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Hi, Colton.<br /><br />Yamaha has a great and well-deserved reputation, but I would go for the EFI Johnny without hesitation.<br /><br />I have a 70 EFI (also made by Suzuki) and it is the greatest engine I have had in 50 years. And I love OMCs.<br /><br />It is a question of a great engine or a greater engine. Go for the EFI Johnny.
Go with the yamaha 40. I would get the two stroke. They hardly burn any gas and last forever. Four strokes have to many parts. If they will let you use a two stroke. Yamaha....
WHAT THE. . . ?????<br /><br />We were answering a post about a choice between a 40 Yammy 4 stroke and a 40 Johnson 4 stroke. Where the heck did the decarb question come from???
Steve has done this before. <br /><br /> Now, this was the question: <br />"i have a 2000 mercury efi. anyone know the best way to decarb. i heard these motors should be done at least once a year.<br />thank you<br />tom"
