EFI in a boat

M. Jones rmjones at cyberhighway.net
Thu Mar 11 16:58:31 GMT 1999


Still here, just taking it all in!

I do indeed have a Holley 4d running my 351W.  Light years ahead of the carb. 
 Follow the Coastie's regs for installation practices and you'll be safe. 
 Lemme know if there's anything I can answer (although others are far more 
knowledgeable on EFI in general).

Shannen Durphey[SMTP:shannen at grolen.com] wrote:

>If Mike Jones isn't on the list still, you might look in the archives
>for his posts.  He used a Holley system on a Ford boat engine.
>Shannen

NIls Bjorkman wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I?m pretty new on this list
> I have been thinking of implementing EFI on my boat engine for a while
> now
> I wonder if there are anyone with experiance of EFI on engines for
> boats.
> Im planing to design my own EFI based on an PIC16C74A microcontroller.
> Im pretty familiar whith that and have all nesessary equipment and
> experience to make the design and program.
>
> My boat is a 20 ft long hardtop boat at aprox 1 ton.
> Engine is Volvo Penta AQ145. It?s a 2.3 liter, 4cylinders. aprox 145 hp,
> dual solex carbs, overhead camshaft.
> To day the top speed is 25 knots at 5500 rpm, but it takes LONG time to
> get there.
> I hope to be able to move the torque curve a bit downwards so it will
> accelerate in a more sufficient way.
>
> I know I have to experiment with different camshafts and so on to get
> what I want from the engine.
>
> Best regards
>
> Nisse





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