NEW Yamaha F350
12-29-2011, 11:02 PM
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After reading your post and many years of boating offshore I just cant seem to get comfortable with the idea of a single offshore. I know motors have gotten better but i have had my share of murphy mishaps. My trips consist of 60 miles out in the Gulf of Mexico.
I was watching a fishing show down here in Houston late last night and they showed a 33 CC with a single 250 Opti just crusing around Bimini but they never pictured it running hard on top.
The Boat show,down here in Houston, is next week and I'm looking at the twin setup.
I was google'ing all day today at work and came across Hydrotec Phase 3 kits for my Yamaha 200 HPDI's. He had some 200's tweaked to 276hp!
I also have a '01 250 Ficht but not really interested in finding another 250 Ficht to make a set.
Folks as a newbie thanks for the input it is greatly appreciated.
I was watching a fishing show down here in Houston late last night and they showed a 33 CC with a single 250 Opti just crusing around Bimini but they never pictured it running hard on top.
The Boat show,down here in Houston, is next week and I'm looking at the twin setup.
I was google'ing all day today at work and came across Hydrotec Phase 3 kits for my Yamaha 200 HPDI's. He had some 200's tweaked to 276hp!
I also have a '01 250 Ficht but not really interested in finding another 250 Ficht to make a set.
Folks as a newbie thanks for the input it is greatly appreciated.
12-30-2011, 09:51 AM
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I think part of the problem is I'm thinking of the older Scarab Sport which is pretty similar to the superboat.
the newer ones are totally different. The older model weighs a bit more than the superboat but with a single you would make up 200-300 pounds putting the boats within 500 or so pounds of each other. the newer ones weigh in a LOT more.
so... what year is it?
the newer ones are totally different. The older model weighs a bit more than the superboat but with a single you would make up 200-300 pounds putting the boats within 500 or so pounds of each other. the newer ones weigh in a LOT more.
so... what year is it?
01-01-2012, 12:21 PM
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F350 is way too heavy at 822 lbs.
try a pair of F300s. These weight in at 588lbs each.
Or if budget are tight, rebuild what you have or trade in what you got and go with some Ox66s 250hps.
try a pair of F300s. These weight in at 588lbs each.
Or if budget are tight, rebuild what you have or trade in what you got and go with some Ox66s 250hps.
01-01-2012, 05:43 PM
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I just put a pair of the Yamaha F300's on my 30' scarab CC this winter- They're the perfect motor for the boat(had old merc 250's). It runs 65mph and cruises around 50mph at about 4Krpm. Shifts like a dream and great throttle response.
