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Old 10 May 2007, 09:58   #1
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New 350 hp outboard from Yamaha

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Old 10 May 2007, 11:05   #2
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Nice to see the first test on it - why the hell they had to go for such a huge displacement and so much weight is beyond me.

A Mercury 300xs has a 3.3L block - these things are 5.3L - no wonder they weigh so much!!!
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Nice to see the first test on it - why the hell they had to go for such a huge displacement and so much weight is beyond me.

A Mercury 300xs has a 3.3L block - these things are 5.3L - no wonder they weigh so much!!!
Letīs see what all the other manufacturer will come up with...
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Letīs see what all the other manufacturer will come up with...

I wish Evinrude would come out with a nice V8 2 stroke!!!
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Old 10 May 2007, 14:24   #5
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Nice to see the first test on it - why the hell they had to go for such a huge displacement and so much weight is beyond me.
Probably so they can use it as the basis for a future even larger HP engine
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Old 10 May 2007, 16:21   #6
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Close-300hp v8 Johnsons...
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I wish Evinrude would come out with a nice V8 2 stroke!!!
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Exactly - where's the progress in all these years? Once you use the full 300hp I bet there isn't much difference in economy either!!!
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Probably so they can use it as the basis for a future even larger HP engine
Hopefully so - a 400hp and it may be viable!!!
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anyone knows what the fuell consumption of the mercury XS 300 HP is, or the suzuki 300 HP at WOT? just in order to compare with the yamaha
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I wish Evinrude would come out with a nice V8 2 stroke!!!
Evinrude can make the existing E-Tec 250HP produce 350 HP I was told by one of the head technicians of BRP in Belgium. Only problem if they do that is pollution. They do not longer comply with the environmental requirements.

So imagine, getting 350 HP out of a 240 kg engine …
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