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Old 06-09-2021, 07:57 PM
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Suzuki Marine Unveils New DF250 “SS” Outboard for 2022

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From everything that I hear, Suzukis are a great engine. That said, they do not make a "fast" lower so over 75 mph or so they just have too much drag. A guy in Australia had a couple of 300's on his cat and he suggested against it if speed was the goal. On a fishing boat, durability means more than top speed, in my opinion.
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The trick is to get the cases out of the water.

W/the low water pickup, you can surface the case then it won’t matter how big it is.

Id try a pair.



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From everything that I hear, Suzukis are a great engine. That said, they do not make a "fast" lower so over 75 mph or so they just have too much drag. A guy in Australia had a couple of 300's on his cat and he suggested against it if speed was the goal. On a fishing boat, durability means more than top speed, in my opinion.
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checkout this video

he purchases what seems to me as a used 300 Pro Merc 4 stroke then sends out the lower unit to Bob's Nose Cone .. came out awesome







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In my experience, the only time a nose cone has done me any good, is to give me low water p/u when the motor (‘s) way up.

Every other time it slowed the boat down and doubled the needed trim to fly the bow.


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he purchases what seems to me as a used 300 Pro Merc 4 stroke then sends out the lower unit to Bob's Nose Cone .. came out awesome

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4IAJ0h3RZA


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