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![]() My Monarch, is a 1977 model, and has had the enggine replaced a few years ago with a Four Star reman. Now, It was origionally rated at something like 225 hp. or something like that, and there's really no reason I should think that the reman wouldn't be the same. But engine rebuilders hafe interesting ways about them, like boring cylinders 20, 30, and even 40 thousands oversize, PLUS the cam may or may not be to origional specs. I'm really not that concerned about the hp, because I know it will be enough to handle the boat. It has for a few years. But I belive Four Star located in Indianapolis went out of business a few years ago, and was wondering if seriel numbers might tell the hp rating,t hat is, if alll the variables were to remain stock. Has anyone ever heard of putting a marine engine on a dyno right at the prop? If so, it would be interesting to see what the true rating of this engine and "R" Drive really are, instead of merely going with what is on the valve cover decals.? |
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