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    Cool 2.5 blocks

    guys i have 2 blocks that i am rebuilding on my boat 1993 2.5 200 hp v6 both are carb mtrs one block is stamped ee the other is stamped ff could the ff be from a efi block and the ee be from a carb mtr the welch plug nos OG029578 for ee mtr and OG944533 ff mtr so are they both 2.5 200 v6s thanks for help

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    There were both carb and efi FF’s. Probably some efi EE’s out there too. Mercury did a lot of putting together whatever they had at the time, so when you think you’ve seen it all.....think again.


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    thanks blue goose thats good info

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    They will handle differently. The EE will have more low end punch where as the FF will have a higher top end.

    Both were EFI or carb from the factory.

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    thanks guys im learnin alot never would have thought

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    If you look in the divider plate area (exhaust chest) you will see the difference.
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