100 yam 4strk

gsxr

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just bought a 19ft center console that wieghs 1550lbs. i can have a 2002 100 yamaha 4 stroke or a 2002 115 yamaha 2 stroke for the same price. will the 100 4 stroke be enough motor for that boat??
 

CAPTBLACKSMARINE

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Re: 100 yam 4strk

the 100 4 stroke is a good motor for the boat but it is a carb motor i would spend a little extra and get the 115 4 stroke it will be fuel injected which will mean less maintenance,easier starting especially in foul weather and should be a little cleaner burning but either way i would choose either one over the standard carb two stroke
 

Bobby Powell

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Re: 100 yam 4strk

It all depends on what you expext out of your boat. I have a 21' CC with an 1984 90hp mercury. It cruises around 26, tops out at 34 mph. With the doel fins it gets on plane right away. There are rarely times where I wish I could go faster, buts that just me. I dont have a need for speed.<br /><br /> I dont go out with 6 people, a 200qt cooler full of ice and beer (ok maybe a 90 qt will go with me sometimes :D ) I also dont pull people on skis or tubes. I just like to go fishing with 1 or 2 of my buds. <br /><br />Yor delima is a tough one. I sure would like to have a 4 stroke, and with all the emmision standard talks...one must wonder :confused: . I think it would be just cool to be able to turn the key and presto..the engine is running.<br /><br />IMHO I dont think you will miss the 15 hp difference, unless you have plans on pulling skiers. I would most likley choose the 100hp 4 stroke. Once again that's just me(Mr. No Excitement)<br /><br />Congrants on whatever motor you choose..(sniffle, sniffle)<br /><br />Bobby Powell
 
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