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37777 Scorpian engine package???
Guys
Do the 377 Scorpion small blocks blue motors require the same valve train maintenance the blue 500/525 ect. require upon 200-250 hours? Trying to find intel and educate myself on these motors verses the Black 350 mag or 6.2 liters prior to purchase. What Merc maintenance would be required of these motors not to include the normal (raw water impeller, motor/drives oil changes ect). After having twin BB in my last Sonic I'm looking to go twin SB to allow ease of access in the engine compartment that I can perform myself. Any idea what the cost to rebuild a small block 350/377? Thanks for your replies. Mike |
They were rare, valve train lasted a little longer, if you get into then get rid of the pistons. |
Originally Posted by plon9mike
(Post 4676200)
Guys
Do the 377 Scorpion small blocks blue motors require the same valve train maintenance the blue 500/525 ect. require upon 200-250 hours? Trying to find intel and educate myself on these motors verses the Black 350 mag or 6.2 liters prior to purchase. What Merc maintenance would be required of these motors not to include the normal (raw water impeller, motor/drives oil changes ect). After having twin BB in my last Sonic I'm looking to go twin SB to allow ease of access in the engine compartment that I can perform myself. Any idea what the cost to rebuild a small block 350/377? Thanks for your replies. Mike |
Cam lifts in a SBC are not as high as a BBC so thus the valve train will last longer
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And needed 93 octane as well
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Thanks guys for the info concerning the 377 scorpion engine package, was shying away due to the possible valve train reliability/maintenance. Great info thanks to all! This is what a forum is for!
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Originally Posted by BUP
(Post 4676801)
And needed 93 octane as well
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I have been told that I should expect that the engines can do at least 750 hours before having to perform any "major" maintenance, but not sure if it is true.
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Not sure I quite follow the reasoning for buying them. If the goal is to get something easier to work on and less maintenance then go with outboards.
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