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Suzuki outboards #13639438 07/22/20 05:54 AM
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We pulled the boat down to arroyo city for a few days on the flats. I never seen so many Suzukis in one place! I’m considering re powering soon. All those Suzuki’s got me thinking cause arroyo is so isolated- there isn’t anyone to call to pull you in! Lol. What does TFF think of them? Anyone here have much experience with them? Warranty service?

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They are certainly the force to be dealt with on the coast. Parts availability on four strokes is good, they do a good job on keeping them running. Heaven help you if you need something for a old two stroke, you're in a bind.


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I have a Suzuki 225 and it has been a good motor. Hard to find service for it. If i re-power I would go with a Merc


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Yeah should have detailed if you have a good service center go for it. If you aren’t on the coast good luck.


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Re: Suzuki outboards [Re: sticknstring] #13641845 07/23/20 08:50 PM
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Yeah Pat- our old 2 stroke does a great job but it ain’t going to last forever! Unfortunately I’m not on the coast- I’m going to research it further.

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Personally I like dfi 2 strokes, they’re easier to maintain and work on, and just as fuel efficient as a 4 stroke.

Re: Suzuki outboards [Re: Mckinneycrappiecatcher] #13642482 07/24/20 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Mckinneycrappiecatcher
Personally I like dfi 2 strokes, they’re easier to maintain and work on, and just as fuel efficient as a 4 stroke.


I guess I'm in the minority with you here. I don't know what the fascination is with 4 strokes. Every one I've ever ridden in I thought was down on power compared to a 2 stroke especially in the <100 hp motors. I admit I haven't ridden in a new Merc V8 Pro XS, but I have ridden in many a Yamaha and Suzuki 4 stroke.

I think the best motor ever made was that 90 HP Yamaha 2 stroke engine.

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