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Random Boat Parts For Sale / Re: Star One Wake's new Tower
« on: October 22, 2010, 08:06:13 PM »
I think its missing somthing..... ah I got it, it needs more cow bell .... I got the fever the fever for more cow bell

Oh I got the cow bell covered for all the, what just under 3000 members here........ :screwy:

Ray

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Boats For Sale / Re: Craigslist & ebay boats
« on: October 22, 2010, 08:01:20 PM »
Still available.  Price dropping.  GO GET IT!!! >:D

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/boa/2017957592.html


Shhhhh! Hoping that's my Xmas present to myself........It's getting closer to what I told the guy I'd pay.......

Ray

1578
Hulls / Re: 1978 charger
« on: October 21, 2010, 08:44:08 PM »
I have one..........aroundabouts here somewhere..........havent spent a lot of time in it, but been impressed thus far.  ;)

Ray

1579
WTB / Dooley Twin Dom Blower Scoop
« on: October 21, 2010, 01:29:58 AM »
Gonna sound weird, I know, coming from me,   >:D But I'm looking for a 12 7/8" on center scoop for one of my Kuhl setups. Yes there is a plan for it, and yes, it's gonna hafta wait for disclosure like the rest of my $hit.   O0

Ray

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Jet Pumps / Re: JACUZZI PUMP
« on: October 21, 2010, 01:19:24 AM »
  I START WITH THE TIMING 36 DEG @ 3000 RPMS TO START, HAVE YOU CHECKED THE ROCK GATE ON THE INTAKE OR EVEN TOOK A LOOK UP IN THEIR.  O0

LMFAOOOO! THAT IS JILAROUS!!!!!!   ;D

Boost has many great points there though. Gotta read in between the caps........

If you were outpowering the 'cuzzi, rpms would be off the charts. Seems like you have a problem powering the pump to begin with, to me. So Boost is making the correct diagnosis that the basics are screwed.

FWIW, Ralph's expertise not withstanding, I've seen some VERY hot running Hondo's out here locally and cannot say it's a "crap" hull. Moo held her own last year, This year Pickles done fine for a 350 or so HP BBC, but quite a few Hondo's (and others) have handed me my ass this year playing around. Some of those I know for a fact woulda handed Moo her ass similarly even were she even running right (Flytime was in Moo to hear the pop that was the indicator something was seriously wrong at the Tom Papp deal, little did I know, and two trips later it REALLY reared its ugly head).

Anyway, unless your pushing well over tha 5k rpm line, the pump is NOT the problem. And could very well be, as Boost pointed out, a tune issue to get to that point where the pump IS the issue. Even then, your 'Cuzzi can be worked to handle this. The work involved in switching, well, I'll leave that to Tom or JIm, but ain't cheap. Then you still have to build a different pump that you were gonna build anyway.   :screwy:

JMO

Ray

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Topock / Laughlin / Re: Columbus Day Weekend 2010
« on: October 21, 2010, 12:41:46 AM »
A two foot alligator in the water............Rivertard didn't find it, and Omar didn't get nekkie and try and ride it...........I'm sooooo ashamed I couldn't make it to try and egg this one on.............  :banghead: :banghead:

Ray

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Jet Pumps / Re: JACUZZI PUMP
« on: October 20, 2010, 11:14:54 AM »
You're gonna be fine with the Jacuzzi WJ. I have one. Several Berks as well that I prefer, but it performs VERY well, kindof impressed with it, really. Friend of mine just bought a Hondo with the AT energizer kit that works well also.

Don't let the horror stories from us bench racers get to ya. The cost vs the benefit of changing to a Berk, and THEN building the Berk to run like the wind? not worth it. Throw less money at the Jacuzzi and it'll perform.

Ray

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Boat Showcase / Re: The Original Party Barge
« on: October 20, 2010, 10:57:57 AM »
im gonna buy it and do a twin jet conversion....what u think?  O0

I see an SCJB flagship if you do that...............

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: twisties
« on: October 20, 2010, 10:53:43 AM »
In all honesty, it totally depends on the rest of the setup. The only time you will see a substantial increase going to headers is if your combo really needs the extra breath-ability of the less restrictive pipes...

It would also depend whether or not muffles are used, if you need to muffle things down to where you are with the logs, it will be a wash... :-\

I always recommend headers from a performance standpoint, it just depends on how the boat is used and set up... :thumbup:

GT

Also, watch and read your plugs after the install. The increased flow is worth it, IMO, but more outflow needs more inflow, THERE'S where you'll see the gains. Not just from the headers.....  :sly:

Not gonna get into the noise debate. These things are just plain loud no matter what exhaust you're running....... :screwy:

Ray

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WTB / Re: WTB Holley 600
« on: October 20, 2010, 10:41:44 AM »
Got a couple of 'em here. get ya some pictures and list numbers when I get home. Came off a running tunnel ram, but I'd rebuild anyway.

