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Going from 575sc to 502 s or 496?
Need to put power in a 2003 31 sonic, it was built from the factory with 575 supercharged motors bought the boat without engines, in 03 most came out of the factory with 496s, so my question is this, would it be easier to put in 502 mags since it had 575sc and I believe everything is the same and will line up with the exhaust holes on the transom, the race engine mounts, or my other option is to go with the 496s but I believe that the mounts are different, possibly the angle of the exhaust, etc., as far as speed I think the boat should run about the same with either engine package,any input guys?
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Mounts are the same for 496 vs 502, exhaust is very slightly different but most 502/Bravo boats can go to 496/Bravo without significant exhaust changes. Speed should be close, possibly slightly faster with the 496s if we're talking totally stock for both.
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500 EFIs are pretty much same motor as 575sci minus blowers, so all should work together.
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Originally Posted by Quinlan
(Post 4852494)
500 EFIs are pretty much same motor as 575sci minus blowers, so all should work together.
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Originally Posted by Wildman_grafix
(Post 4852506)
Except for whatever reason HP500 EFI's were full roller motors.
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You better verify the 496 has the same plug in for the electrical harness. That could be an obstacle to overcome.
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Originally Posted by Quinlan
(Post 4852494)
500 EFIs are pretty much same motor as 575sci minus blowers, so all should work together.
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Originally Posted by 87MirageIntruder
(Post 4852537)
You better verify the 496 has the same plug in for the electrical harness. That could be an obstacle to overcome.
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Originally Posted by boatnt
(Post 4852549)
so is a 500efi block the same as a 502efi block?
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Originally Posted by boatnt
(Post 4852549)
so is a 500efi block the same as a 502efi block?
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