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So does that mean there will eventually be a Supercharged version. If they are generating 20% more HP for the N/A version a Supercharged version would be pushing 300HP.
Supercharged inline 6 would be awesome. 325hp all day long.
V-6's have inherent balance issues, add 2 cylinders in line, runs smooth, stroked and blown 400hp.
2 more cylinders inline, wag, another 125 lbs.
2 in liine 6s would prob net 3.0L Motors .. and probably send these boats (25fters) with twins to 65 mph ! LOL
I'm in on a new motor with more power. As long as it 1) still runs on 87 and 2) it's used in their other vehicles too. I wouldn't worry about being a first time adapter either, Yamaha seems to know engines very well.
Also, with more HP, I wonder if Yamaha could tune the impellers to push more weight through the water... more ballast, more surf wave, less noisy, and still no prop - shut up and take my money.
1052cc mr1- 11000rpm
1812cc HO - 7500rpm
if you increase bore/stroke you will not be able to keep same rpm