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Asking too much from a 9.8 Evinrude?
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<blockquote data-quote="Buster" data-source="post: 508368" data-attributes="member: 27745"><p>Had 2.5 on my 14 and saw 6mph, which is about max displacement speed. A 3.5 isn't a big enough jump to plane it so won't go much faster. Over its nearly 60 year history it's run with a 4, 5 and two 25s (a 50s Johnson and a 90s Merc.) The 5 would partially plane. The 25s would hit 30+mph and felt dangerous. I was fine buying a 9.8 for it. I went with it because it was 15lbs lighter than the 9.9 and it's hard to do anything to counteract that weight on the transom.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buster, post: 508368, member: 27745"] Had 2.5 on my 14 and saw 6mph, which is about max displacement speed. A 3.5 isn't a big enough jump to plane it so won't go much faster. Over its nearly 60 year history it's run with a 4, 5 and two 25s (a 50s Johnson and a 90s Merc.) The 5 would partially plane. The 25s would hit 30+mph and felt dangerous. I was fine buying a 9.8 for it. I went with it because it was 15lbs lighter than the 9.9 and it's hard to do anything to counteract that weight on the transom. [/QUOTE]
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