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Bygracealone 04-14-2006 07:42 PM

93 200HP Suzuki's
 
Hey guys, I'm thinking about selling the engines that I had on the 248 before I sold her to Skools. However, I have a couple of questions.

The engines are counter rotating. *Could each engine be used by itself? *Here's why I ask. *I'm thinking about only selling one and keeping the other in case I go bracket on my dually. *If I did that, would it make a difference in which one I keep and which one I sell? *Or is the best bet to simply sell them as a pair and buy another engine down the road if I go bracket? *

msbhammer 04-14-2006 10:58 PM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
Hmmm, I have always wondered that myself. Maybe its simply getting a differnt prop. Would like to know myself. ;D ;D ;D

Airslot 04-15-2006 10:43 AM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
You can use the counter rotator as a single w/ no worries. The only thing that I've ever heard is that the reverse cut gear that makes it rotate the wrong way is just a hair weaker then the regular rotation. That being said, if you were to ever blow the lower unit, just replace w/ a standard rotation and of course the prop.

Airslot

reelapeelin 04-15-2006 11:10 AM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
I'm w/Airslot...it won't matter which way the prop's spinnin'...boat's still gonna go...I'd try to sell as pair 1st for a while, then offer to split...see how it goes... :D...

Bygracealone 04-15-2006 11:49 AM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
Thanks again guys.

Hey, would the counter rotating engine respond differently to the steering? Especially going in reverse?

I'll probably take RAP's advice and try selling them as a pair first.

reelapeelin 04-15-2006 12:00 PM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
Rev., they're all gonna torque one way or the other...steering tab on foot and steering system (hydraulic or NFS) will off-set either... ;)...

Skools Out 04-17-2006 02:39 AM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
that yr Suzuki had issues sell them both and buy one good yamaha or johnson/evinrude. J/E will work with your current controls and wiring.

Bygracealone 04-17-2006 11:14 PM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
Skools, just curious, what are the known issues with them? *

Also, what do you think they could sell for? *I paid close to $4k for the pair less than a year ago and really haven't used them at all. *

Lastly, when you suggest buying a J/E, you're also suggesting I go with a bracket, right? *

Thanks fo your time Skools. *We've missed you!

Skools Out 04-17-2006 11:31 PM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
yeah buy a bracket and go J/E so your current controls will work.

Those Zuks had oil issues and the main bearings were known to go bad alot. they also had electronics issues.

I'd ask $4250 for both with controls and props and take $4000 to get your money back. Then sell your OMC seadrive for $750 to $1000 NO prop or controls and then buy you a bracket and a good V6 J/E 175,200, or 225.

Hope for $5000 out of all 3.

Bygracealone 04-17-2006 11:38 PM

Re: 93 200HP Suzuki's
 
I like the way you think Skools ;D

I will probably do as you've suggested.

Thanks buddy.


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