Classic AquaSport
Aquasport Mechanicals - things that need a wrench, screwdriver or multimeter => Engines & engine woes => Topic started by: Winair on March 26, 2013, 07:51:13 PM
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I have a new aquasport 205 1998 motor 1997 Johnson 150 ocean runner any idea the speed on
Calm day on sound with normal load?
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Had a '97 model 201 Neptune walkthru with 150 Oceanrunner. Ran 39 mph WOT trimmed right with smooth water, no wind, clean bottom, bilge pumped, 30 gallons gas, man and wife.
Switched to a stainless prop....42-43 mph, same parameters.
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my work boat is a 1986 18' sea craft with a 2000 johnson 150 ocean runner, she is a HEAVY boat, been sunk a few times, she tops out around 43mph
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I have the same setup 1997 Explorer 215, Evinrude 150. At 4200 RPM I am running in the Long Island sound 40MPH. I have had it up to 45MPH but that was about 4800RPM. I heard cruise is around 3600 and 4500 is when you need power.
I have seen these engine run up to 6500 RPM. I am a good 4 stroke mechanic and have a race car that I work on all the time.
I am not sure how these engines run. Maybe someone can chime in?
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I have the same setup 1997 Explorer 215, Evinrude 150. At 4200 RPM I am running in the Long Island sound 40MPH. I have had it up to 45MPH but that was about 4800RPM. I heard cruise is around 3600 and 4500 is when you need power.
I have seen these engine run up to 6500 RPM. I am a good 4 stroke mechanic and have a race car that I work on all the time.
I am not sure how these engines run. Maybe someone can chime in?
Have the same boat and had the same set up until I upgraded to the E-TEC. Got 48 MPH at 5400 rpms. Flat water, low fuel, engine trimmed, and an empty boat.