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Old 10 March 2006, 01:34   #1
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Suzuki are due to launch their 300hp 4 stroke next year.

What would be a good boat for this engine ???
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Old 10 March 2006, 09:45   #2
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Old 10 March 2006, 17:52   #3
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I'm going to put it on the new Tornado 7,8 while I wait for the 400hp
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Old 10 March 2006, 18:06   #4
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Wonder what the weight will be - Suzuki have done well with the weight of their 250 so hopefully it won't be too bad!!!

Bottom end looks interesting......

I WANT one!!!
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Old 10 March 2006, 21:19   #5
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Looks fantastic but all that power bolted on to a woodern transom,
wonder how long it wil be before we here of a engine breaking off the transom
how many bolts hold it on ?
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Old 10 March 2006, 21:25   #6
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Looks fantastic but all that power bolted on to a woodern transom,
wonder how long it wil be before we here of a engine breaking off the transom
how many bolts hold it on ?
I wouldn't worry about that Roy, check out this then!!

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Old 10 March 2006, 22:23   #7
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well that shuts me up
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Old 10 March 2006, 22:32   #8
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or this

Crompton also do one with 8x outboards!!!
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Wow!!
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