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Old 23 May 2020, 16:43   #21
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Hey Fenlander, what about post 2 can't have a personal opinion or you pretende to be the director, moderator of the entire post ? Said that liked through hub exhaust systems but are recommending the OP to go for a Yam, Suzuki which aren't so, so ? There's a lot more through hub props to choose from than non ones and that's a plus if in a future plan going boating with heavier loads, say a family oriented combo.

Mooresman, don't worry about the prop pitch the new motor comes factory delivered with, it's what the factory wants to install as a starter prop. I

If plan going for a Ultralight Highfield alum hull one, go for the 340, it's only 3 Kg more than the 310. It's roomier, more overall water fun, accepts a larger max motor. Add a simple 2 stroke short shaft Tohatsu 9.8 and you're done.

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Old 23 May 2020, 18:09   #22
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I'm happy that Moorsman now has enough accurate info from the thread to help make up his mind so I won't add more unless he has further questions.
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Old 23 May 2020, 18:40   #23
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Hi moorsman ..for what its worth .. my own thoughts on the matter of which brand of outboard or type of exhaust on a small outboard gives best performance .. The differences are barely noticeable when comparing same HP size or a couple of inches in boat size and I doubt you will notice much difference ... unless you mark out a mile course and take the best as being a couple of yards in front of the other

Example my Frib 2.75 with its 6HP is the exactly same speed as my brothers Frib 330 size powered by its 6HP..and believe me .. we have often tried to outdo each other in races. We sometimes swap over boats and even outboards .. with much the same results.. which is neck and neck and mood dependant.

So my thought if you decide to Go Loco down in Acapulco .. is
You'll be pulling out your hair, drowning in despair
With a whole lot of nothing on your way to nowhere

The best way I know for anyone to get more performance out of their 6HP and smallish boat is to go on a crash diet as that does make a difference especially to the hole shot .

I know after 2 months in lockdown..my boat will be a bit sluggish until I loose a pile of boredom blubber. Im hoping I can find out .. at the start of next month as our nervous FM cant find the key to unlock Scotland’s coast yet.
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Old 24 May 2020, 01:14   #24
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.. at the start of next month as our nervous FM cant find the key to unlock Scotland’s coast yet.

I’m sure it’ll be back to normal when she finishes her little trip[emoji6]
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