SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: tamsone6 on October 09, 2014, 08:59:22 AM
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Hey guys, I'm thinking about fabbing up some thru transom headers and I'm curious as to how to keep the collectors from frying the transom. I'm thinking of running them dry, because I'm planning on running a pretty big cam. I'm not sure but could I just inject water into the collector without getting reversion?
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Hey guys, I'm thinking about fabbing up some thru transom headers and I'm curious as to how to keep the collectors from frying the transom. I'm thinking of running them dry, because I'm planning on running a pretty big cam. I'm not sure but could I just inject water into the collector without getting reversion?
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Not to mention the heat generated that low in the boat might be another issue....
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Not to mention the heat generated that low in the boat might be another issue....
-beerjet-
How do you think it would work to dump a bunch of water into the bottom by the collector or at the lowest point in the tubes?
Life is uncertain. Don't sip.
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How do you think it would work to dump a bunch of water into the bottom by the collector or at the lowest point in the tubes?
Life is uncertain. Don't sip.
That's how regular tt headers work.
All the over board water gets dumped into the end of the collector.
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