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The 18SF's deck will not drain above 400 lbs. of motor weight unless you raise the deck. Many people will go up to 425 lbs +/- and just use ball scuppers and interior drain plugs. IMHO, all of those 200hp 18SF's are lighter 2strokes around 425lbs. That 3.1L 200 Yamaha VMAX you mentioned is 509 lbs. and would not be a good match. We had a 1996 150 Johnson that went almost 50 and was well matched besides the marginal water sheading of the slightly higher v-6 weight. The 130 Yamaha on my 18SF was the best weight to power ratio IMHO
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thanks when i was looking all the newer (00-up ) yamahas from 150 to 200 wieght about the same and i thought the 3.1 wieght 466
what about 150 saltwater series ? how long have u lived in bradenton i lived there from 1994-2004 |
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The SWS oX66 150 weighs around 450 based on the 2.6L block with the FI gear. The Yamaha carbed 150 is 426. I have been in Bradenton since 1998. Jupiter is where I spent the 1st 22 yrs. Where are you located?
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what he said, mine had a inline 6 115 merc and was just fine really, weight will kill
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Any way you measure it - dumbass is expensive |
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