Mercury Racing Unveils 1350/1100 QC4v Engine
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Then again, loosing a key and having to replace it is potential more $$$ for Merc than having an engine that is self regulating
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Even if Merc only stayed with a two hp setting on their engines, rationally - the first hint of having not enough octane is knock... if Merc can create their guardian system with full blown diagnostics, adding a postage stamp sized coding into the ecm could in theory be a switch between the two hp ranges automatically when the engine's ability to adjust timing goes beyond spec at a higher hp setting. A short amount of dyno time should give the thumb print on the engines characteristics running on each fuel octane in order to create a "octane" sensing engine
Then again, loosing a key and having to replace it is potential more $$$ for Merc than having an engine that is self regulating
Then again, loosing a key and having to replace it is potential more $$$ for Merc than having an engine that is self regulating
this is the link from Speed on the Water, September download issue
https://speedonthewater.com/in-the-n...power-paradigm