Reply With Quotei reckon its a winner, i can see that selling big time , more power to weight ratio. where or how could they shed 25 kg . there the same weight as my 2006 70 suzies. growse.
Not sure if anyone has posted this yet so here it is.
http://www.lagunaboating.com.au/news...compact-df100b
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i reckon its a winner, i can see that selling big time , more power to weight ratio. where or how could they shed 25 kg . there the same weight as my 2006 70 suzies. growse.
It states in the article how they did it. They used the same block as the current 70 -90 engines. That's why it is the same weight as your 70'sOriginally Posted by catshark
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aghh yes i read the article again more slowy this time, same ol block just squeezing out a few more KW of power. hmmmmm ...clever marketing. got me hook line and sinker.
Basically it is now in the same class as the other 100hp outboards.
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Just need to shed 25kg off the 90hp so i can repower the 5.2kc.
Yeah, I thought that was what made Suzuki's DF100A so sweet, was the 2L block and lean burn boasting some nice fuel figures and outstanding torque. Will be good to see the reports non the less.
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