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I was impressed with the performance.
45mph+ top end and cruise at 30mph with 2mpg+.
That is a big boat for a single.
45mph+ top end and cruise at 30mph with 2mpg+.
That is a big boat for a single.
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He was a talker
1984 Mako 238 WA [br]2015 Suzuki 250 APX[br]Central PA/OCMD[br]http://www.classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=35081[br] -
so he had a single 300 on there before? No wonder he has problems, that is a lot of boat for that motor. If he would have done twins he wouldn't be re-powering unless he wanted to do it.
1978 Mako 25 - Blind Hog
1985 Mako 20c - sold
Fort Walton Beach, FL
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Propped correctly the weight and size of the boat does not matter. An outboard does not know if it is pushing a 70ft barge at 5mph or a 17ft speedboat at 50mph. An outboard propped correctly that can hit wot rpm has the same load regardless of the boat. The prop size and pitch controls the load.
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