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MILD THUNDER 11-08-2016 07:54 PM


Originally Posted by getrdunn (Post 4498799)

Not much info on any of those cams going past the old 525-800sc hyd flat tappet .559 lift cam that was used forever it seems.

The 800sc (not 800sci), 600sc (not 600sci), and 575sci, used the same cam. Which was a 240/240 @ .050 .559/.559 lift 110 LSA hydraulic FLAT tappet cam.

525SC, used the same 228/236 at .050 530/551 lift 114 LSA flat tappet cam, that was used in the 400hp, 420hp, and 425hp mercruiser 454ci engines.

getrdunn 11-08-2016 08:05 PM


Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER (Post 4498816)
The 800sc (not 800sci), 600sc (not 600sci), and 575sci, used the same cam. Which was a 240/240 @ .050 .559/.559 lift 110 LSA hydraulic FLAT tappet cam.

525SC, used the same 228/236 at .050 530/551 lift 114 LSA flat tappet cam, that was used in the 400hp, 420hp, and 425hp mercruiser 454ci engines.

Ok Bob.... Pop quiz... What was the 850csi cam now that the op got his answer the best we can figure anyway.

getrdunn 11-08-2016 08:07 PM

I meant MT. :rolleyes:

MILD THUNDER 11-08-2016 08:19 PM


Originally Posted by getrdunn (Post 4498830)
Ok Bob.... Pop quiz... What was the 850csi cam now that the op got his answer the best we can figure anyway.

I dont think he got his answer yet. He was asking on the 900sc cam specs. I think the specs you gave earlier, were for the 1075sci cam.

Im so confused now lol

I think 14 apache or someone recently had some 900sc mercs in their shop, maybe they know the 900sc cam specs, or have a grind number off them?

abones 11-08-2016 09:05 PM


Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER (Post 4498789)
The part #'s for the camshafts, are not the same in merc's parts diagrams, so I would say, no , the 900sc carb engine, did not use the same camshaft , as the 1075 EFI.

The 900sc's were known to be valvetrain eaters. I wanna say they had something like 714 lift solid rollers. They used conventional rockers, basically old school blown big blocks like alot of us have. Nothing fancy.

Personally, If I was rebuilding a 900sc merc, I would go for a milder camshaft setup .

Joe, if I remember correctly the part # differences (in part) MIGHT be due to the various cam gears they came with but I can't remember for sure.

mike tkach 11-08-2016 09:14 PM

and the sci engines don,t have a cam lobe for a fuel pump so the part number will be different.

getrdunn 11-08-2016 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER (Post 4498835)
I dont think he got his answer yet. He was asking on the 900sc cam specs. I think the specs you gave earlier, were for the 1075sci cam.

Im so confused now lol

I think 14 apache or someone recently had some 900sc mercs in their shop, maybe they know the 900sc cam specs, or have a grind number off them?

I confused myself. What can I say. Anyway when I originally tried to help OP out this is where I got the info from however you very well may be right. They are however the same sutphen30 sent me recently for the 1075 cam specs. Lift and dur anyway. I did just read a thread that 900 sc was something around 714 lift SR also but again I read it I and can't actually confirm it. So let the mystery continue. Lol

getrdunn 11-08-2016 09:19 PM

Bullet will build what ever way you need it. Without fuel pump lobe with lobe. With or without dist gear. You name it. Good company.

mike tkach 11-08-2016 09:49 PM

i agree but the op still does not have his answer.i will make a call in the morning to get the answer if no one posts it sooner.

abones 11-08-2016 10:02 PM


Originally Posted by mike tkach (Post 4498871)
i agree but the op still does not have his answer.i will make a call in the morning to get the answer if no one posts it sooner.

Hey Mike I believe it is a solid roller 252/257 672/672 on a 112 with an Iron gear .030 hot lash, but if you can call to find out that will clear this up quickly for the OP


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