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Old 03-03-2009, 08:08 AM
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I didnt know that, but it makes sense

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Old 03-03-2009, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Bob280Silencer
johnlomant,those runners are shorter than the hp500efi manifold.It probably flows more too.At what rpm is your max tq?

I'm confused, what do you mean by this. That is the hp500 manifold
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Originally Posted by johnlomant
I have a Paul Phaff 598 with a ported arizonza speed and marine intake on it which makes over 700hp and 730 torque. It does have a huge cam to compensate on the intake restriction. Its a sleeper when you pop the hatch and it looks like a 525.
I am more confused; how does a huge cam compensate for an intake restriction?
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Old 03-03-2009, 02:12 PM
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Allowing more air in on the intake stroke to compensate for a restrictive intake manifold
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Anyone care to elaborate more on this?
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Originally Posted by Bob280Silencer
What about using a tunnel ram(fairly long runners) and adapting it to fit a 2000cfm throttle body?
or a pair of 1000 cfm throttle bodies. No adaptation required.
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Old 07-29-2010, 07:03 PM
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I have a 500 efi bored to a 540, AFR heads and Tyler Crocketts Throttle body mod which mount the throttle body on top of the manifold. Dyno'd out at 693 HP.. Jeff Wurl
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Talked with Tyler I'm looking at preventative maintenance on head gaskets,springs motor has 280ish hours on it. Not looking to touch the bottom end. Like to keep the appearance of stock as well. He's putting me together something. Looking at around 600-625hp
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I have 502 with a stock bottom end,except for the balancing and gapless rings,Edelbrock large ovals flowed 340@600,42lb ford greentop injecters and Arizona Speeds Ramjet intake with their 1050cfm throttle body and billet fuel rails.The engine made 598@5200 and 670tq at 3700 with a stock merc. fuel pump.The intake was just port matched.Tuned the computer in the boat with MEFI BURN system.Starts great,idles flawless and we were able to improve the the shift into gear.Shifts better than the stock setup.No clunk.
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So your saying a stock 502Mag makes more HP with a ecu reflash and a throttlebody than a HP525efi??? I'm curious to see that dyno sheet. Not doubting just curious.
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