GTSR W1 Stolen - Pre-Delivery

[Mercury Bullet]

Originally Posted by MDS69

I would have thought the computer would limit too much damage.

A hand built engine built to tight tolerances such as these won't like being flogged to the limit without being bedded in. Particularly when cold, which no doubt happened.
It's no mass produced lsa.

I know of one Miami that was driven straight from the showroom to the dyno. It lunched itself.

Limiters are setup for run in and warm engines.

[pottery beige]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

A hand built engine built to tight tolerances such as these won't like being flogged to the limit without being bedded in. Particularly when cold, which no doubt happened.
It's no mass produced lsa.

I know of one Miami that was driven straight from the showroom to the dyno. It lunched itself.

Limiters are setup for run in and warm engines.

yea nah

[Mercury Bullet]

Um yea na doesn't really cut it.

Got anything to back your yea Nas up?

These are virgin blocks to the best of my knowledge.

Even the racing blocks I used to run had been bedded in for 100 hours prior to being built.

[pottery beige]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

Um yea na doesn't really cut it.

Got anything to back your yea Nas up?

These are virgin blocks to the best of my knowledge.

Even the racing blocks I used to run had been bedded in for 100 hours prior to being built.

OEM

plenty of big brothers and fat in the tune

links to your racing blocks not loading

[Mercury Bullet]

Google my username, you will find plenty.


Doesn't matter how much fat you have in a tune, to suggest that you flog any new motor like you stole isn't best practice. I would be asking for a new motor which the gentleman apparently got.

[pottery beige]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

Google my username, you will find plenty.


Doesn't matter how much fat you have in a tune, to suggest that you flog any new motor like you stole isn't best practice. I would be asking for a new motor which the gentleman apparently got.

???

https://www.racing.com/horses/mercury-bullet

google my username

[Mercury Bullet]

Here you go

https://youtu.be/wxcbvZyp1zc

https://youtu.be/3Fb5fPvakW4

[.:4:.]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

Here you go

https://youtu.be/wxcbvZyp1zc

You wouldn't catch me dead being the observer in a race boat. Anyhow, I'm guessing they were twin 2 strokes, but back in 1990 what was the displacement and output?

[Mercury Bullet]

Originally Posted by .:4:.

You wouldn't catch me dead being the observer in a race boat. Anyhow, I'm guessing they were twin 2 strokes, but back in 1990 what was the displacement and output?

2.4l v6 @around 385hp each @the props.
Upgraded late 92 with 2.5l slightly more hp and much more torque.

To the best of my knowledge it's still running today under a different name, I sold in 93 after my accident.

[.:4:.]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

2.4l v6 @around 385hp each.
Upgraded late 92 with 2.5l slightly more hp and much more torque.

To the best of my knowledge it's still running today under a different name, I sold in 93 after my accident.

Sounds pretty nuts. I see a few recreational ski boats with stock 2.5L ho 250s that leave my 220hp sterndrive in the dust. I'm guessing well over 100mph was it's happy place? I'm still satisfied with the 60mph mine does set to kill mode. Water feels much faster then roads in my opinion.

[pottery beige]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

Here you go

https://youtu.be/wxcbvZyp1zc

https://youtu.be/3Fb5fPvakW4

fantastic

and totally irrelevant with your straw man

OEM

[Mercury Bullet]

Very old school now, new boats are running legs with TT big blocks @140mph with skiers.

Best I ever got out of her was running in a pair of 2.4's @120mph.

After 30 minutes of running in for PB. :P

[pottery beige]

pro tip

90's was full of stone washed jeans and bad hair cuts

[Mercury Bullet]

Originally Posted by pottery beige

fantastic

and totally irrelevant with your straw man

OEM

Will agree to disagree.

Be my guest flogging brand new motors.

[Mercury Bullet]

Originally Posted by pottery beige

pro tip

90's was full of stone washed jeans and bad hair cuts

Boardies, thongs and bad haircuts.

Dinner time....seeya!

[pottery beige]

Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet

Will agree to disagree.

Be my guest flogging brand new motors.

all good bud

within a minute or two of smashing through the dealership window it was up to temp

car was sliding all over the place with random meth head rolling it

nothing

OEM