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The Inside Scoop On Sonny Leonard's New 820ci Marine Engine

PigNaPoke

nice article... $100k+...jmo i dont see many being sold.

obrien

I don't thing price will be the problem. The thing I look at is how wide the engine is.

JIMKID Motorsports

try fitting that in a boat the mercurys were hard enough good luck with that

turbom700

Other than to be different, which I'm totally cool with. WHY???? When you can get the same power from merc for the same price with "some" warranty. I would much rather have a FI engine of NA all day long. More efficient and you don't sacrifice rpms range to make other areas work.

sprsptr

Those will pop your Bravo's! LOL Plenty impressive, given the market conditions right now it will be a tough sell.

boatfreak

While I think they're pretty cool I do have to agree the size will be a big problem. I also have to say those are some pretty big numbers even with the CI. I'm not an engine guy but at 1.76 hp/ci can a guy expect them to have much of a life. My 572s are a decent build and making 780 but even that is only 1.36/ci. I would like to think for the money you would be able to get a few hrs out of them.

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benjen

Yes they are huge and clearly will not find their way into any twin engine V bottom other than some monster like a Magnum for example. But, and I know everyone will jump all over me here. I believe they are still cheaper than Mercury and make more power through a wider RPM range than Mercury. They are fuel injected and should be able to have a nice tune from idle to full throttle. Could be very interesting for some high end cat guys.

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