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9.9hp.. 2 stroke vs 9.9hp.. 4 stroke
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9.9hp.. 2 stroke vs 9.9hp.. 4 stroke
Anyone that has changed from a two stroke to a four, noticed a power difference one way or the other ....Pros and cons..?
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Re: 9.9hp.. 2 stroke vs 9.9hp.. 4 stroke
The old 2 stroke trick was to put 9.9 sticker on a 15 since they were exactly the same motors with slight carb and compression mods.
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Re: 9.9hp.. 2 stroke vs 9.9hp.. 4 stroke
Midnightsun wrote:Source of the post Power wise they are the same more or less however the 4 stroke has a serious weight disadvantage. 57 lbs vs 94 lbs. If weight is not a concern then 4 stroke all the way.
The old 2 stroke trick was to put 9.9 sticker on a 15 since they were exactly the same motors with slight carb and compression mods.
That works with many of the four stokes too.
Definitely agree on the weight issue. If you or your boat can tolerate the extra weight, then go 4S. What are you putting it on? Will you have to take it off and put it back on while in the water?
Some of the inflatables will not have enough flotation in the tubes behind the transom, which can be a problem if you hang a 100+lb engine back there. Other inflatables will have the tubes extends behind the transom which provides plenty of support.
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Re: 9.9hp.. 2 stroke vs 9.9hp.. 4 stroke
This rib will take 20hp so if I change it will be to 15 and we have decided to get a trailer and keep the motor on the boat all the time. ....Engines , trailers when will it stop..
We may just keep the 9.9 and go slow in a cloud of smoke...( bug repellant )...
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