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Old 08-06-2010, 08:14 PM
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Very nice ! looks like you got the right parts. How much boost do you plan to run ?
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Old 08-06-2010, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by GPM
Very nice ! looks like you got the right parts. How much boost do you plan to run ?
right where she is.... we will see what we end up with when we do a 6000rpm pull
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Old 08-06-2010, 08:34 PM
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I'm with you, keep the air flowing through the motor. Better to see the big numbers on the dyno than a boost gauge. Good luck, let us know how it goes.
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Old 08-06-2010, 09:14 PM
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8.6 to 1, 9#'s boost, 28 deg timing

Crane hyd cam.... can't find my spec sheet... .632 lift

AFR 335 heads... exhaust opened up by Jim Valako

Pro-Systems 850 carb blow thru

custom intercooler system

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This was one pull no additional tuning more to come on Monday
Really good numbers, post a dyno sheet and some pics if you get a chance. Also let me know what the boost numbers in the boat are. Mine were about 4psi lower in the boat. I've seen it before. I have my thoughts anyone else see this and have any thoughts on why.
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Old 08-07-2010, 06:51 AM
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Don,
I think lower boost numbers are the result of you not being able to load the motor in the boat like the dyno can. I see the same thing on my quad rotors......
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Old 08-07-2010, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by KYElimEagle
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I think lower boost numbers are the result of you not being able to load the motor in the boat like the dyno can. I see the same thing on my quad rotors......
I was told on a fast pull like a dyno the inertia builds up and it makes the higher boost. That was from Procharger. I didn't sit well with that answer. I see it in all the blower systems the dyno shows more boost in every application than on the water. I think I will bring it up to 5500 and hold it there with the dyno and slowly increase the throttle to WOT. That will test the inertia theory..
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Old 08-07-2010, 10:24 AM
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Another thought what is everyone using for Exhaust? I have been using the e-tops of the original engine. I see CMI says they are good to 650hp. Any thoughts, I wonder what I could get up top if I had Big tops?
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Originally Posted by DonRoc
Another thought what is everyone using for Exhaust? I have been using the e-tops of the original engine. I see CMI says they are good to 650hp. Any thoughts, I wonder what I could get up top if I had Big tops?
I recall reading somewhere a 540 quad rotor made 1050 or so with e tops, and a header swap to big tube gave it another 40 or so h.p. I would imagine you would benefit at least that, but Im no pro.

P.S. Very nice setup you have, thanks for keeping us updated.
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I recall reading somewhere a 540 quad rotor made 1050 or so with e tops, and a header swap to big tube gave it another 40 or so h.p. I would imagine you would benefit at least that, but Im no pro.

P.S. Very nice setup you have, thanks for keeping us updated.
Thanks
I have the new cam grind comming I hope to get it on the dyno Wednesday.. I will update then.
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Really good numbers, post a dyno sheet and some pics if you get a chance. .
I would if I could.... not a paying member..
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