Ray

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Boat Showcase / Re: Noob here
« on: October 20, 2010, 10:39:36 AM »
The guy I bought it from told me that he sucked something up into the jet and it started making a loud noise. He got an estimate for the repair and decided to park it. I believe him on this. The trailer and boat registration both expired in '07 (the same year he bought it) When I got the boat home, I started it and verified that the jet makes noise. A friend and I partially took the jet apart and we found a baseball cap in it. We think that he continued to drive the boat with the baseball cap in there as opposed to shutting it down and getting a tow.

If it was just the cap in there, yeah, the whole boat would shake and shimmy like a mofo. Did it many times with rocks in the impeller. I really cant see the cap completely ruining the pump, though, unless he ran it a LOT ..........personally, I'd drop it in the lake and see what it does WITHOUT the baseball cap in it....... :thumbup: :thumbup:  These pumps have been running well for over 40 years sucking up you name it. I've personally seen diapers, ski ropes, sunglasses, and I think in was Ralph I heard processed a duck through one. The things are pretty damn resilient.

Brad and I kinda jacked up a rock grate and inducer on a wet bike that had problems on a beach once. Took a 3' prybar I carry in my boat to get the rock out, but the guy was happy as hell! Thing ran fine.

Anyways, welcome! 76Bonneville is you're go to guy on Rogers as you've figured out......I'm kinda curious how you managed to find and buy one without Ron beating you to it though.......

Ray

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: carb
« on: October 20, 2010, 10:19:30 AM »
In my humble opinion, I think a 650 is too dang small for even a stock marine 460. Std Cobrajet style cast iron intake and all, some pretty good hot rod stuff put in those things from the word go.

750's are what Ive seen come on every one I have or had, ( that's, wait 1,2....3....oh wait that one sank....ok 3,4,5, plus two from the Sleek.....yeah, 7 of them here right now..... :screwy: ) and only one did I try an 850 on that didn't seem to make a huge difference seat of the pants. It did pick up 100 rpm, if you want to split hairs. Granted this was on a 21' cruiser too.

The larger carb is not going to "burn up" more fuel, it's simply able to flow more air, to which you CAN and SHOULD jet up for if the engine is working well with the increased airflow, it's gonna run lean then.  Then, yeah, you're gonna burn more fuel..... ;)

You haven't mentioned at what rpm the boat tops out, and what your plugs are telling you. You might well be able to pick up some rpm, maybe a lot depending on where you're hitting 60 at, but it's not gonna be a huge MPH increase. What you will gain, however is better tuning, better cylinder to cylinder distribution on the lean/fat problems, and much crisper throttle response.

Sell the 650 to a small block user or get the other one for a Tunnel Ram...... >:D

Ray


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Boat Showcase / Re: Noob here
« on: October 20, 2010, 03:39:47 AM »
There are a few of us that have SeveralRogers here at SCJB.
Check out the brochure on your Bonneville TR


Fixed it for you Ron!  ;)

Good looking sled! Whats wrong with the pmp though?

Ray

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The No Wake Zone / Re: Happy BDAY to my daughte "TATYANNA"
« on: October 20, 2010, 03:18:35 AM »
VERY cool! My teenagers are like having two Jiminy Crickets around anymore though.......

Ray

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WTB / Re: Re: I need bbc o.t. pipes
« on: October 18, 2010, 04:03:32 PM »
And after further investigation this side started same port opposite side....screw it putting terrys zoomies on this thing


Is it me, or could it be the fact you were running wet headers dry???

Throw T-Dawgs Zoomies on! Terry goes to work now, so just wait for Rivermamma to give 'em to ya!  ;)

Ray

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Cooling trial and error
« on: October 18, 2010, 04:00:14 PM »
dump line restrictors = high pressure inside the block wich = blown gaskets
jmo

Oldsquirt told me the same thing on my setup. He's right methinks. Although I AM contemplating utilizing the rear block drains as well as the front inlets on Moo 2.0, and just 2 straight O/B dumps. Still in the thought process on that.......But she'll be running dry, most likely, and if wet, just like you, plumb the water lines from the pump to a driver's valve to the headers. I'm done with the "T" valve......... :banghead:

If I do both, gonna look somewhat like a stacker valve on a backhoe, which is FAR uglier than a gate valve (that does nothing good)would look... ;D

Ray

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WTB / Re: I need bbc o.t. pipes
« on: October 18, 2010, 03:13:19 PM »
There's a pretty good welder over in Boulder.......... ;)

Ray

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Engines / Engine Parts For Sale / Re: Fabricated Aluminum Flywheel Cover
« on: October 15, 2010, 09:51:13 PM »
As usual, exceptional work kid!  :thumbup:

