Trick Out a 240 Merc

[jamepc]

I may be getting a 2001 Sea Doo Islandia with an '01 2 stroke 240 HP Mercury. Is there anything I can do (<$1000) to squeeze a few more ponies out of it? Since it's inside the engine bay there's plenty of room for bolt ons.
Thanks,
James

[DMOORE]

I may be getting a 2001 Sea Doo Islandia with an '01 2 stroke 240 HP Mercury. Is there anything I can do (<$1000) to squeeze a few more ponies out of it? Since it's inside the engine bay there's plenty of room for bolt ons.
Thanks,
James
Not even worth the hassle. Just enjoy it.
Darrell.

[jamepc]

That's what I figured. Probably high cost for little gain.
Thanks,
James

[Towndrunk]

Nitrous!

[jamepc]

Are there specific kits for these engines or just something that's put together yourself? Any links to articles, advertisments, message board posts regarding this?
Thanks,
James

[vishus]

Call Chuck Goodman @ http://hydrodynamics-usa.com/index.php
He's the BEST for OB NOS... our you can ask TD... HE has one of CHUCK's BAD BOY systems...

[Tom Brown]

The best thing about running a modified outboard is that you will become an expert in outboard repair.
That nitrous system will help you brush up on your piston changing skills.
Modified is definitely the way to go. :cool:

[Towndrunk]

Heads would be the most bang for your buck.

[jamepc]

Has anyone had experience with this company: http://www.simonmotorsports.com/ ?

[kingsbiship]

I've heard nothing but GOOD about their alternators!