Merc 450R rigging
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From: Norway
Hi,
I hope you all are well.
I will buy a 450R in near future. It will replace my Verado 400R on my Phantom 25.
If I am correct this set up is not a plug and play as fx Verado 350 Sci to 400R.
Do I need to buy a wire harness, different fuel line and steering set up? Anything more?
Can I use something from my 400R setup with the new motor?
If I am correct the upgraded steering for 450R has a higher psi. Is the upgraded steering more precise than the standard Verado power steering? My steering cylinder below the helm has a little slack. Its been replaced with a new and the issue still is there. My reason for asking is that a 100% precise steering is a must driving close to 100 mph.
Thanks for your help !
Cheeers, Toffen
I hope you all are well.
I will buy a 450R in near future. It will replace my Verado 400R on my Phantom 25.
If I am correct this set up is not a plug and play as fx Verado 350 Sci to 400R.
Do I need to buy a wire harness, different fuel line and steering set up? Anything more?
Can I use something from my 400R setup with the new motor?
If I am correct the upgraded steering for 450R has a higher psi. Is the upgraded steering more precise than the standard Verado power steering? My steering cylinder below the helm has a little slack. Its been replaced with a new and the issue still is there. My reason for asking is that a 100% precise steering is a must driving close to 100 mph.
Thanks for your help !
Cheeers, Toffen
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Joined: Feb 2005
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
There is a rigging center, new engine rigging harness and a new DTS clean power harness required. Everything at the dash can stay. Also, you’ll need a 1/2” fuel pickup and fuel line. The new standard GenC steering pump will be sufficient for a single application. There’s a new Mercury Racing HD steering pump required for multi-engine installations.





