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X2 (even though I have a 225 on mine, 150 is more than enough)
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I agree 150 is the best power. I have a Suzuki 150 Super Six, runs great. 44mph top end, Cruises at 28mph and gets 3.0 MPG..
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Been answered pretty well....if you can swing it get a 150. There have been a few that have said 115 was good enough for them so I would consider that your absolute minimum which was your original question. Of course if you have a newer 115 and a little older 150 I would chose the 150 hands down.
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If someone was gonna give up a few hundred more dollars for a 150 over a 115 go for the 150, you won't regret it.
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I got a 200 for sale, where are you at?
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I am very pleased with my 140 4 stroke......40 mph top end, 5 mpg.
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X2 (even though I have a 225 on mine, 150 is more than enough)
150 works great on mine...
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