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Tried it out today,  she needs more fuel!  Changed the primary to 78 and the secondaries to 80  Power valves to 4.5
At idle warmed up it's right about 8 on the vac gauge.
I'll try it again Monday.   

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Final outcome.

red,  switched 12V +

orange,  white of 6AL

black to ground

Thank you all again   ;D

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Thank you.  I guess that's what I'll do, orange to white of 6AL,  red to ignition power and black to
ground.....here we go....  :)

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That's the info I came up with.  It doesn't address the 83506 to the 6AL.   

I saw one hook up that showed the
red to 12V+ 
orange to the msd white 
black to ground.

I just don't want to blow the trigger out.

It's supposed to be a magnetic trigger and the 6AL paperwork shows the other hook up without
the white wire.

If no one knows for sure I'll go with the above

 :banghead:

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / MSD 83506 magnetic pickup to msd 6AL
« on: August 05, 2009, 11:31:38 AM »
I picked up the distributor today but naturally no paper work  :-\
Any how the info I did dig up says to use the Violet and Green wires to the 6AL.  (6AL paper work)

The distributor hook up I saw was right to the coil and never mentions using the 6AL at all....

I figure that's because the marine box is more expensive  :)

Has anyone hooked one of these dist. up to a 6AL??

If not I guess I'm going with the Violet and Green.

Next question is which wire is - and wich is + on the dist.  There are 3 wires Black Ground, red and
orange. 

The dist was only used for an hour.  I questioned that but the gear doesn't even have a shiny spot yet.
He said the guy was breaking in his new motor, changed the oil and the old filter gasket stuck.

It blew his motor when it ran out of oil. 

I hope you guys can help out, I hate to guess at wires....
 

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I hope he never changes spark plugs  ;D

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what jetting are you running?   Power valve?  Vac at idle.

I'm running the comp cams 288 not to hot not to sweet....

I have 76 in the front 78 in the back and 2.5 on the power valves  I'm wondering what effect
the Victor will have from the rpm air gap.


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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Edelbrock Victor intake on a 460 jet
« on: August 04, 2009, 06:17:12 PM »
Is anyone running an Edelbrock Victor intake on your 460 jet?  I'm wondering if they come on the power band soon enough for the jet.

They are rated from 3000 to 8500 RPM or so.

I'm running an 850 Holley, Edelbrock heads 10:5 compression from the forged pistons,  MSD marine dist and wires, Comp cams 288 Extreme marine cam. Edelbrock air gap intake.

Do you think the Victor would be better for top end?  That's the way I'm thinking at this point.

What do you guys think?


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WTB / Re: Glastron Carlson CV27
« on: August 04, 2009, 02:22:42 AM »
 ;D   Ok, who's hording them?  Have you guys ever even seen one of them??

I found one for sale on the other side of the world, surely they made more than one.

 ???

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Berkeley Packajet 460
« on: August 04, 2009, 02:14:55 AM »
It looks like the standard issue glastron carlson setup.
 
The cast iron intake was a cobra jet.  Nice big ports feeding junk small port heads.

Pedistal mount cheapie rockers, mild hyd. cam and lifters.

Oil pan was a front sump 6 quart with a baffle.  again from the cobra jet.

Dual point dist.

Dish pistons.

In reality, a nice dependable medium 320 HP engine.

No, nothing special

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: won't start when hot
« on: August 01, 2009, 06:58:54 PM »
With the motor off and the + wire off the coil use your volt meter to read the voltage with the switch in the start and run poss to see if there IS a change.

 Back track from point to point till you find the voltage drop with the switch in the crank possition.  You should have 12 volts in crank if it's wired right.

I'm wondering about the switch it's self if it used to start and run ok before.

Good luck and keep it afloat  :)

Don't forget to pull the starter relay wire so she doesn't crank.....


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Lake Havasu / Re: Any body seen the accident yesterday july 11th
« on: July 22, 2009, 06:38:41 AM »
I too am very sorry to hear of the loss.  It does seem, and I'm not saying anything relating to their incident that some people go looking for trouble.

