The motor is out.
06-30-2009, 10:42 PM
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Hey John,
Killer look'in engine!
What oil pan is on there? I tried to run a Imco low alt/ps mount on mine but it interfered with the Milodon pan I had.
Thanks,
Jon
Killer look'in engine!
What oil pan is on there? I tried to run a Imco low alt/ps mount on mine but it interfered with the Milodon pan I had.
Thanks,
Jon
07-06-2009, 07:28 PM
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Im not sure what oil pan that it has on the motor but it was put on by Paul, so you could probably call him and ask. As for the motor the boat is running and the motor is making more power than before. I am dialing in the boat but it runs great. The boat in the heat before would run 100 with 20 gallons of gas and 2 people and now it will run 101 with 2 people and 60 gallons of gas in really rpough water. I think 103 with smoother conditions. This is with a 34 pitch prop at 5600. I have a new 32 bravo on the way witch will be here on friday. We are also going to put a wideband in the exhaust because with this huge fuel pump I installed I think the fuel pressure is a little high. Those electric gauges are not to reliable. I will have some more info this weekend but I think it will do a solid 105 in the heat when we are done and possibly 108 in the fall.
07-06-2009, 07:40 PM
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Im not sure what oil pan that it has on the motor but it was put on by Paul, so you could probably call him and ask. As for the motor the boat is running and the motor is making more power than before. I am dialing in the boat but it runs great. The boat in the heat before would run 100 with 20 gallons of gas and 2 people and now it will run 101 with 2 people and 60 gallons of gas in really rpough water. I think 103 with smoother conditions. This is with a 34 pitch prop at 5600. I have a new 32 bravo on the way witch will be here on friday. We are also going to put a wideband in the exhaust because with this huge fuel pump I installed I think the fuel pressure is a little high. Those electric gauges are not to reliable. I will have some more info this weekend but I think it will do a solid 105 in the heat when we are done and possibly 108 in the fall.
07-06-2009, 07:54 PM
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07-06-2009, 08:24 PM
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Slap a 32 labbed on her for the summer and a custom 35labbed for the cooler temps and you should be happy with it...then you can sell her and start over, I have been thinking of that, doing a RPM with a Phaff 15
00, with a #6, I know crazy....
