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Bigshrimpin 03-12-2017 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by bilgerat (Post 250135)
well the 8.1 didn't last long enough for me to even go look at it, I do have a bravo transom assy and a buddy has a bravo III duo prop hes selling, Might put a 5.7 with the BIII in it, any one running a BIII in a 25?

Fishstretcher has a bravo 3 and 350 on his 25.

Bushwacker 03-12-2017 11:22 PM

A 383 stroker motor might be even better. Not a high rpm motor but neither is the outdrive, and it'd be significantly lighter than a big block!

FLexpat 03-12-2017 11:53 PM

The new Gen V Marine LS series L86 motor is aluminum, weighs less than a 383 and has more power. It has 6.2L displacement - Volvo is offering it at 420 or 430 HP and Kodiak is also offering it. I think even with the FWC it is something like 150# less than a 5.7 or 383. Problem is that it probably isn't as cheap as a 383.:o

bilgerat 03-13-2017 09:04 AM

that would be nice but the $ would be the issue, I could build My own 383 stroker for a lot less . I have a mercruiser 5.7 vortec roller motor with a blown head gask. wouldn't take much to build it

FLexpat 03-13-2017 01:22 PM

FWC with Good Aluminum heads and aluminum exhaust & intake manifolds would take a lot of weight out of a 383. Losing 150 lbs back there and improving how the engine breathes could work out really well.


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