Stock 502 EFI engines
08-22-2006, 09:37 AM
#11
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Re: Stock 502 EFI engines
Originally Posted by CigDaze
If I'm not mistaken, wasn't the Merc 502 discontinued when the 496 was introduced in 2001?
A local had a 1999ish Baja with a fresh 502 in it. He bought a 2004 Nordic and swapped motors before he sold the Baja. Someone got the 1999ish baja with a new 496, while he kept the motor he liked in the boat he wanted.
08-22-2006, 09:55 AM
#12
Re: Stock 502 EFI engines
I think the last year for the 502 was 2002.
There are no decent "bolt-ons" for the 502 if you want to keep the EFI.
The kit Kamma spoke of from Tyler is a great kit but it's about $6k per engine. I have heard nothing but good things about Vortech superchargers for the 502 but again about $6k. It would be nice if there was something out there that was "in-between" for a couple thousand that would get you 40-50 TRUE hp!
There are no decent "bolt-ons" for the 502 if you want to keep the EFI.
The kit Kamma spoke of from Tyler is a great kit but it's about $6k per engine. I have heard nothing but good things about Vortech superchargers for the 502 but again about $6k. It would be nice if there was something out there that was "in-between" for a couple thousand that would get you 40-50 TRUE hp!
08-22-2006, 11:41 AM
#13
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Re: Stock 502 EFI engines
Originally Posted by noboat
I think the last year for the 502 was 2002.
There are no decent "bolt-ons" for the 502 if you want to keep the EFI.
The kit Kamma spoke of from Tyler is a great kit but it's about $6k per engine. I have heard nothing but good things about Vortech superchargers for the 502 but again about $6k. It would be nice if there was something out there that was "in-between" for a couple thousand that would get you 40-50 TRUE hp!
There are no decent "bolt-ons" for the 502 if you want to keep the EFI.
The kit Kamma spoke of from Tyler is a great kit but it's about $6k per engine. I have heard nothing but good things about Vortech superchargers for the 502 but again about $6k. It would be nice if there was something out there that was "in-between" for a couple thousand that would get you 40-50 TRUE hp!
08-22-2006, 12:31 PM
#14
Re: Stock 502 EFI engines
Originally Posted by omerta one
The 502 CID (8.2L) Mercury engine is still in production; Mercury Racing's 525EFI; 600SCI and the 700SCI are all using the 502 block.
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