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Old 08-05-2010, 11:03 AM
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I thought the whole thing with the Merc package is 200 hour usage between services. That's worth a lot more to most people than an extra 350hp and 20 hour service intervals. Plus the M8 drive is designed to handle the extra torque of that new motor. . .
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I'm interested to see the pricing on them if they are going to be a lot less then Mercs. I wonder if they will have the same warranty as Merc or the normal waranty of a big HP motor?
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Originally Posted by Bigyellowcat
dyno testing twin turbo engines this week?

been wondering why I dropped our twin turbo engines off at skater awhile back and they are not in the boat yet... they are at sterling being dynoed this week?
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Originally Posted by Matt Trulio
Looking forward to seeing this, http://www.boats.com/boat-content/20...engine-coming/.

Look for a post-dyno update on this engine next week.
Next time you talk to Mike ask him what he's going to do with the 860ci V12 Torque Marine blocks he has.
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Its been a week, any updates
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Old 08-12-2010, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by ApachePete
What's the life expectancy for the drives?
I believe Bob's new boat is using BPM surface drives - not the #6's. Accordingly, there shouldn't be any drive problems associated with the increased horsepower.
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Originally Posted by KiloKat
I believe Bob's new boat is using BPM surface drives - not the #6's. Accordingly, there shouldn't be any drive problems associated with the increased horsepower.
That they won't!!
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Any updates?
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[QUOTE=Rik;3180974]That they won't!! [/QUOT


The fist thing I was thinking was how perfect these motors would be mated to some Arnesons. Forget the #6's.



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Originally Posted by Bigyellowcat
dyno testing twin turbo engines this week?

been wondering why I dropped our twin turbo engines off at skater awhile back and they are not in the boat yet... they are at sterling being dynoed this week?


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