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Mercury Racing Unveils 860- and 1,750-hp QC4v Engines
And the QC4v family continues to grow, https://speedonthewater.com/new-boat...p-qc4v-engines.
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Matt,
So it looks like Mercury has a 860 Consumer engine and an 860 for Class One racing. Any idea what is different in the two? |
That 860 looks sick!!! Damn. I want two of those please.
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Originally Posted by Marginmn
(Post 4529625)
Matt,
So it looks like Mercury has a 860 Consumer engine and an 860 for Class One racing. Any idea what is different in the two? The racing engine is 850 with twin turbos |
Originally Posted by precisiondetails
(Post 4529630)
The racing engine is 850 with twin turbos
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Originally Posted by Marginmn
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Thanks a bunch. I'll settle for two N/A 860's then - insurance will be cheaper :)
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OK who has them in a boat at the show? Lets see some pictures
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What I think would be cool is if they made the 860 qc4v able to be fitted with a turbo kit to bring it to the 1100 or 1350 level. So guys could run them as is for however many seasons then as the need for more speed bug bites again turbos could be added to to motor to increase HP. Mercury racing could even require the motors be sent to them for the turbo install/upgrade...
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Is the 1750 a new motor or just a hot ecm with new badging for new hype???
.... and something Bob Bull's Race cat's have already run ??? LOL |
Originally Posted by speicher lane
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Is the 1750 a new motor or just a hot ecm with new badging for new hype???
.... and something Bob Bull's Race cat's have already run ??? LOL |
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