Patchman said:Man I don't own no V-drive,
spd500 said:Patchman said:Man I don't own no V-drive,
Sorry , wrong Ford guy . I forget there are two of y'all sometimes crazy.gif
Patchman said:Have you been in my Hawaiian? How would you know what it runs? Or are you just guessing on it's speed from the land point of view. I guess if I saw your boat go buy me, I would understand where you are coming from, but since I have never seen you in a boat, my Hawaiian looks pretty freakin fast from that bench at Loves. think.gif It's all good, get that LS running and by that time I will have something ready for ya! :smile30: :smile16:spd500 said:KONA said:gonna need a little more than a LS mota.... :evil:
For what ? To outrun the Hawiian ? I doubt it , but I am going to have a little more than an LS motor anyway :smile30:
spd500 said:crazy.gif crazy.gif I have the same 325 cubes , and a lighter boat . What makes you think yours will be faster than mine ?
spd500 said:crazy.gif crazy.gif I have the same 325 cubes , and a lighter boat . What makes you think yours will be faster than mine ?
KONA said:spd500 said:Patchman said:Man I don't own no V-drive,
Sorry , wrong Ford guy . I forget there are two of y'all sometimes crazy.gif
:evil: :evil: KONA :evil: :evil: :evil:
spd500 said:I got a few of the spare parts off of the motor , but still have some more to go . I will get some pics up of the progress so far . This motor is really clean , even the oil looks like new . I pulled the intake and under the intake was even clean . I read that there should be numbers cast into the head gaskets indicating the engine size from the factory , but I have no numbers on my head gaskets . I wonder if this motor was rebuilt ?
blazeracer said:1. A 76mm LM7 EFI throttle body will flow 920 cfm without boost, almost double that with 8psi of boost.
2. My boat's a Glastron Carlson, the fastest cruiser hull ever built.![]()
Devilman said:blazeracer said:1. A 76mm LM7 EFI throttle body will flow 920 cfm without boost, almost double that with 8psi of boost.
2. My boat's a Glastron Carlson, the fastest cruiser hull ever built.![]()
Mighty bold statement there.... :grin:
That's a sweet vid, and why my buddy bought his Glastron hull. Then he did his homework and found out the whole bottom of that boat had been re-worked. So it's not really a stock Glastron by any stretch of the imagination. Still a cool boat though! :smile30:blazeracer said:Devilman said:blazeracer said:1. A 76mm LM7 EFI throttle body will flow 920 cfm without boost, almost double that with 8psi of boost.
2. My boat's a Glastron Carlson, the fastest cruiser hull ever built.![]()
Mighty bold statement there.... :grin:
There was a vid out there of a guy in a 18ft Carlson running 125 on radar with a small block, OT headers and NOS thru an Alpha outdrive. Unfortunately the video has been banned in our country. The run was in Canada. I know a few here have seen the vid and it's why I bought the hull I did. Never seen any other cruisers do that!!
http://www.texashotboats.com/forums/index.php?topic=11347.0
But it's winter time, meaning time for the smack talk to begin again. LOL
blazeracer said:There was a vid out there of a guy in a 18ft Carlson running 125 on radar with a small block, OT headers and NOS thru an Alpha outdrive. Unfortunately the video has been banned in our country. The run was in Canada. I know a few here have seen the vid and it's why I bought the hull I did. Never seen any other cruisers do that!!
http://www.texashotboats.com/forums/index.php?topic=11347.0
But it's winter time, meaning time for the smack talk to begin again. LOL
False advertising!LOL :smile16:Crusader said:I saw the video too.....why do you think it was banned?
Crusader said:I saw the video too.....why do you think it was banned?
blazeracer said:They say the only way to tell the size on the iron block motors is the pistons. The 5.3 pistons will be dished, the 4.8's are flat tops. An aluminum block 5.3 will have flat tops also. The pistons, the rod length and the crank stroke are the only differences in a 4.8 and 5.3 and there is no way to tell from the outside. You have to pop the heads off the be sure, or put a scope down the spark plug hole and look for the dish.
I thought my motor had also been rebuilt when I first started digging into it, but alas, it's all original. I think the LS motors just last very well. Everything has GM stamps on it and the bearings are definitely worn. No size indicators on the heads gaskets that I saw, but I wasn't really looking either. Mine does have dished pistons.