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Old 10-04-2015, 11:45 AM
jdm61 jdm61 is offline
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Each is about 115 lbs more than the 140/3.0L with the alpha one drive. As for size, it's a bit bigger, especially in height, 3" longer, 4" wider, and 9" taller than current the current 3.0, and just 4" taller than the pre-1992 carb'd 3.0L

32"L x 30"W x 30"H, compared to 29 x 26 x 21".

Oh, yeah, it's about 2.5x the price, not counting the changes necessary to your on-board fuel system. Complete package; motor, transmission, transom group and drive is over $20K USD installed.

But if you use the boat a lot, and plan on keeping it for 20+ years....
Interesting. That is less than I thought it would be if the price includes the outdrive. I thought that low $20K price was just for the "bobtail" engine. If the 230/260hp 3 liter V6 with the Bravo setup if priced proportionally to the 150/170 2 liter package, then maybe it becomes a bit more attractive option in situations where folks are converting slightly larger I/0 boats to bracketed 6 cylinder 4stroke outboards.
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