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The decals on this 1977 motor say 115 HP.------Step #1 is to determine if motor is still producing that power.-----Then you can experiment with a tachometer to find correct RPM range on the boat.
The decals on this 1977 motor say 115 HP.------Step #1 is to determine if motor is still producing that power.-----Then you can experiment with a tachometer to find correct RPM range on the boat.
How do you determine if such motor is producing 115 HP output cowl rated ? What about if that motor has always been over propped before and after complete rebuilt and previous or new owner never knew about it...
Could very well be so. Never checked tach but have seen higher rpm on motor with a 2 blade alu prop. showed in the mid 50s but not verified. Scary chine walk tho. Long time ago before gps. Running a 19p prop now supposed to be repitched to 17 . Gets me from fishing hole to hole and limited tube pulling, maybe correct on throttle openings. Never checked but compression is good on all and all close.