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Outrage 22 1990 engine sostitution
sabich	#1  Posted on 08/25/13 - 9:57 AM
Member Posts: 3 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/25/13	Hi I am Italian and new of this Forum , I would to change the 2x- Yamaha 115 Ceto 2ST 1990- (same rotation). on my boat, what do you suggest , it is better either a single Engine or two half powered Engines?? I used to do water skiing on salt water etc. and here fuel cost me a fortune!!!! regards in advance antonio
EaglesPDX	#2  Posted on 08/25/13 - 4:05 PM
Member Posts: 103 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/15/10	sabich wrote: Hi I am Italian and new of this Forum , I would to change the 2x- Yamaha 115 Ceto 2ST 1990- (same rotation). on my boat, what do you suggest , it is better either a single Engine or two half powered Engines?? I used to do water skiing on salt water etc. and here fuel cost me a fortune!!!! regards in advance antonio Just repowered my Outrage 22 with new Mercury 3.0L Four Stroke 150HP engine. Removing twin 115 Mercury two-strokes. The performance is outstanding. 40+ MPH top end and 5 mpg cruise at 26-28mph 3800 RPM, 2.1 km/l if I did the math correctly.
Joe Kriz	#3  Posted on 08/25/13 - 7:13 PM
Site Owner Personal Page Personal Album Photo Albums Project Albums Posts: 11447 Comments: 452 Joined: 03/18/05	sabich, The Outrage 22' was rated for a max of 240 hp. The Outrage 22' with Whaler Drive was rated for 300hp. http://www.whalercentral.com/userphot...album_id=1 The majority of members here, when choosing a new single motor repower, choose a 200hp to 225hp. Here is a list of Current new motors along with their weight that many members choose. http://www.whalercentral.com/articles...icle_id=30
tedious	#4  Posted on 08/26/13 - 5:01 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 1072 Comments: 2 Joined: 09/07/08	Welcome Antonio! A single motor is cheaper to buy and will reduce your fuel usage too, and new motors are very reliable so that also reduces the need to run twins. Tim
sabich	#5  Posted on 08/27/13 - 2:00 AM
Member Posts: 3 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/25/13	thanks to everyone for answer to my question, I think to follow your suggest repowering my 22 with a single outboard! ASAP I done the job I will post Photos. BY BY and regards Sabich
sabich	#6  Posted on 08/28/13 - 1:37 AM
Member Posts: 3 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/25/13	Hi Friends one more question : what do you think about one Yamaha 225 Four ST and two Flaps on the hull to level the watercraft plane?? thanks