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I may be replacing the 5.7L Mercruiser (Chevy) so am trying to get ahead and
ask some questions early. I understand that a 4 bolt block is stronger, but if you build a 300hp (or less) motor, will it really make any difference? At what point do you see a 2 bolt block breaking (what HP)? Will a 2 bolt go up to 350hp and hold up? If I indeed need to replace the motor, I plan to look for an automotive short block and install a marine cam, use all of the mercruiser other parts (manifolds, distributor, starter, alternator, etc.) so I should pretty much have a "marine" engine but not at the prices Mercruiser wants. Thanks, bobby bbusselman at hotmail dot com |
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