suzuki outboards
Submitted by ferret027 on Wed, 2010-06-09 15:17
just wondering if anyone has one. Im looking at a 90hp i have heard both good and bad comments about them ive heard there has been of alot of trouble with one's that have came in as a "grey import" just wondering who has one and your thourghts.
cheers
wadetolley
Posts: 2258
Date Joined: 27/06/08
I
I bought a new 30p suzuki outboard about 3 years ago mate. Was cheaper than most, and ran like a dream. Got it from all boats in Wangara.
Paul_86
Posts: 1449
Date Joined: 27/03/09
Hey mate, ive got a 70 hp
Hey mate, ive got a 70 hp 4-stroke suzuki and love it (although it is the only motoer ive ever had) I brought it brand new at the start of 2007, ive only done about 150hrs use with it but for that time it hasnt missed a beat. starts first time everytime. When idoling u cant even tell its running, only buy the jet of water squirting out the side. Even at high revs its still pretty quiet, for an outboard anyway. Very good on fuel too. My next motor will definently be another suzuki!!
Muppet
Posts: 408
Date Joined: 23/11/09
Happy with Suzis
I reowered my last boat from a Yamaha 2 stroke to a suzuki 200hp four stroke. very happy with the performance and after sales/warranty. If I was in the market for a 4 stroke I would definatly be considering a suzuki.
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Auslobster
Posts: 1901
Date Joined: 03/05/08
Nearly bought a 90 Suzi
...when I was in the market. Was the cheapest out of all major brands of four-stroke and DI two-stroke, but at the time was also the heaviest, which was a major issue for me. That was the only thing that stopped me from buying it and they're probably lighter now anyway.
just dhu it
Posts: 1081
Date Joined: 14/05/09
GOOD REPORTS
I have have nothing but good reports on the Suzis , the only reason i didnt buy one was the price
adamsmith84
Posts: 402
Date Joined: 04/11/09
suzi's are
the most quiet outboard i know because i was standing next to one that was idling in the water but i could not hear it the, tell tail (pisser) was making more noise that the engine itself, most of my mates have them but there all rich
iana
Posts: 652
Date Joined: 21/09/09
I had one
When I had suzi, I got those comments (about it being quiet) at the jetty. Started easy-pezzy every time, smooth, great motor. Now I have a 2 stroke yamy, wish I still had a 4/st suzi.
barneyboy
Posts: 1392
Date Joined: 08/01/09
yeh
i have a oil injected 75hp suzi. had no dramas with it so far, guided up north with em for a whilst. no dramas with em then either. probably a total of 3 years in total using em. i was blown away by the service in the bush. bloke rocks up off the plane with what lookes like a computer case, plugs in to the outboards and gets a diagnostic and any problems. He was saying he can bring up the history of the outboard from day dot, rev range and how long at each rev range.ect. Having the money I would go a suzuki 4 stroke on the next boat no question.
FEEEISH ONNN!!!
carps
Posts: 126
Date Joined: 01/03/10
just got back from steep
just got back from steep point and was on a leisure cat with twin 175 suzis 4 strokes and they are sweet motors unbelievably quiet i was at the back of the boat in between the motors most of the time fishing and i couldnt tell if they were on or not. great motors really recommend them!