2017 Suzuki DF175 twin outboards

[ap1]

2017 Suzuki DF175AP twin outboards w/ 25" legs. Digital Fly-By-wire control. 1084 Hrs. Both motors are in good shape, run great and are fuel efficient. Routinely flushed. Recent maintenance completed which included all internal/external anodes, fuel filters, spark plugs, water pumps, gear oil and thermostats. Dual binnacle controls, ignition, gauges and props will all be included. Some minor scratches on cowlings consistent with usage. The motors will come off of boat and be available in Mid-October. Possibility to sea-trial in meantime for serious potential buyers. Sold as a pair. $22,000.00

 

[kaelc]

No tax? Nice deal with all the rigging.

 

[Stizzla]

Anyone ever tried 350hp on a double eagle 185?

 

[RiverBoy]

Anyone ever tried 350hp on a double eagle 185?

it would sink our little 185’s amigo !

 

[sly_karma]

2017 Suzuki DF175AP twin outboards w/ 25" legs. Digital Fly-By-wire control. 1084 Hrs. Both motors are in good shape, run great and are fuel efficient. Routinely flushed. Recent maintenance completed which included all internal/external anodes, fuel filters, spark plugs, water pumps, gear oil and thermostats. Dual binnacle controls, ignition, gauges and props will all be included. Some minor scratches on cowlings consistent with usage. The motors will come off of boat and be available in Mid-October. Possibility to sea-trial in meantime for serious potential buyers. Sold as a pair. $22,000.00

Sounds like you're getting out of Suzuki altogether. Care to share why?

 

[ap1]

Sounds like you're getting out of Suzuki altogether. Care to share why?

Yeah, pretty simple reason... I got an unbelievable deal on some 200 hr Yams that I couldn't pass up. That is the main factor. May give up a bit of torque but I'll lose about approx. 90 lbs off the transom while adding 50 HP- I am curious to know if it will change anything in terms of ride. I have loved my last two sets of Zuk's, and if I were buying brand new, I would likely lean Suzuki based on cost and warranty. I think they are pretty equal in terms of reliability? Suzuki is pretty damn innovative though and they are continually making big moves to change the outboard!

 

[sly_karma]

Yeah, pretty simple reason... I got an unbelievable deal on some 200 hr Yams that I couldn't pass up. That is the main factor. May give up a bit of torque but I'll lose about approx. 90 lbs off the transom while adding 50 HP- I am curious to know if it will change anything in terms of ride. I have loved my last two sets of Zuk's, and if I were buying brand new, I would likely lean Suzuki based on cost and warranty. I think they are pretty equal in terms of reliability? Suzuki is pretty damn innovative though and they are continually making big moves to change the outboard!

Fair enough. Rigging is so expensive these days that switching brands is not undertaken lightly, even more so with twins.