your opinion on mercruiser 600 sci
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friend of mine may take a boat on trade with these engines...
can anyone tell me more about them?
general reliability
idle friendly
how many hours before rebuild
cost to rebuild compared to other engines like 500's efi or 525.
so on and so forth!
thanks!
can anyone tell me more about them?
general reliability
idle friendly
how many hours before rebuild
cost to rebuild compared to other engines like 500's efi or 525.
so on and so forth!
thanks!
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also not sure what fuel they burn! check the link, not sure i understand... 87 ? or 91 in the fuel requirement line? they state both...
http://www.mercuryracing.com/sterndr...gines/600-sci/
http://www.mercuryracing.com/sterndr...gines/600-sci/
#8
87 oct.
http://www.mercuryracing.com/sterndr...gines/600-sci/
Bravo XR Sport shorties lasted 100 hours behind 600's in a Sunny F-4 (11,000 lb) before owner traded it.
Great motors. Love the whine! Can turn up to 700's.
Edit: I would double check the manual for whatever year motors they are. Merc may have changed fuel requirements over the years. I can't remember what we used to put in the F-4. Let me double check with the owner. For some reason I thought we ran more than 87 octane.
http://www.mercuryracing.com/sterndr...gines/600-sci/
Bravo XR Sport shorties lasted 100 hours behind 600's in a Sunny F-4 (11,000 lb) before owner traded it.
Great motors. Love the whine! Can turn up to 700's.
Edit: I would double check the manual for whatever year motors they are. Merc may have changed fuel requirements over the years. I can't remember what we used to put in the F-4. Let me double check with the owner. For some reason I thought we ran more than 87 octane.
Last edited by Knot 4 Me; 06-03-2015 at 08:32 AM.
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also not sure what fuel they burn! check the link, not sure i understand... 87 ? or 91 in the fuel requirement line? they state both...
http://www.mercuryracing.com/sterndr...gines/600-sci/
http://www.mercuryracing.com/sterndr...gines/600-sci/


