85 bayliner 1950 capri

dreed440

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Would like to get some help if possible. I have a 85 bayliner capri 1950 it has a 305 gm motor that the person i got it from did not winterize it and cracked the block. I have a gm 350 four bolt main that i plan on putting back in the boat. my question is what kind of cam should a motor that will be going in a boat have what should the rpm rang be at im thinking a cam that has a rpm rang starting around 2000 up to 5500 would be a good cam if antone has any opion i would like to hear thanks for all the help so far glad i found this site has been very helpful so far
 

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Re: 85 bayliner 1950 capri

Would like to get some help if possible. I have a 85 bayliner capri 1950 it has a 305 gm motor that the person i got it from did not winterize it and cracked the block. I have a gm 350 four bolt main that i plan on putting back in the boat. my question is what kind of cam should a motor that will be going in a boat have what should the rpm rang be at im thinking a cam that has a rpm rang starting around 2000 up to 5500 would be a good cam if antone has any opion i would like to hear thanks for all the help so far glad i found this site has been very helpful so far

Ayuh,.... Who's drive,..?? Which drive,..??

You want an RV cam,... From Idle to 4800 rpms...

A cam with power from 2000 rpms to 5500 rpms, is NOT a Marine cam, 'n won't run for ship...
 
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