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those 627s were badass. But I loved the 400R Verado. Wish I had enough boat for any of those engines.
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I'm considering a 400 for my 23'
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Considering the same displacement block is identical to the 225 any additional HP is coming from boost not displacement. All that extra $$$$ for more scream without any additional grunt. How tight can you squeeze a 2.6L block for HP?
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No kidding!! I'm betting they have changed the gear ratio on the supercharger to spin faster and worked some computer magic. I bet that supercharger spinning at those rpms will make a BIG mess when it blows!!
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7 took that puppy out to 800 hp years ago. The Ls makes 1200 reliably on the street. The big 4 will be playing ketchup for years. The biggest hurdle for all not named BRP is the pending 2017 CARB compliance. Where are the 4 s cats going to be and how will the heat be addressed? I hope BRP has some engineers at the WPB show so I can ask lots of questions. The local dealer rep had a nice manicure. |
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There is Tampa boy living near Ken's neck of the woods that knows a thing or two about motors and made a pretty good observation that probably applies - "There's no substitute for cubic inches" - 'Big Daddy' Don Garlits
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Yeah, Garlits used to live in Seffner, just east of Tampa, he now lives just south of Ocala next to his museum. What's amazing is the same 500 cubic inch engine size used in 1965, first time I saw Garlits and a AA/TF dragster (that's for us old guys), is now producing around 10,000 hp. True it only has to do it for four seconds, but that's a bad ass four seconds! Seeya at the Gatornations next month. :)
Oh yeah, Terry take it easy on the Bushwacker shorts. I still have nightmares. |
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