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Hi Group
I'm the owner of a nice example 1989 Bayliner Capri with a 2.3 ltr cobra omc engine. Now my first thought when i bought this boat just over a year ago was that it was going to economical. The boat has not had a hard life and is all serviced. With a different prop top speed is 34 mph tops but this is screaming the engine. I guess at this speed i'm probably using what 5-7 gals. My thoughts are now that i cant be doing the engine any good running at max revs and only acheiving 34 mph tops,so i'm considering selling up and buying either another Bayliner with a 4.3ltr or 5ltr engine. My question is i guess,am i going to be in for a nasty shock when i realise that,that fuel consumption has at least doubled? I've been told that a larger engine would'nt be working as hard and could be as economical as the smaller 2.3ltr. Also,would a larger engine last longer if serviced propably as it would'nt be working so hard. Any thoughts or answers would be really appreciated. Thanks for reading. Simon |
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