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    Ok thanks Dok,

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    Does anyone know HT phase 3 heads cc?
    P21 & 300hpdi

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Carson's Marine View Post
    I rebuild many Hpdi Yamahas and use Wsm pistons with no troubles,I would not use Wiseco ...yes a forged piston is stronger,but unstable...expands much more than cast...will get you into trouble,my opinion,Chris
    Thanks, I order wsm pistons and your ccms sport reeds.

    Any idea about sylinder/pistons toleranse? In spring Finland we have very cold water,about 70 degrees.
    Next week block go for machinist.
    P21 & 300hpdi

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    Quote Originally Posted by Superbender View Post
    Hpdi's are torque monsters and will spin to 6000 all day.
    key to a good hpdi is proper breakin,filter services good oil and gas.
    there is plenty of reliable power from these motors.
    I prefer Wsm Pistons that are Teflon coated skirts, Pistons that drop the locating pins will have a deformed piston dome usually from lugging motor (prop to big)or poor fuel quality.have not seen these problem with the Wsm pistons.
    reeds I like Chris Carson reeds with cleaned up cages
    no spacer plate,as you can not take advantage of high rpms needed to see improvements
    solid motor mounts,exhaust modification are good like to cut the liner out.
    i would not cut heads unless you can run premium fuel.
    biggest improvement is just clean up porting
    I clean up all ports
    P21 & 300hpdi

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    Cant believe Im saying this but...


    LEAVE IT STOCK!

    Listen to what Mr. Carson said about piston choice and leave the rest alone. Your already in trouble with the stock motor and with limited access to parts/information where you live I would leave it bone stock.
    With a torquey 300hp motor that only spins 6000rpm I dont see a benefit of a lightweight flywheel. Spend that money on propellers, jackplate, setup, etc.
    13' Biel tunnel AKA "Flight Risk"
    13" Modified Yamaha V4 - 101 mph

    21' Paramount
    Mercury 300 Promax

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    - Drill my flywheel lighther,next it go balance.
    -Clean all sylider ports.
    - Bought 2"Holley plates in my throtlebody(46mm ->50.8mm),ccms reeds,Bobs tuner,Wsm pistons,balanced my rods.
    I leave heads stock because i get very sheap regular gas. No spacer plate.
    Thats my setup.
    I think that my motor has blown year 2015, because of Yamaha poor piston quality, piston ring gaps loose(exhaust temp/piston quality don't match).


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    Last edited by Finman; 08-14-2016 at 06:27 AM.
    P21 & 300hpdi

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    Engine runs great!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9THIoQUu4Y

    30p Pro e.t. / 6000rpm 87mph, now i'am looking 31-32p prop

    And that is Fact, exhaust temp are very high this motor: 1500F (I have temp sencors exhaust plate).
    -Next my plan is chead engine temp sencor's, try get engine richer
    Last edited by Finman; 08-14-2016 at 06:44 AM.
    P21 & 300hpdi

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    Treat the 3.3 yamaha the same as the omc v8 and merc 3.4. They are truck engines not hot rods.
    Popey

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