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Projects / Re: 76 Sanger project
« on: November 10, 2013, 10:26:34 PM »
Nice job bud! Looking really good!
Word of advice. When you start sanding. Get lots of white suits and a good respirator. That fiberglass dust is worse than clay dust I work with.
Also, if you don't want to be super itchy after working with that crap. Baby powder on your arms and face before you woke with it, cold shower after. It keeps the glass dust out of your pores.


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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: big block versus small block
« on: November 10, 2013, 06:30:08 PM »

That boat has an AA, that came straight from Bob Fry's mouth... It is a Mike Declark AA impeller detailed by Greg Shoemaker.   Not my first rodeo my man...  ;)

GT
Then Fry likes to run his mouth a bit more that i though.  :screwy:
he told me it was a 9.5 AAA. The DeClark and Shoemaker part i know is true.

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: big block versus small block
« on: November 10, 2013, 06:09:10 PM »
No argument from me.....  :thumbup:


By they way, I did some math on High Noon. So do you really think that his twin hair drier deal makes well over 1,000 ft/lbs of torque? or do you think maybe the pump is cavitating like a MOFO?

Figure it out for yourself...

7,100 RPM on a AA impeller, Like I said before, leaving a little something something on the table when the RPM gets to those levels. Not saying it is not stupid fast, but if it were a family type boat in recreational trim, the performance would be lack luster at best.

GT

I have seen the dyno numbers and know what that motor and boat are capable. lets just say a doubleA impeller is not in that boat. Bob and i ran our boats up river after world finals to clean that nasty crap water out of the motors. It runs just fine cruising and gets up and goes as soon as he stabs on it.
I agree though, a normal river boat/pump would leave a lot on the table. Its a cool race set up. I still say More cubic inch. Hell thats what iam doing this winter with the race boat motor.

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: big block versus small block
« on: November 10, 2013, 03:48:35 PM »
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While I would agree with the HP too weight ratio argument, he is forgetting one very basic and elementary argument. Turbos do not make the butt load of torque that is required for a jet pump application... Make it a Vee drive, then we have a discussion.  :sly:

Put the 500" naturally aspirated big block against the turbo screamer and it will be a one sided race. The turbo deal needs to turn a whole bunch of low torque rpm to really shine in the HP game. Unfortunately with the load a pump can sustain, it will never see the full potential.

If we were talking variable torque, the turbo deal would be a monster..... IMHO you are safer with big cubic inches and lower crankshaft speeds...

I doubt this will be challenged.... SocalPSD....    :screwy:

GT

Ill i have to say is Bob frys HighNoon is all over the turbo game. 5.98 with MAYBE 12lbs of boost and the motor is under 500 cubic inches.
The turbo thing works ben. I just think youll be more happy with big cubic inch.

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Projects / Re: 1975 DiMarco Circle Boat Project "SoCalJetBoats Exclusive"
« on: November 10, 2013, 10:58:02 AM »
Good luck on the build Jake.  Are you planning on racing it in comp jet?
Thanks keith, as of right now it will be my river runner. Maybe in the future i will. It will need a lot more HP though if i do. The Swtd is going to Race only this winter.

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: big block versus small block
« on: November 10, 2013, 10:52:44 AM »
So, last season I was talking to a dude about this subject, I was (and am) thinking of a dart 502 w/ hemi heads for my float and he was trying to talk me into a small block with a twin turbo set up, what are thoughts on the comparison of the two approaches? His argument was the weight to hp ratio, and well mine is, lots of fscking horsepower argument, and it's maybe a bit less costly. What are the scjb team thoughts?

i wouldn't do a turbo set up unless its a race only deal. its a lot of work keeping the tune up on one of those set ups. If i were you ben i would do a big cubic inch pump gas deal. 540 or bigger, good set of heads and 10.5 to one. easy 800 to 900 hp.

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The No Wake Zone / Re: Hangin with some Bad Company
« on: November 10, 2013, 09:42:23 AM »
Bastard, I'm going to go sit in the garage and pretend not to cry and look at my boat now. :(
You missed the best part of river season at McIntyre bud. October is the best! Where have you been?

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Is this boat #3 in your stable Jake or is this just the replacement for the total?  I could be wrong but I think that cracking or checking on the deck could be from heavy or extra thick gel when they sprayed it.  Doesn't look like it goes into the glass does it?
Yeah it puts it at 3. The Mach 1 is mine and my dads boat. So more like 2 and 1/2
The gel is cracked into the glass iam sure. I don't care right now. I'll get it re done at some point but for now it's fine. The owner b4 me had it siting in the sun with nothing but a blue tarp on it for 10 years. So iam sure that had something to do with it.


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Projects / Re: 1975 DiMarco Circle Boat Project "SoCalJetBoats Exclusive"
« on: November 09, 2013, 05:31:54 PM »
We will see how far i set the pump back.


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Projects / 1975 DiMarco Circle Boat Project "SoCalJetBoats Exclusive"
« on: November 09, 2013, 05:30:28 PM »
Alright guys, as promised. Here is my new project. I will only be posting updated here on SoCalJetBoats because well........ I am tired of the other sites, and all the bull crap.

After the demise of my first boat. Southwind 18. I got an amazing check back from my insurance company and immediately started looking for a replacement boat. "thanks state farm"

I Found an add on craigslist up in santa barbara listed as "jet boat"
I talked to an older guy. After talking to him all i can say is "GOLD".

