Mercruiser 502 Mpi Marine Engines Rebuilt Built Grumpy Jenkins Heads on 2040-parts.com
Whittier, California, United States
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these motors are rebuilt and ready to go they are not stock have cams and grumpy bill jenkins heads roller rockers one motor has a dart block one motor is standard rotation the other is reverse rotation saling for less then i have in them comes with the computers already programmed to the build on the motors questions call 714 457 0603 auction is for both motors no injectors complete from intake to pan comes with all in pics, buyer responsible for shipping
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