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What you can see of the motor cover in the Craigslist ad and the engine compartment in Steps pictures all looks the same as the '89 with the 3.7l 4 cylinder I used to have. There was alot more room under there with the 4 cylinder though.
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Formerly - 89 cuddy 165hp I/O and 95 V21 / 150 Honda When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty. - Thomas Jefferson |
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I/O's are probably the best way to rig a V for speed - more horsepower for more speed.
A 60 mph V should be reasonably easy to achieve. There was a guy hitting a reported 70mph with one........ |
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I love I/O but no one that I know of has bolted on twin Yammies at 300 hp each.Even 250hp twins will smoke a I/O. Now let me tell you I love UBHistory boat name and his great job he did with his 350I/O. but he even admitted to me that he is pushing 500hp plus. AWESOME. But i know if anyone would install twin 300hp outboards they should name their boat COLOR ME GONE.
By the way with my aluminum hardtop and enclosure with a fill 60gallons of gas and all fishing gear along with three people on board loaded to the top I reach a top speed of around 38 mph. Never tried it stripped down!
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