1975 DiMarco Circle boat Weighed at 400lbs weight it when i got home with the intake tanks and calgo and gauges 423 lbs.
It has 2X4 oak stingers and 1/4 inch round oak in the strakes.
it came with

*bitchen stainless russle tanks
*Calgo steering
* Split bowl berkley jet with a stainless b- impeller
*Shoe and ride plate set up
* Set of BBC Bassett headers "that are on my SWTD"
*seats that are ready to fall apart
* An awesome competition trailer with WHITE WALL TIRES!!

The guy cut me an awesome deal! 1400$ for everything.

the only bad thing is that there are stress cracks all over the deck and drivers side.
What ever. It doesn't bother me too much.

The Power Plant will be the Ford 460 out of the southwind 18

First thing i did is pulled the jet and it went to B1 for new bearings and wear ring, new 2* back cut shoe and loader is on its way.

Most likely will set the pump back. Just dont know how far yet.

Next thing was to put new rails in the boat. We went with a full rail deal this time. Got motor plates from tom at Jet boat performance. I used countersunk stringer washers and countersunk allen bolts for hardware.

thats as far as ive gotten.  More to follow.

























 



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The No Wake Zone / Re: Hangin with some Bad Company
« on: November 09, 2013, 01:50:10 PM »
Looking good bud. That thing is asking for a nice fiberglass scoop to match ;)


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Events / Re: SCJB 2013 Event Schedule
« on: November 09, 2013, 12:03:34 PM »
Thats what i said mark! I think the only time we will get them down there is for the southwind regatta. .  :screwy:

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Boat Racing / Re: Orangegasum 177 World Finals Recap
« on: November 07, 2013, 06:00:17 PM »
working on a video. it will be out here in a few days.

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I am not complaining. It just caught me off guard. I never noticed the fee before because I always renewed at the DMV. Does anyone know how long they have been charging this?


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Its the first year they are doing it. 32$ still isnt bad compared to most states.

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Boat Racing / Orangegasum 177 World Finals Recap
« on: November 07, 2013, 03:03:42 PM »
We after my first race at "Firebird" now Wild Horse Pass in chandler. I AM HOOKED! It is just a great community of people. Anybody who is thinking of running a race, DO IT! Worth every penny!

Thursday was test and tune Boat ran a 13.108 and a 12.839 before i blew the jet intake gasket and almost sunk the boat.  :banghead: :banghead:
Friday boat ran 12.050 some how and then a 12.790
Saturday boat ran 12.782 and a 12.950
sunday the boat ran a 12.790 and a final 12.958

Big thank you to my crew, My Mom and Dad , B1Racing, Brad @Socaljetboats, CuttingEdgeDecals, Those Guys Racing, White Flag Racing, Mike DeClark and Mark @ Edelbrock for the good pep talk sunday






^ it was way too hot with all that shit on!








Me on the left and my crew chief danny on the right







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The No Wake Zone / Re: post "BEST" of 2013 (pic)
« on: November 06, 2013, 07:32:01 PM »
My favorite Photo. From last weekend.


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I also have a berkley transom adaptor and bbc header braces.i beleve the adapter is a 4* .I also have a mallory fuel filter.
$50 for adapter $50 for braces $20 for filter all parts plus shipping.
Chris I think I'll take the pump. Shoot me a pm with your number.


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Projects / Re: 76 Sanger project
« on: November 04, 2013, 08:10:27 PM »
Well, if it were me? I would do the stringers. But I've done a few sets. Just takes time and a lot of work.
The set back..... Is that Sanger a delta pad?? If so, I wouldn't do it. Are you going to pull the intake and have it cut for a shoe and ride plate???


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The No Wake Zone / Re: Why is the sight so Friggin slow?????
« on: October 30, 2013, 10:27:39 AM »
Photos


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The No Wake Zone / Re: Why is the sight so Friggin slow?????
« on: October 30, 2013, 10:21:56 AM »
Well there 2 projects the Mach 1 race boat and my sisters DiMarco 18.

Got to say this drive to firebird sucks!!!!!!!!theres nothing out here!!!


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Projects / Re: 76 Sanger project
« on: October 29, 2013, 10:19:32 PM »

I'd try to save the gel on it before shooting it with paint


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 x2 little color sand and buff will make that thing bitchen again. So what if there's a re scratches on it. 👍👍


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The No Wake Zone / Re: Why is the sight so Friggin slow?????
« on: October 29, 2013, 09:43:57 PM »
I agree. I'll be starting on a new project here in a few weeks. But untill then....... Come on guys!


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Jet Pumps / Re: Just a quick question
« on: October 28, 2013, 01:26:42 AM »
How is it triggered and does it help using that instead of abruptly letting out of the throttle ?


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There are 2 ways the valve will open, Theres a sensor that reads pressure in the jet. If it goes over 150lbs of pressure it will go off. Or i have a button on the steering wheel that will open it.
I think that any boat that runs over 90 should either have a jet away or a valve. Shutting down with a pop off valve is like slowing down on clouds, you don't even have to try and throttle it out. Lays down nice a smooth.

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Jet Pumps / Re: Just a quick question
« on: October 27, 2013, 09:38:55 PM »
Are you talking about a pop off valve?
It opens and vents water out of the jet to help slow the boat down. One of the best investments I've made on my ride.


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Random Boat Parts For Sale / Re: bench seat
« on: October 27, 2013, 09:17:42 PM »
X 2 on Tom. Great prices and they hold up great.


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