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Harry Krause wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers wrote: Harry, Since your current engine does the job without any problems, and your current usage would never justify the expense of the new engine, why would you consider buying a new engine ? For a 4000-rpm, 30-mph cruise with a half load of fuel, and three or four adults aboard. To get that 30 mph now, I have to run a little higher than 4000 rpm. On calm days, I like to run at 30. Is the 300 going to have the same block? If not, it will be heavier and add even more to the load. Bigger motors burn more fuel at all RPM's so how do you think you will save $$? Dan |
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