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Yamaha 150 vs 200 SHO

Here is the difference for both 150s note amps and cc for both and
In-Line Four-Cylinder
In-Line 4 Cyclinder
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DISPLACEMENT​

2785cc (170 ci)
2670 cc (Mechanical) / 2785 cc (DEC)
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BORE & STROKE​

96 x 96.2mm (3.78 x 3.79 in)
94x96.2mm (Mechanical) / 96x96.2 mm (DEC)
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RPM RANGE​

5,000-6,000
5000-6000
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COMPRESSION RATIO​

10.3:1
9.0:1 (Mechanical) / 10.3:1 (DEC)
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INDUCTION SYSTEM​

EFI (DOHC) with variable camshaft timing (VCT)
DOHC Electronic Fuel Injection
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ALTERNATOR OUTPUT​

50 Amps
36 Amps (Mechanical) / 50 Amps (DEC)
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FUEL DELIVERY​

Multi-point electronic fuel injection
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STARTING​

Electric w/PTT
Electric w/ PTT
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IGNITION​

TCI Microcomputer
TCI microcomputer
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LUBRICATION​

Wet sump
Wet Sump
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DEGREE OF TRIM/TILT​

-4° through +16°
-4° through +16°/70°
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EXHAUST​

Through Propeller
Through Prop
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COOLING​

Thermostatic Control
Water/Thermostatic Control
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GEAR SHIFT​

F/N/R
F/N/R
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GEAR RATIO​

28/14 (2.0:1)
14:28 (2.00)
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FUEL & LUBRICATION​

VCT.
 
There is no bulletins on the SHO 150 with bennington . I have a new 2022 SXXR on order with the SHO 150 I am like you and have done my homework for me the 150 is all I will need for power and speed
 
nickevans10 said:
I really appreciate all the feedback and input. I agree the best motor is by far the 200 v6 vmax. But when I look at what I'll primarily be doing which is pulling a tub around 20 mph and that I still need to buy 2 jet skis I've decided to just stick with the f150. I understand I'm losing some hole shot and top end, but in looking at fuel economy and total price I'm going the cheaper route.

Maybe I'll regret it, but I can always buy a new Bennington in 5 years.

Cheers and Merry Christmas
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Take the feedback, make a decision that's best for you, and don't look back. Congrats on doing just that.
 
dieselman said:
There is no bulletins on the SHO 150 with bennington . I have a new 2022 SXXR on order with the SHO 150 I am like you and have done my homework for me the 150 is all I will need for power and speed
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So you decided to go with the sho 150 vs the regular i4 150? What was your cost difference and what made you decide on sho vs regular?
 
Have you asked your dealer about availability? That may make your decision for you
 
My dealer ordered his demo the same time as I ordered my Q. He ordered a Yamaha 350 for it ,but he was thinking of changing to Mercury because of availability. But since he has a production date ,that is no longer an option
 
The price was $ 1600 more than the reg F150 but unless you go digital controls the motor is 2.7 SHO 2.8 amps F150 36 SHO 50 amps VCT with SHO no valve timing with theF150 . You get better mid range and hole shot and overall stronger performance with the SHO but both are great motors. side note the SHO needs 89 the F150 87 octane
 
Yamahas are really hard to get right now from what I've learned.
 
nickevans10 said:
No, theyre closed until new years. Just gives me time to chase stuff I should just stop looking at. Almost went and bought a bowrider that was in stock, haha
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As a former longtime bow rider owner and fan, take my word for it that that would be a big mistake.
 
Michiman said:
As a former longtime bow rider owner and fan, take my word for it that that would be a big mistake.
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Yup. Why sit in the shed when you can sit in the living room
 
Ha
Michiman said:
As a former longtime bow rider owner and fan, take my word for it that that would be a big mistake.
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Have to admit I loved our bowrider/1st boat. But then we bought our 1st pontoon boat......We had so much more room, comfort and still had power!
 
nickevans10 said:
No, theyre closed until new years. Just gives me time to chase stuff I should just stop looking at. Almost went and bought a bowrider that was in stock, haha
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I was referring to this post
 
BigD said:
Doesn't "long time" bowrider owner eliminate the Bennington ? How long have they made bowriders ?
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Probably a couple years now.

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Anyone know why the 175 Vmax SHO isnt being offered by Bennington any longer? Wonder if this a Yamaha thing or a Bennington money thing.
 
Availability from Yamaha ?
 
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