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snapmorgan 01-25-2018 01:47 PM

In the old days, we put 350 cranks in 400 blocks to make 377's. Wonderful little circle track engines

jbraun2828 01-25-2018 02:26 PM


Originally Posted by Holy Smokes (Post 4606759)
Have one on my Cig 20 and love it. Easy start, smooth idle and tons of torque for this hull.

what kind of speed are you getting holy smokes? I bought a cig 20 a few months back and l can’t decide what motor I want to go with yet.

Holy Smokes 01-25-2018 03:15 PM


Originally Posted by jbraun2828 (Post 4606769)
what kind of speed are you getting holy smokes? I bought a cig 20 a few months back and l can’t decide what motor I want to go with yet.

Low to mid 60's. 1974 model with the rounded keel. I have a -2 shorty that I want to try this next season and hope to get a few mph out of it.

cheech 01-25-2018 05:47 PM


Originally Posted by snapmorgan (Post 4606766)
In the old days, we put 350 cranks in 400 blocks to make 377's. Wonderful little circle track engines

Exactly, just everyone thinks the Mercruiser 6.2's and 377 Scorpions are the same set up. Which they're not, they're as Alldodge stated.

cheech 01-25-2018 05:52 PM


Originally Posted by iliveonanisland (Post 4606735)
A 377 is an under square engine 3.5" stroke and larger bore a 383 is over square 3.75 stroke I'd take the longer stroke tq motor over and under square motor for everything but drag racing. Tq is King on the water

Nope! Both are Oversquare! Oversquare is bore is larger than the stroke.


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