Ray

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Topock / Laughlin / Re: Columbus Day Weekend 2010
« on: October 14, 2010, 11:54:53 PM »
how do you get a roost like that

There's only 2 setups I've ever seen personally, and specifically, built for that! One, is obviously Rivertard. Just insane. The other is our founding father Brad. I've witnessed Rivertard completely clearing bridges, and also have a hi-rez pic somewhere of Brad hitting the bottom of the Parker bridge (Rivertard was in my boat when I took the pic, dont remember which boat it was, I think the Pickle.), and Brad did it with a fat 20' cruiser! I'll dig it up, I know I sent it to Brad also. Makes my lil Moo (1.0) look like a child by comparison, which I was pretty proud of her for tagging the AVI bridge with a mostly stock JE pump, unmodified diverter and somewhere close to 600 HP with a close to 400' long roost.



What it takes? It's more what you can live with. Brad will be the first to tell you his cruiser is squirrely as hell running that way. Mikes prolly is too, but both of them have decades of experience driving these boats and you will note, there's NEVER another boat underway anywhere near them when they do these stunts in the pics. Including Rivertards famous "wheelie" where the boat is seriously, near vertical and you can actually SEE part of the intake on the bottom of the boat.

But if you really wanna challenge these guys on this, first are extensive grinding, droops, wedges (Rooster booster's maybe), and impeller work. Second, to be able to do it properly, a LOT of HP. Brad does his with probably around 400 HP and change. Dunno how that is really possible, save a big heavy boat. Mike? well, that's another animal. Closer to a 1/2 TON of HP, mods on the pump, droop, etc that would even make the pump designers cringe. Loaders go without saying, and I'm not gonna get into inducers as I don't beleive either of these guys are running one.

Cream of the crop.



Ray

 

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: carb
« on: October 14, 2010, 10:46:13 PM »
List 3310-3  =  Holley, model 4160, 750cfm, Vacuum secondary

Yup! GTG, mostly, work it over, or have it done, and have fun with it. Will perform MORE than just fine, although the Double Pumper and Dominator guys will tear me up on that. Unless you're splitting hairs, AKA, racing or a Frankenstein-ish balls out engine build like Marc or Nordie, 4160's are just fine.

Don't have Moo's old carbs handy at the moment to compare and tell if that is the Marine version or not. Couple other 3310's I have here tell me it is NOT. I'm a steadfast beleiver in Marine carbs on all boats, enclosed engine or not. I understand budgets, but I also have good reason behind it. On the other hand, MOST of these guys run, and have run for decades, street carbs with no problems.......... ;D

Ray

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Boat Showcase / Re: 1981 440 mopar catalina jet boat
« on: October 14, 2010, 10:16:08 PM »
Doesn't seem to be many Canadians on this Forum, been here a couple of months.

We got Gord tho! He counts for at least 2 or 3! I swear he's the largest man not in the NFL I've ever seen since my Grampa died, and just as sweet too.   ;)

Ray

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Boat Showcase / Re: 1981 440 mopar catalina jet boat
« on: October 14, 2010, 07:46:16 AM »
VERY nice! I'm really eyeballing your exhaust "tips". Those are sweet! Wonder if I can come up with a couple pair of those?  :sly:

Ray

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Topock / Laughlin / Re: Columbus Day Weekend 2010
« on: October 10, 2010, 10:14:15 PM »
My wife actually told me to go on without her and the kids.   She says just "Boat Bitch for someone."     I told her the site already has one Bob.   ;D

She also reminded me that I need to get to work on HER Spectra.   When did that happen?  :o

LOL! Funny how that happens.....

FWIW, I'm one of them that doesn't get a pass for missing the weekend. Pipes still aren't here though...... :banghead:

I hope everyone had a great time! Becca so looked forward to it.......... :'(

Ray

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Topock / Laughlin / Re: Columbus Day Weekend 2010
« on: October 09, 2010, 04:04:01 PM »
holy shit man :o im glad you guys are ok.... and the boat too but FUUCKKKKK ME

X2!! That coulda been horrendous......... Glad everyone is safe!

Ray

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WarZone / Re: This cannot continue. VOTE in November!!!
« on: October 08, 2010, 03:05:22 PM »
OK here's the plan . . .   GT is gonna design a canon that TJS can whip up in a week or two.   We mount it on Ray's Trawler (cuz its the biggest in the fleet) and we make a field trip for educational purposes to Tejas.

I'm in! Who's got an M-60 pintle mount for the swim deck?  :sly:  If GT and TJ are building the cannon, gawd help the pirates........  :thumbup:

"CountryboyAustin" first told us all of this stuff what, 7-8 months ago?

What a headline that'd be "9 Messican Pirates dead, 7 injured in shootout with SoCal boat club gathering"........ ;D

Ray

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