Forum: Engines & props
13 January 2012, 19:07
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Forum: Engines & props
13 January 2012, 17:57
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Replies: 65
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At least on this side of the pond
"raw water...
At least on this side of the pond
"raw water cooled" = sending salt water through the engine block
"freshwater cooled" = using a heat exchanger.
I don't know what to call an air radiator on a...
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Forum: Engines & props
13 January 2012, 17:55
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Replies: 65
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Forum: Engines & props
12 January 2012, 22:44
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Replies: 65
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Yes I know what freshwater cooled is. I was...
Yes I know what freshwater cooled is. I was responding to Erin's idea of using raw water cooling. I wouldn't on an engine of this origin and value.
Not sure about that exhaust filter idea. ...
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Forum: Engines & props
12 January 2012, 19:46
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In an auto engine? I don't have any data, but...
In an auto engine? I don't have any data, but having salt in there just gives me the hebie jebies. If I ever get a inboard powered boat again I will be getting a sea chest/raw water strainer with a...
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Forum: Engines & props
11 January 2012, 23:27
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Replies: 65
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Agree with Leapy and Chewy here.
You have a...
Agree with Leapy and Chewy here.
You have a big heat dissipation problem and in opening up the engine compartment to create the air flow while using dry exhaust you are creating a big noise...
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Forum: Engines & props
10 January 2012, 17:04
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Replies: 65
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