Twin-turbocharged 951-powered Boat...advice

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08-29-2014, 12:33 PM

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odurandina

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then it's gun racks.... twin M60s,

and show the Gulf Cartel what the Texas Rio Bravo Boatride is all about....

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08-29-2014, 01:44 PM

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You'll feel like a real tool when a pontoon boat is towing your 951 boat back to the dock lol. But on s serious note, can't wait to see pics! Goodluck

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08-29-2014, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by mahoney944

You'll feel like a real tool when a pontoon boat is towing your 951 boat back to the dock lol. But on s serious note, can't wait to see pics! Goodluck

Exactly my thoughts.....but when it's running....it's going to be uber cool!

One thing to remember is that boat engines don't usually run at speeds of car engine, usually slower.

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08-29-2014, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by MarkRobinson

Using 69 degree lake water for water-to-air/oil/coolant exchangers, shouldn't be a problem there.

Squirters! that's what I had forgotten: is there a thread/source to add squirters to a 2.5l 951 motor? My recollection is that they were only for the 3.0 motors.

Mark

Late response but the 3.0 ones can be used on the 2.5 blocks with machining. Chris White can get them for you.