no finished cuddy, etc).
I do believe that you do have the "Light Weight" hull. At least that is what I remember from speaking with Gary. I'm sure FX10 could confirm if you give him the hull number.
My package weighed in at like 4650lb and I think your steel trailer would weigh a bit more than 900lbs.
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Old 11-16-2005 | 09:52 PM
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I was just looking through the paper work been passed on with the boat. You might be right....my hull dry weight is 3260 lbs and when Cordell had it weighed on and off the trailer the total package was 4400, with the boat off (3500lbs) the trailer weighed in at 1100lbs.
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Old 11-17-2005 | 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Pat McPherson
To build one up to make 500 crank shaft horse power would involve a hotter cam with the associated valve-train components, the heads ported for increased flow & milled to increase the compression a bit, and a bigger carb to feed it at higher rpm. And of course, good flowing exhaust as to not choke it once in the boat...
I'll vouche for that!!!
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Old 11-17-2005 | 07:45 AM
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I'll vouche for that!!!
Hey Storm,
Didn't your rebuilt 454mag make like 575HP on the dyno?
JC did a bit more to yours though. Like Dart raised runner heads ported and polished, and a solid lifter cam...
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Old 11-17-2005 | 08:50 AM
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Actually, we ended up going w/ a full hydraulic roller set up.
Dart Iron Eagle Heads, port/polished intake etc... Only thing left from the 454 was block(461) crank & conn. rods, and these were not left untuched, all balanced.
Dyno was 560hp/550tq. Too bad mine was not a lt layup.
It would have been a nice powerplant in a y2k.
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Old 11-17-2005 | 09:06 AM
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Actually, we ended up going w/ a full hydraulic roller set up.
Dart Iron Eagle Heads, port/polished intake etc... Only thing left from the 454 was block(461) crank & conn. rods, and these were not left untuched, all balanced.
Dyno was 560hp/550tq. Too bad mine was not a lt layup.
It would have been a nice powerplant in a y2k.
Storm,
Those are vary impressive numbers for a 461 cube engine; similar to the new Merc 525EFI...
Great power for your old 24' Pantera too. Did you ever weigh that package? My 1989 24' Pantera Sport only weighed about 100lbs more than my 24' Super. Your SE model was probably a couple more again though...
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Old 11-17-2005 | 09:54 AM
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never weighed it.
I'm guessing its inline w/ the pantera site: 4000lbs.
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