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Old 02-18-2009, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Dave
....The Ilmor engineering team has more degrees than a Russian protractor....Uncle Dave
LOL!

Just how many degrees DOES a Russian protractor have, anyway?
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Old 02-18-2009, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Donzi38ZXXX
The 700SCI/NXT complete package is $50,000-$55,000.
From Terry Sobo on the NXT vs. Bravo thread on SOS:

"Retail price for 525's NXT is $73,790.
Retail price for 700's NXT is $87,421.

You can substitute the drive portion with a SSM VI. That adds another $27,000 to the retail list price. However you still have the NXT transom assy w/ the integrated dry sump transmssion. That's basically a large cone clutch.

Mercury does not offer the 700 w/ a complete SSM VI package.

Just the facts Ma'am."

$87,421 is a long way from $50,000-$55,000. Even if the OEM gets 25% off of list, that's still $65,566. In the end, I suspect the pricing between a 725/Indy and a 700/NXTwill be pretty close. However - I'll bet the 725/Indy will be several mph faster.
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Old 02-18-2009, 07:55 AM
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I have seen the OEM sheet on the 700/nxt and it is in the 50-55k range. would still much rather go with the Ilmor. What do they expect hourwise out of the 725?
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Originally Posted by glassdave
I have seen the OEM sheet on the 700/nxt and it is in the 50-55k range. would still much rather go with the Ilmor. What do they expect hourwise out of the 725?
Ilmordude would know best but I believe Ilmor is pretty comfortable w/ 300hrs +!
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Originally Posted by C_Spray
From Terry Sobo on the NXT vs. Bravo thread on SOS:

"Retail price for 525's NXT is $73,790.
Retail price for 700's NXT is $87,421.

You can substitute the drive portion with a SSM VI. That adds another $27,000 to the retail list price. However you still have the NXT transom assy w/ the integrated dry sump transmssion. That's basically a large cone clutch.

Mercury does not offer the 700 w/ a complete SSM VI package.

Just the facts Ma'am."

$87,421 is a long way from $50,000-$55,000. Even if the OEM gets 25% off of list, that's still $65,566. In the end, I suspect the pricing between a 725/Indy and a 700/NXTwill be pretty close. However - I'll bet the 725/Indy will be several mph faster.
I'm pretty sure oem pricing is about 40% off retail
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So what does the Ilmor eng&drive weigh ? is it less than the 1550 of the Merc 700&Nxt ?
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Originally Posted by LapseofReason
So what does the Ilmor eng&drive weigh ? is it less than the 1550 of the Merc 700&Nxt ?
I believe an Ilmor 725 / Indy Drive Pkg weighs in at 300lbs less than a Merc 700/NXT pkg!
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Dam then if you ran them in a trip boat save 900# thats like getting the gen. some extra fuel and some other stuff for free, at least in terms of #'s saved.
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I think it's a 710 not 725 unless they havn't updated their web site. How do they sound in a more than one setup? I never realy liked the way the Viper sounded.
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Originally Posted by LapseofReason
Dam then if you ran them in a trip boat save 900# thats like getting the gen. some extra fuel and some other stuff for free, at least in terms of #'s saved.
Agreed!
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