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Honda outboards
The postings show very few Honda outboards (200, 225, 250) being used. Is there something wrong with them? I believe Honda invented the 4-stroke... -- Thanks for your comments, aaf
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Re: Honda outboards
Yes, The honda 130 weighs 505lbs vs the Suzuki 140 at 406lbs. The honda is also much more expensive.
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Re: Honda outboards
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Re: Honda outboards
i had a old homlite bearcat 4 stroke in the late sixty on my first boat i got a feeling that they where the first 4 stroke that i can remember
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To the best of my knowledge, the largest Honda is still 225HP. The 225 is very reliable, good on fuel and of course quite. The only downside to the Honda is that although they are very reliable, they are a little sluggish getting on plane and are not as fast top end as a typical 2 stroke 225. Thier performance is much like a Yamaha 225 4 stroke. I think the actual hospower rating is well below 225HP. I know Yamaha has addresses this with their new 250 4 stroke and they have plenty of power, in fact many people with relatively new larger center consoles are selling them to get the same boat with 250's.
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Does anyone have a Honda 225 on a 23 CC without a bracket? If so, how does the weight affect the waterline at rest and the performance?
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Re: Honda outboards
Thanks to all that answered my question on Honda outboards...aaf
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