Merc 650 EFI's ????
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Merc 650 EFI's ????
There is a 2007 Nor Tech 39' Vee in the classifieds that has 650 efi's. I've not ever seen a thread about these engines. There is a good chance that I will have a boat built this winter and was going to go with 600 sci's but would prefer an EFI's if they are available at the same or near the same HP.
Can anyone give me a comparison? Thanks!
Can anyone give me a comparison? Thanks!
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They are Nortech's own motors. Mark (Where's Eileen) has 3 of them in his old NT 43V and after 180+ hours they have been bulletproof. They look huge compared to a 525.
He has built 3 boats with NT power and has never been let down by them. He had 625's, 650's and now in the new boat 1000's.
He has built 3 boats with NT power and has never been let down by them. He had 625's, 650's and now in the new boat 1000's.
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There is a 2007 Nor Tech 39' Vee in the classifieds that has 650 efi's. I've not ever seen a thread about these engines. There is a good chance that I will have a boat built this winter and was going to go with 600 sci's but would prefer an EFI's if they are available at the same or near the same HP.
Can anyone give me a comparison? Thanks!
Can anyone give me a comparison? Thanks!
Last edited by gnorthga; 12-29-2008 at 07:59 PM. Reason: forgot something
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thomas I saw that boat at knoxville poker run they are non closed loop motors (500 efi like mine) and I think they were built in house. very hard to get more than 630 hp with out a long block and 572 cubi inch motor on a 500 efi set up. They were probably 630 and they rounded up. They are also not super charged
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Sorry but u just fell way behind look at what I am leaning towards. Looks like you will be sneaking up after all.
http://www.teamshogren.com/new-boats...lightning.html
http://www.teamshogren.com/new-boats...lightning.html
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thomas I saw that boat at knoxville poker run they are non closed loop motors (500 efi like mine) and I think they were built in house. very hard to get more than 630 hp with out a long block and 572 cubi inch motor on a 500 efi set up. They were probably 630 and they rounded up. They are also not super charged
Give the guy who developed them a little more credit than that. Ron Potter developed the NorTech in-house engine program. He use to work at Innovation Marine as one of their 3 top engine builders. A lot of the same ideas and technologies he carried with him to NorTech.
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Give the guy who developed them a little more credit than that. Ron Potter developed the NorTech in-house engine program. He use to work at Innovation Marine as one of their 3 top engine builders. A lot of the same ideas and technologies he carried with him to NorTech.
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