Originally Posted by MER Performance

Just finished a 540. J Wurl's Formula. His original build was same engine 4.500 bore, 4.250 stroke, 9.6 cr ,AFR 305 with cnc chambers, Marine Kinetics Hyd roller, Mild .638/.621 His original set-up was a 500 EFI intake with a single blade throttle body attached to intake center, MEFI. Here we are now with the Holley HP set-up. Edelbrock intake, 2000 cfm TB, same cam. 690 PK Torque, 714 Hp. Custom, ECU and electrical bracket, center plate adapter to replace Holley's, that includes regulator mount. Harness was a non-terminated, with a new non-terminated 6' 12volt engine harness

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Originally Posted by MER Performance

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This was the first of 3 Holley EFI Systems, I have done so far. This system has made a believer out of me of it's simplicity of use, navigation of program and the operating speed of the ecu. The closed-loop learning is instantaneous, during the test pulls. Comparing the learn A/F with the A/F of my dyno acquisition data, is so close. Synchronizing the spark/ fuel tables with the ecu and from the ecu back to program is made simple. All spark/fuel changes made while online, with no shutdown or delays, makes back to back test a simple task. Once you have the final test; the file is saved and then transferred to the matched engine. This system has a dashboard which you can change the gauges and values to what you need to observe. It has data logging, with a overlay for transfer to your spark/fuel tables. I am a strong believer in this Holley EFI. I have stayed away from EFI tuning for the fear of lack of tuning knowledge for EFI systems and have had to rely on someone else calibrating the ecu in the past. Always having to wait for someone else, time involved, travel and being locked out of the ecu just wasn't my idea of building power and tuning my package.
I have to thank Alex Haxby, for his start-up program and help through out. Once I was ready; Alex, took over my laptop from Vancouver BC here @ my business in SC while he demonstrated and explained the process and navigation. I really thought; it was going to be some big complicated task, it turned out to be pretty simple. I just finished up a 383 using the Stealth Tunnel Ram EFI, which I was able to pick a base calibration from the Global Folder then make some minor changes. Start-up was fast and smooth from the firing of the engine, I will post it up once we get the video finished.
I don't want to highjack this thread with the 572 build, so I will start a seperate thread on it with pictures and details of the project.

Originally Posted by SB

Okay, how about Jwurl's from MER ?

Post #340 here: http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...ml#post4166342

Originally Posted by SB

And,only 7cid more than the 565, is a MER 9.5:1 572 that made 823hp corrected, 808hp observed :

Post 292 here: http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...ml#post4111590

Note: congrats to him showing observed and corrected + the fact the corrected was diddly (tiny)compared to observed.

You can click on the attachments and then click a few times from there to blow up into a readable size.



Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THTwkuWLpCE

Originally Posted by I.C.U.Lookin

I'm a simpleton but I can read. It likely had the MK cam swapped out and made more power. Just a guess.

Originally Posted by ARB38

You can swap out a cam on any build and get more power. Don't mean it is the right cam for the application .