Repowering Fuel Injected Boat

[CantRepeat]

I'm sure you can find a motor spec'ed to the RTP for very very close to it. There shouldn't be a need to change out the ECM or the FI system.

Exhaust manifolds.

http://www.marineexhaustmanifolds.co...-and-parts.htm

$2650 for a long block.

http://marineenginedepot.com/MP/Marine-Engines.aspx?IO=1000&ManuID=5014&EID=16541&YTID=10 046

[Bouyhead]

Originally Posted by 46Chief

Not ready to give up on it yet Bouyhead. Want to tempt me with an offer though?

I can't, driveway might be filling up soon. I'm keeping my eyes open over here for you. Still some Sandy salvaged boats/motors popping up once in a while.

Originally Posted by 88 PS190

2 grand any day. PM me

OUCH!

[Dylan]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

Check ebay, It might be easier to swap to a carburetor.

NEW MERCRUISER 350 MAG MPI 300 HP http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-MERCRUIS...cf7996&vxp=mtr

9k for a used motor is insane. You may consider contacting Affordable Fuel Injection here:
http://www.affordable-fuel-injection...rine-19-1.html

Maybe they can discount it since you have some of the parts?

Also I would reference this:
http://www.wakeworld.com/forum/showthread.php?t=779506

I'm thinking there must be a similar automotive application of the intake manifold. Have you contact indmar for alternatives?

[88 PS190]

Originally Posted by Bouyhead

OUCH!

I would never give someone a serious offer that might tempt them to give up a project.

The emotional fall out of starting and failing something (particularly when it is a restoration project like this) will break a man's spirits.

Fine 1850 and you can tow it to me.