Classic AquaSport
Aquasport Mechanicals - things that need a wrench, screwdriver or multimeter => Engines & engine woes => Topic started by: aquasport24 on May 30, 2012, 03:12:12 PM
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I have owned the boat for about a year. Just wondering what some of you other owners of this boat and motor combo are getting fuel milage wise.
1996 Aquasport 225 Explorer with a 1996 200 Evinrude Ocean Pro (carbed)
I just put a fuel flow scan on the boat but have not been able to get the boat wet since April due to my new baby boy.
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I have a 245 with a 225 Johnson so my burn will be higher. I haven't had the boat long enough to wrok up an average fuel burn yet. I can tell you I can get about a 28-30 mph cruise and be indicating 13-15 GPH on the flowscan. I was surprised at how much the you can lower the fuel burn by a small throttle adjustment and trim tab adjustment without loosing speed. That gauge will pay for itself in no time!
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I was surprised at how much the you can lower the fuel burn by a small throttle adjustment and trim tab adjustment without loosing speed. That gauge will pay for itself in no time!
They are well worth the money!
A 200 hp will burn around 20 gph at wide open throttle. The in-between usage depends on a ton of variables.
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I have the same boat just a 97, i'm getting 13 gph at 4200, 29-30 mph, the sweet spot sofar.
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Circle hook,
what type and size prop are you turning?
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I'm have the stock OMC stainless that came with it 15x17
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although my boat is smaller and much lighter
cruise:
3500 rpm, 29.9 mph, 11.2 gph, 2.63 mpg
at WOT, 5600 rpm, 51 mph, 24.9 gph, 2.04 mpg
my gph at WOT was pretty high, but i changed sparkplugs, wires, and fixed a sticking timing advance, i now burn about 22.5 gph at wot