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Probably the simplest way to do these is to get a parts manual for both
engines and compare the part numbers. I think at a minimum you are looking at a new piston, camshaft, and carburetor. Maybe even a new head. Buying a new 6 might prove cheaper. JR Arnold wrote: Hello, Does anybody know how to convert a Mercury 4hp 4 stroke into a 6 hp. Motorbloc and cu are the same. The WOT of the 6hp is approx. 1000 rpm more then the 4 hp. Thanks for any help arnold |
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On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 17:45:56 +0100, "Arnold"
wrote: Hello, Does anybody know how to convert a Mercury 4hp 4 stroke into a 6 hp. Motorbloc and cu are the same. The WOT of the 6hp is approx. 1000 rpm more then the 4 hp. Thanks for any help I had one of these on a small dingy, and mounted a Garrett turbo on it. It made 65 hp, and would push that little dingy 80 mph. It was always fun to watch the locals as I "fly" into the bay. |
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80 MPH on a "dingy"? Come on...
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