2026 Mercury Racing 1100

Power and Torque
The 1100 pumps out 1,100 lb-ft of torque from 2500 to 5250 rpm and delivers 1,100 horsepower at its 6,500 rpm red line. All of this power and torque comes from 89 posted octane (R+M)/2, (95 RON, global) pump gas. Competitive engines with like power ratings require a minimum 91 posted octane. Like the 1350, the 1100 complies with EPA and CARB exhaust gas emissions limits.

M6 Drive
The legendary M6 drive features a race-proven twin-pinion gear shaft design which splits the torque load for a higher power capacity while maintaining a slim, surface-piercing gearcase shape for maximum efficiency. Forged lower gears are designed to handle higher torque loads while an innovative dry sump lubrication system ensures maximum efficiency and power output.

M8 Drive
A short, surface-piercing gearcase allows the engines to be mounted two inches deeper in the boat, which lowers the center of gravity, improving boat handling and overall performance. It also provides more flexibility in boat hatch styling. The M8 features twin-pinion drive and robust internal components rated to handle up to 1600 lb. ft of torque and 1600hp. Its dry sump design reduces parasitic power losses. A standard active anode provides enhanced corrosion resistance.