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it would be nice to do a test drive with both
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Now through the end of the year with Suzuki.
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Originally Posted by DeepV
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are the 300 yamahas still popular?
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how popular are the 225-250 Suzuki's. They seem to have some of the best fuel economy of the bunch when compared, but also seem to be slower by 1-1.5 mph when compared on top end.
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Originally Posted by Jassman
(Post 2329445)
how popular are the 225-250 Suzuki's. They seem to have some of the best fuel economy of the bunch when compared, but also seem to be slower by 1-1.5 mph when compared on top end.
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with the verados...any feedback on fuel dilution?
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Originally Posted by Dawg Gone
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with the verados...any feedback on fuel dilution?
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fuel dilution is gas getting into the oil.
This is happening with some of the boosted PWC engines (Honda, Sea Doo and Kawasaki) and I am curious if the supercharged outboards have this same thing happening. |
Originally Posted by Dawg Gone
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fuel dilution is gas getting into the oil.
This is happening with some of the boosted PWC engines (Honda, Sea Doo and Kawasaki) and I am curious if the supercharged outboards have this same thing happening. www.thehulltruth.com www.veradoclub.com www.outdoorsbest.zeroforum.com These sites have tons of outboard engine info....some truthful, some not...just like anywhere. |
Originally Posted by jafo
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Larger outboards, maybe. Smaller ones? My father bought two new Evinrudes in 1957; a 7 1/2 and an 18. Fifty years later, and we're still running them and they look like new. The only maintenance was lower unit oil changes and a few spark plugs.:cool-smiley-011: Like many other things, they don't build 'em like that anymore.
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