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Old 05-29-2011, 08:46 AM
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MidOcean the 31 ft spirit was designed by Roger Munn,and built by Carol Paez,9 were built and this is # 3 built in 1994 .It was purchased by Sam Voit and was rigged but never completed.It stayed inside until we purchased it in 2007 and has been completely re done and will be tested this summer.We know where 6 of the boats are now. Bud
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Old 05-29-2011, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by h2oboater
Send me the info on where she is.
Mark, you looking to burn that money up already ? LOL, jim
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Originally Posted by pantera565
Being an engine builder i can tell you the 400 actually works better in a boat than in a car. you have cool water at all time.also as far as the head gaskets & cylinder headsgo : the 400 blocks have seimes sleeve no water running between cylinders they have steem holes on top between each cylinder. you can use any head you want simply use a 400 gasket & drill the steem holes in ths heads.i dont think the volvo drive are anything to be affraid of.even with very healthy small blocks 450+ hp if you treat them right they will live fine.
I'll defer to you guys for marine use. I built a 406 that I had in a '68 Camaro that was a consevative street motor....made 435 horse at 5600 and had over 400 lb ft from 1800 to over 4000.
I ran 186 casting Chevy "Double Humps" with steam holes.
The car was a rocket sled and even broke into the high 10s regularly with no juice. The down side was to keep it under 200 deg I had to run a high volume water pump and a 6 core aluminum NASCAR radiator. I guess with flooded seawater suction on the cooling it would stay cool enough.

I wish I had a pair of 406's like I built to go in this 255....probably would amaze the local metal heads.

I surrender...

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Mark, you looking to burn that money up already ? LOL, jim
Jim I dont like a unbalanced fleet, I will down to 5 boats, 6 is a nice even number.
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Originally Posted by h2oboater
Jim I dont like a unbalanced fleet, I will down to 5 boats, 6 is a nice even number.
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Originally Posted by pantera565
Being an engine builder i can tell you the 400 actually works better in a boat than in a car. you have cool water at all time.also as far as the head gaskets & cylinder headsgo : the 400 blocks have seimes sleeve no water running between cylinders they have steem holes on top between each cylinder. you can use any head you want simply use a 400 gasket & drill the steem holes in ths heads.i dont think the volvo drive are anything to be affraid of.even with very healthy small blocks 450+ hp if you treat them right they will live fine.
I've read this before somwhere...................
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Spoke with Roger Munn who installed the engines in Al's 73 sport.He said that when cruising at 35 mph ,his sport has big blocks and Al's has the 400 hundreds,when they both accelerate the 400's will beat his big blocks out of the hole and Roger is not able to pass Al until around 70mph's.Rogers big blocks will push his sport to the high 80's. The 400,s and the Volvo move that Sport move along quite nicely. Bud

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Originally Posted by mr vinyl
Spoke with Roger Munn who installed the engines in Al's 73 sport.He said that when cruising at 35 mph ,his sport has big blocks and Al's has the 400 hundreds,when they both accelerate the 400's will beat his big blocks out of the hole and Roger is not able to pass Al until around 70mph's.Rogers big blocks will pust his sport to the high 80's. The 400,s and the Volvo move that Sport move along quite nicely. Bud
OK..that does it...I'm on the hunt for old 400 stuff to build another pair of 406's...need to see how much No 1 drives can stand....I wonder...
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sprnk A1's or B1's.. they both use the same transom hole... so a swap is a breeze.. just drill 2 extra holes for the B1 plate...
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I think I saw that magnum in boyton beach a few years back. Check the transom . If it's the same boat it needs to be redone .
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