We were cruising about 45MPH down the lake when 3 lake lice came along side on our left slowly passing.   Just and I mean just after getting by they cut across our bow!   They were hardly 25 yards ahead when they did it.

I pulled up and gave them the finger as did my wife and the idiots tried spraying us.

Bad move,  that was like bring a knife to a gun fight.   

I probably should have just let them go to die another day but you know how that goes   ::)

We gave them the nozzle "full up" after going by around 62mph.   I didn't give it to them in the face. I just put it close enough that they knew we could have.

Maybe they won't try spraying people again.

They turned around and left.  I hope with a lesson learned. 

1.  Don't cut boats off
2.  Don't try to spray people in a jet boat with a friken wave runner

This is a picture of my son's boat, it's identical to mine but about 150HP short till next season.
I don't think I would want to ride into that water blast  ;D


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I had it happen with a crower cam about 10 years ago.  Mine broke into "3" pieces.  I've never seen it before or since.  The bearings were all fine, the other pieces came right out.

 It did look like a metal issue, like it was hanging together by a small area for a good while then broke apart.  That cam was about 3 years old.

I was just starting up on plane and the 3 inch section got caught between a rod and the side of the block on the way down through the engine.   When I looked under the cover and saw a push rod sticking out the hole in the oil pan we got out the oars. 
End of story...

Gotta make a correction here... that was a CRANE cam I had that broke.  The crower was in the 440 and never broke.  Sorry about that!

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WTB / Re: Place Divertor Rudder for a Berkley JE pump
« on: July 18, 2009, 09:19:05 AM »
Did you sell this yet and is it the large or small if you didn't   :)

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WTB / Glastron Carlson CV27
« on: July 18, 2009, 09:15:19 AM »
My wife's bugging me to buy a camper.  I'm thinking buy a CV27 instead.   

The closer to Pa the better.   I would prefer a nice hull and interior, with any drive issues.

V8's are better but will consider anything at this point.

Thanks in advance for your help!   NOOOO the CV23 we have won't be for sale  ;D

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: engine lays over at 5k rpms
« on: July 17, 2009, 07:49:56 AM »
How did you figure it out?   I'm betting points and retime  will cure the problem.

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Why is my 460 eating starters
« on: July 17, 2009, 07:48:34 AM »
Sorry about that, mine is a masco gear reduction starter.   

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Engine Mechanical / Electrical / Re: Why is my 460 eating starters
« on: July 14, 2009, 08:33:29 PM »
Did you look inside to see how the flywheel was?  Did the starter drag anywhere?  I had to shim mine but you could hear it drag.

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Gotcha.  Thanks for the ideas

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 ;D  I think they got a little off track with the chebby chit.

Hard to believe that could happen on this forum   ;D

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Well, I don't want a fire  :o     If anyone knows ANY alternatives please reply!
I'll see what I can find out about Lightning Manufacturing

I really appreciate the help   ;D

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Where's the best place to buy a set of these headers?   I could make a winter project
out of it I guess...

I won't take it down over the summer.

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 :banghead:

I was afraid of that.... the interior is so dang functional and comfortable.... now what.   :-\

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Ok guys, I'm leaving to much on the table with these log manifolds on my 460.  I've been looking for an alternative.   How are you guys making out that use the Bassett Thru Transom Headers  in an enclosed engine compartment?   Will they work with the tall valve covers?

Did you put in additional ventilation as in another blower?  Wrap the pipes with the header wrap?  Put the foil insulation on the inside of the engine compartment near the engine?

I added a picture to give you guys an idea of the engine area.  The other cover sits at the front.  This is an older picture with the real crap manifolds, we do have the long bolts on now.

How are you guys handling the exhaust.  Please don't say take off the ski deck and run over the transom... you'll make the wifes list too! 

Tom, do you guys sell this type header?

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Jet Pumps / Re: Jet packing installation procedure...
« on: June 30, 2009, 09:19:24 AM »
We bought one ring of the original type so see what size we needed.  We got the graphite for the actual job..   Wear rubber gloves with it  ;D

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