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Old 08-30-2007, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by marylandmark
300 Verado likes 92 but can use 87- the 300XS' have to have at least 91.

I like the Yammy's and the Suzuki's as well- have friends with them and no issues what-so-ever. Then again- they don't run their boat the way I run mine...

I am not a fan of the 2 stroke Suzuki that goes from 4 cyliners at idle to 6 when running- sounds like crap at the docks and hard to handle...
The HPDI Yammies don't run on 6 cyl's at idle either... you can't feel the difference. They also have an oxegen sensor in one of the cylinders.

Someone mentioned Yamaha and Ford.. I remember when Yamaha built the Ford SHO motor.
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Are there any issues with Verado lower units ? Any long term problems with the whole package ?
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Old 09-01-2007, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Panther
The HPDI Yammies don't run on 6 cyl's at idle either... you can't feel the difference. They also have an oxegen sensor in one of the cylinders.

Someone mentioned Yamaha and Ford.. I remember when Yamaha built the Ford SHO motor.
Just out of curiosity, what's the story behind more duct tape and less nail polish ? Apache because your woman likes it rough ??

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Old 09-01-2007, 09:48 AM
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Dont know ,,, I have 40hours on the 300 Verado and have had no problems ,, have ran them hard a few times but most of it around 4000 with the random wide open for about 2-5 min's I have used 89oct to get home from long days and have not really seen a differance ,, when I get back on the trailor I put 93 back in and life goes on ,,,,, I like them a lot !!!

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Sorry love my Mercs, but here's a video for you from Yamaha testing triple 350's offshore!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ohW6zFqpdI
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Old 09-01-2007, 10:32 AM
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And another, can barely hear them. Is that fun??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8hKT...elated&search=
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actually I and my passengers really like the quiet running Verado's. I've had my 275's for over 2 years now and have been owning outboard powered boats since 2003 and I really do not miss all the noise and hassle with I/O's
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Why don't you step up and get the biggest, cleanest well taken car of, most fuel efficient, fastest, best lay out and well built boating in this size range?

My 2006 Fountain 38TE with triple 275 Verado's with full dual 12" Raymarine E120 units, Radar, Digital Sonar, Aux Fuel tank and a 6'4" stand up head, big v-berth for the wife and kids with every other option available is for sale!

1.3-1.6mpg cruising @ 43-50+mph! 73mph on stock props.
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Originally Posted by FeverMike
Why don't you step up and get the biggest, cleanest well taken car of, most fuel efficient, fastest, best lay out and well built boating in this size range?

My 2006 Fountain 38TE with triple 275 Verado's with full dual 12" Raymarine E120 units, Radar, Digital Sonar, Aux Fuel tank and a 6'4" stand up head, big v-berth for the wife and kids with every other option available is for sale!

1.3-1.6mpg cruising @ 43-50+mph! 73mph on stock props.
It would be great to have a boat like yours. Just dont have the room.
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