See full version: Remanufactured Mercury/Mariner 200/225/250 HP DFI/Optimax/XS/ProXS V6 Powerhead, 2000-2018
All the cylinders have been bored to a maximum of .030, the pistons, rings, wristpins, and all bearings have been replaced, and the powerhead has been repainted. The Displacement of this powerhead measured in Cubic Inches is 185. here
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*Must provide cast number from cylinder head for identification
There is no additional core charge. A core return label will be sent with the replacement powerhead, at which point the original powerhead can be returned for inspection. If the core passes inspection, a refund check of up to the core value amount listed above will be issued to the buyer; otherwise, the core will be scrapped and not returned.
A Gasket Kit is included in the order, as is a Limited One-Year Warranty. An additional Twelve-Month Extended Warranty is available for $540.00. Please read the terms of OBR's Remanufactured Parts Warranty at https://obparts.com/obr-red-rhino-new-and-remanufactured-parts-warranty/.
I saw someone (don't remmeber the username) has the 15D x 15P enertia on the 150hp tritoon. more
Your boat is a little different than most tritoons with only having inside outer toon strakes. We most often see two strakes on the middle toon. The main thing is getting those nosecones out of the water, because that's where you get speed and good fuel efficiency. It's just trial and error. Worse come to worse, copy the size and angles on your strakes and have a set put on the center toon.
My Bennington 24SSLX uses a 15 pitch Yamaha Reliance stainless prop, and it's running 6000 rpms @ 40 mph. If I'm light, it can squeeze another 100 rpms and 1 mph out of it. [links]
OK, I've done some searching, but it is proving to be somewhat difficult to find some starting points for a prop for my Tritoon. Most people have a starting point prop and they can get baselines and select from there. Since I'm building the boat up and bought a motor (propless), I don't have that baseline. So far, I'm looking at the 14P or 15P enertia.
Apr 22, 2016 #4 2016-04-22T17:50 more
That is the correct hub kit. It comes with the right thrust washer and converts to a castle lock. Other than using an adapter like the Merc hub kit - you don't modify anything.
If I were to go to a 4 blade prop, I would go SL4 24p and have it tightened up a little to 25. Everyone is different, though. [links]
I searched this and the FAQ forums for Yamaha Prop and for Prop and nothing came up so I am asking here. please understand that I am a newdie to different engines and props. I have only owned 1 Evenrude and 2 Yamaha motors in my lifetime.
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