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Suzuki DF350 #'s
So I'm almost finished with the first 10 hrs on the engine and figured i'd post up some performance numbers on the Boat/Engine. I'm very happy with the performance of this engine and the 23 seacraft. I hadn't ever ran one before i pushed mine off the trailer and fired up the engine. I think it may benefit from raising the engine up to the last hole on the bracket and may need to go up a prop size after the rings fully seat but I really dont think it's worth the expense of 2 new props for a small gain.
1979 23' SF - Suzuki DF350A Prop: 15.5 x 24 duoprop Mount: Hermco Twin engine bracket mounted 1" higher than instructions (top of platform 27" above keel) Fuel - 90 Gallons (104 gal tank) 90 Octane ethanol free Weather: Glass calm conditions, 90 degrees 5 adults and minimal gear, T-top installed 3300 RPM - 30 MPH - 7.93 GPH - 3.8 MPG 3900 RPM - 36 MPH - 10.3 GPH - 3.5 MPG 4600 RPM - 43 MPH - 15.0 GPH - 2.9 MPG 6300 RPM - 59 MPH - 29.8 GPH - 2.0 MPG Whats interesting, is that with 20 gallons of fuel and only me on board i get the same Max speed of 59 which is what leads me to believe it may need more prop. |
Sounds like a nice sled. Sounds like there is a little more in it yet maybe. No bad #'s at all.
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Let's see here, 30 mph at 3300 rpms at 3.8 mpg....with five aboard??? I would be ecstatic!!! Well done :)
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Those are some outstanding #s for sure.
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350
How is the stability and how does it go in reverse
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Sweet! I need one of them 350's
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3900 RPM - 36 MPH - 10.3 GPH - 3.5 MPG with that load is amazing!
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Great numbers! Where are the pictures? So I guess a spare prop means both?
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incredible numbers! bigger is better!
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WOW! Same MPG or better than my '79 with a new 300. And you are pushing 60 which is crazy. She's about 6mph faster across the board at the same rpm's.
Tempted!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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