Young Performance 750- Latest engine
10-30-2006 | 03:14 PM
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Re: Young Performance 750- Latest engine
Originally Posted by mrhorsepower1
Nice Color! Looks good Eddie! Here's some pics of my 750 HP 540 in almost the same color! 
which boat did that go into? wasn't that for the scarab?
Originally Posted by Young Performance
A view from the front with the serpentine accessory drive and thermostatic oil system.
simply quality as well!!!!
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Jc Performance 598/800
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10-30-2006 | 04:30 PM
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Rob
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Re: Young Performance 750- Latest engine
Originally Posted by mrhorsepower1
Nice Color! Looks good Eddie! Here's some pics of my 750 HP 540 in almost the same color!
Dean get them to cut off those motor mount stringer bolts
Eddie who's dyno you using up there now??? Rob
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10-30-2006 | 08:08 PM
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Re: Young Performance 750- Latest engine
Semper Fi,
Thank you for the kind words. Best of luck to you with the Cobra if you get it. Hope to see you with a boat again soon. If I can do anything for you, feel free to call anytime.
RBR,
These motors are a little more expensive than the usual 750's because of some of the parts. They were built to accept some Whipple's in the near future. The normal 750's have a Lunati crank, just not the blower series. There are a few other minor differences. Basically, these motors as they sit are $32,000 as a carb and $37,000 as an EFI. Like I said, they have some extra money in them for some upgraded parts. They all carry a one year warranty.
Thank you for the kind words. Best of luck to you with the Cobra if you get it. Hope to see you with a boat again soon. If I can do anything for you, feel free to call anytime.
RBR,
These motors are a little more expensive than the usual 750's because of some of the parts. They were built to accept some Whipple's in the near future. The normal 750's have a Lunati crank, just not the blower series. There are a few other minor differences. Basically, these motors as they sit are $32,000 as a carb and $37,000 as an EFI. Like I said, they have some extra money in them for some upgraded parts. They all carry a one year warranty.
