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What is the difference between a vehicle engine and a marine motors?
Lilnikki2343
Boat engines are built to hold high rpms (revolutions per minute) for long periods of time. Vehicle engines are not built for high rps or most of the anyways. Vehicle engines also have more torque the marine engine.
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