500 vs 600 cfm for 0470 gpu
500 vs 600 cfm for 0470 gpu
I recently bought an older Panther airboat with a 0470 gpu motor. I have had to have the cylinders redone and it was recommended that I switch from the Zenith carb. to a 500 cfm Holley. A friend has since recommended going to a four barrel like a 600 or 650 cfm Holley. How much is too much carb. for this engine. I am running a thin blade three blade composite prop.
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The four barrel looses to much velocity the 500cfm two barrel is much more responsive plus I'm constantly told the four barrels drop valve seats in 220's.
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elviswho wrote:Thanks for all the input, sounds like the 500 cfm two barrel is the better choice. Does anyone want to trade a two barrel intake for a four barrel intake? A friend of mine just dropped of a four barrel intake he had, but it sounds like I better wait for a two barrel setup.
Just pick up a 4 to 2 adapter
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If you go with the 500 2bbl, I would recommend changing the power valve to a 10.5 and the jets to 77. On either the 2bbl or 4bbl make sure the rise of the intake is about 3.25 inches from the top of the intake where all the tubes come together and the bottom of the carb mounting plate. Hope this makes sense.
Bob
If you go with the 500 2bbl, I would recommend changing the power valve to a 10.5 and the jets to 77. On either the 2bbl or 4bbl make sure the rise of the intake is about 3.25 inches from the top of the intake where all the tubes come together and the bottom of the carb mounting plate. Hope this makes sense.
Bob
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