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Just finished my Ilmor training on site. Biggest thing I saw was that their people are there because they want to be there, not just a job, there enthusiasm for their work is huge. That is hard to find.
Focus on the small block V8 and matching outdrive is taking priority over new big HP stuff for now. |
Originally Posted by TUFFboat
(Post 3551529)
Just finished my Ilmor training on site. Biggest thing I saw was that their people are there because they want to be there, not just a job, there enthusiasm for their work is huge. That is hard to find.
Focus on the small block V8 and matching outdrive is taking priority over new big HP stuff for now. |
Originally Posted by C_Spray
(Post 3551518)
Maybe $4,000, but that's MSRP. NOWHERE NEAR a $20k difference.
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Originally Posted by OL40SVX
(Post 3551429)
The Ilmor 725 Indy is only a few thousand more than a 700 nxt.
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Originally Posted by A.O. Razor
(Post 3479498)
Ilmor. Would not think twice about it.
More power, less weight, great service, reliable, good looking, Indy drive, nice sound, fuel efficient. |
"Originally Posted by A.O. Razor
Ilmor. Would not think twice about it. More power, less weight, great service, reliable, good looking, Indy drive, nice sound, fuel efficient." + however many we are up to at this point :-) |
Ilmor rocks!
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Originally Posted by ILMORdude
(Post 3552332)
:kiss:
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which cost more?
Originally Posted by wrinkleface
(Post 3551461)
Define a few???
"The Ilmor 725 with the Indy drive is not cheap, though it is less than a comparable Merc package.Retail price for a single engine/drive is $86,800, excluding propeller. Count on about $6,250 for a Hering forged stainless prop. However, a Merc Racing 700 SCi/NXT carries a retail price of $90,903 excluding prop. " Source http://www.boatingmag.com/engines/st...lock-offerings Uncle Dave |
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