FDRacing

might as well stick with the 454 then i guess.



Eh it was a thought.

spaceman Spiff

Man too bad he wants the faster choice a 20b sc, giant port, should be pretty fast shouldnt it? well anyways i think it would be badass!

j9fd3s

big block chivvy is like 1000lbs.

defprun

I second that.

BrandonDrecksage

yeah, i would assume with the blower and everything else it would weigh that much, but you also have probably way over 1000tq at idle

ColinRX7

Yepper Pepper

inanimate_object

Wouldn't it be a lot easier to tune an engine for a boat, I presume they don't need a wide power band at all, because you just go to X rpm and leave it there - would explain all those small outboards that make 300bhp etc. If thuis is the case, it would mean that you could get a much higher peak power figure, because you wouldn't have to compromise less peak-power for a wider power band which a car would need.



I would also have thought that you would't need a massive amount of torque, seeing that there is very little resistance on the propellor in the water, this would make a 20b perfect for the job ,on the other hand I could be talking a load of bollox



Mark

spaceman Spiff

well i dunno if its right but that all makes sense to me.

Jeff20B

I think you should do a 20B.



http://www.camdensuperchargers.com/index.php?pag=403



http://www.camdensuperchargers.com/index.php?pag=404

FDRacing

that the engine or just the SC? Ok so my theories are well founded, its going rotary. Glad i didnt tell him to go pistons, the power to weight and direction of rotation is going to make that boat HAUL.