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We had a chance to jump on 15 OEM's testing out the New Mercury 350 and 400 Verado V10's! The way these engines push these larger boat is defiantly impressive! The low-end Torque puts you back in you seat even when you think it doesn't have anymore left. Let us know what you think about them down in the comments below.
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23 янв 2023

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Комментарии : 12

@charlieedwards4755 Год назад

Valhalla makes such good looking CC’s. The lines are great

@love2sail Год назад

Great first look at Merc’s V10, thank you

@adrianrubi5012 Год назад

Does Valhalla use balsa wood core in the hull?

@1trik88 Год назад

Was it able to plane with one engine?

@usmanfalah3431 11 месяцев назад

Although the look and shape is nice.... The lack of seats in comparison with the size is a big matter. If a whole bunch of friends has to go 120 miles... and very few seats... It has to have a balance between seats and fishable space.

@stanmolignano1177 Год назад

What was the top end?

@aswan2140 9 месяцев назад

So was top end 60?

@byron561 5 месяцев назад

"3mph more", but more than what? Please tell us top speed. Thank you!

@chillinspearfishin Год назад

MPG? nice it has 3 captains chairs

@TheVonMatrices Год назад

Assuming that both the L6 and V10 are actually producing 400hp and they are running the correct props for their max RPMs, why would one have a higher top speed than the other?

@CenterConsolesOnly Год назад

While the horsepower number is the same, the gear ratio and propeller sizes/pitches have also changed leading to a higher overall speed. Horsepower does not dictate speed. Speed is a direct result of how much water you can move