COCA COLA COWBOY
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Amazing job!
Is this a call out? Blower vs turbos. HahaWhat fuel and desired boost for the project.
it could run on pump gas if I stayed out of the boost but I'm running 118 octane Rockett Brand leaded racing fuel because its cheaper than an engine rebuild.What fuel and desired boost for the project.
if I were to lose Co2 pressure I'd simply take a string to something and tie the reverse bucket open so I could drive back to the dock. If I was running WOT and lost Co2 pressure and the bucket began to close the water pressure from the jet drive would likely blow the bucket right off the jet drive. It's a cast piece of aluminum and wouldn't survive the blast. The nice thing about the Holley Dominator EFI system is that its data-logging capability. It's monitoring everything including the Co2 system pressure and I can set warning lights on the digital dash to let me know when its running low on pressure.@cyclone , awesome build. I'm curious on the CO2 for the bucket. If you lose line pressure will it stay in the "forward" position. Or could the bucket close putting you into a "reverse" situation.
it could run on pump gas if I stayed out of the boost but I'm running 118 octane Rockett Brand leaded racing fuel because its cheaper than an engine rebuild.
I'll likely not run more than 10 psi until I get the tune and underwater hardware straightened out. I'm taking baby steps to make sure I'm safe while driving it.
exactly. lolmakes sense. C16 is cheaper then pistons is a saying I’ve had since the old days of turbomustangs.com
Makes sense, was just wondering if a line popped at WOT if it would could slam shut. You have the pop off so I’d assume that would relieve most of the pressure. It’s a bad ass setup, not knocking it at all. Just trying to understand, and my what if OCD kicking in (I don’t know jet boats much at all) I guess if the air doesn’t really “hold” it any position, it just moves it to a position then should be all good. Again, congrats on a sick build.if I were to lose Co2 pressure I'd simply take a string to something and tie the reverse bucket open so I could drive back to the dock. If I was running WOT and lost Co2 pressure and the bucket began to close the water pressure from the jet drive would likely blow the bucket right off the jet drive. It's a cast piece of aluminum and wouldn't survive the blast. The nice thing about the Holley Dominator EFI system is that its data-logging capability. It's monitoring everything including the Co2 system pressure and I can set warning lights on the digital dash to let me know when its running low on pressure.