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ljmauricio
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Hyundai marine diesel engines

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Has anybody seen, heard of, have any experience with these engines? http://www.hyundaiseasallusa.com/S250_Engine.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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I've never heard of them, but looks like a compact engine package that may fit well in a B31. I'd be interested what others think of the CGI (Compacted Graphite Iron) block. Their add says it's stronger, stiffer, lighter and more quiet than a conventional cast iron block.

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installed in a B31:

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Re: Hyundai marine diesel engines

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I have no actual data regarding their small marine engines but their truck engines (on which these engines are based) are well regarded... Also, Hyundai is a huge conglomerate, they have a finger in many pies... Ship (including main engine as well as auxiliary engine) building, transport (trucks and busses), automotive, construction equipment (earth movers etc)... Speaking personally, I'd much rather have a Korean diesel in my boat then a Chinese one... And, I do believe these Koreans are giving the Japanese (Komatsu, Yanmar etc) a run for their money...
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Sound like a cummins so I don't know how much reduction in noise the block material subtracts from the combustion noise.

Comparison between makers with a db meter might add some credibility to noise reduction claims, but thats' just me.

Wish a fish eye lense wasn't used on some pics, distorts width perception.

Graphite has become the new super material not only in advanced electronics but also engine construction.
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Hmmm, they spelt Bertram wrong.
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Are these the same people who "marinised" the 6.0 Ford diesel?
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These are V6s.. is there enough room for a mechanic to get between the outboard sides of the engines and the hull of a B31? On my B33 with Cummins 6Bs I can barely fit in the space available.
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Carl wrote:Hmmm, they spelt Bertram wrong.
That's how they spell it in Canada. The emphasis being on rum.....
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