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Old 05-22-2010, 04:40 PM
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Default Re: 2000 evinrude ficht?

THT is worthless for info, very few have a clue about anything but post anyway cause they heard it somewhere. Some of the models had issues some did not, I don't remember which ones and which HP. 2 people that might give good info is Dunk, who is on THT and does know, or maybe call Mike at American Marine. He was a dealer during the time frame 727 938 9796. Even calling DFI Tech as mentioned they may be able to help too. Bottom line is don't pay much for it one way or the other and take what it gives you.
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Old 05-23-2010, 01:02 PM
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Default Re: 2000 evinrude ficht?

My info was from Dunk on THT. Idiot factor is high on THT.
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Old 05-24-2010, 11:29 PM
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My info was from Dunk on THT. Idiot factor is high on THT.
What he was aying was any of the BRP motors were very good - there were some earlier models that didn't have many issues either. It was kinda certain HP motors had a bunch and some worked out pretty good - as I said just don't pay squat for it a take what it gives and check with DFI Tech on the cost of an EMM
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