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August 10, 2020 at 7:02 pm #102166
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
I will give it a go then. Boat lives on a trailer so I will monitor how much crud I get out to establish progress. Might even be able to shine a light down there into tank. Thanks for feedback.
November 6, 2019 at 1:56 pm #80906
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Tony:
Sorry to not reply timely. I have not had aftercooler water pipes off again so no pictures yet.
It was just a rough, grainy buildup inside pipes, didn’t really reduce diameter any noticeable amount or anything like that. But it was not “smooth and pristine”.
What I did do was remove thermostat and flush and back flush several more time, got some more gunk out and some REAL flow. Water flow is clear as gin now and strong both ways. When I was changing out head fitting for turbo return a while back, I did not notice any ugly stoppage or anything like that where you indicated. I was upgrading fitting to accommodate 1″ hose.
I read on here after searching that my planing hull will like a 160 degree thermostat, so that question is answered.
Really just want to know if there is any solution or product people like for treating innards of head/block while I have it this far undressed. My thinking is that there is probably no “magic bullet”, and a good extended fresh water flush is as good as it gets. Just wanting to make sure!
September 17, 2019 at 1:28 pm #78152
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Thank you Bill. I will help you any way I can. Am currently still gathering critical measurements to find out what kinds of unanticipated hurdles yet await us. These guys are fun to work with.
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September 9, 2019 at 4:21 am #77790
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
I am not really familiar with that setup, but am open to anything.
September 8, 2019 at 10:11 am #77754
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Iām for āexhaustingā every option before cutting into the decks. Would certain measurements help you guys any? Would be great if there was ājust enough roomā to get a riser in there.
I remember reading one of Tonyās articles where he said in certain cases exhaust diameter can be reduced for short spans and still work well. Would something like that be a possibility here?
September 8, 2019 at 7:38 am #77742
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Rob-
Had an old K&N. I upgraded to your S&B.That design just might work. Especially if the heat exchanger could be shimmed away from engine creating space where it now sits for the circular riser. Or maybe heat exchanger could even be mounted remotely??
I will attach a few more pics showing space we are working with.
September 7, 2019 at 5:49 am #77719
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Thanks for reply Tony. What is the next step short of dragging my boat to Cali? Want to fix this the SB way.
September 4, 2019 at 10:36 am #77589
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Also am keen to address riser at this time and can take more pics or measurements as needed.
September 4, 2019 at 10:34 am #77580
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
So here is what the turbo looks like. How bad is it?
Have re-thought get turbo upgraded by a third party. Just want a rebuild by a reputable outfit or exchange for Cummins Recon. Problem is Data Plate is missing from timing cover.
250hp
JWAC
Lucas Cav
Tombstone Aftercooler
Sendure heat exchanger 4603-1-7
Holset H1E – assy 3552228 which doesnāt even come up as a valid turbo at local Cummins dealerMaybe I could just ask for whatever turbo came on JWAC Lucas Cav 250hp 6bta and call it good?
August 13, 2019 at 7:30 pm #76783
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
That would be getting close to strainer setup. I saw a circular setup on one of your writeups that angled fore and up and circled back. Seemed doable.
Iām not saying crossover wouldnāt work. Just trying to apply KISS philosophy.August 12, 2019 at 7:15 pm #76725
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Loaded waterline is close to turbo location. Tons of y axis room under hollow center console for riser. Starboard and aft clearances are tighter. Like really tight.
Maybe sen-dure heat exchanger could be slid forward or repositioned to create more space..
Control cables could be repositioned I imagine. I want to do this the right way as long as it doesnāt harelip the pope.
September 26, 2018 at 4:03 am #37722
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
After seeing these pics are we still thinking CPL 953? How much HP on 953?
Fuel consumption similar to 220 6bt with rotary or 250 6bta with bosch?
Gracias.
September 24, 2018 at 3:44 am #37542
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Last engine
September 24, 2018 at 3:43 am #37537
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
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September 24, 2018 at 3:38 am #37528
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Few more
September 24, 2018 at 3:36 am #37525
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Pics of lucas cav and engine.
September 21, 2018 at 7:59 pm #37491
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
Ok sounds like rpm is pretty close.
Need pointers on updating weak cooling system. First Iāve heard of this. Is this a very expensive proposition?
Will get better numbers and pictures of injector pump soon.
Cannot express how much I appreciate the guidance.
September 20, 2018 at 8:25 pm #37445
Charles A. Beever IIIParticipantVessel Name: tbd
Engines: 1@ 6bta 250hp jwac
Location: TX
Country: USA
We got a max no load of approximately 2750 rpm.
And max underway of approximately 2650-2700.
Not sure if pump was derated for irrigation pump use or why no load is so low. Engine seems loafing underway and not at all hurting to my untrained ears.
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