Have a line on a low-hours CCW (late-model Yam 200) for repowering our 2120SC DV. I know people run CCWs as singles (with lack of prop availability vs CW as the only real drawback I can find), but does anyone have experience doing or seeing this - or have Parker-design-specific knowledge I should be aware of (ie: handling with the helm at SB and hull design / oppo torque vector of a CCW)? Kind thanks - have been looking for a while on this one and if it checks out want to pull the trigger...
Anyone running a CCW single?
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warthog5
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Most folks that repower and get a Counter Rotating Engine on a "Single Engine Boat" Do it because they got a deal......Not because it's better.
As a FYI:....The 300 Suzuki as of '13 and later....is rotated CCW or Standard.....Same engine....It's done via dealer programing. They program it and apply the correct rotation prop.
As a FYI:....The 300 Suzuki as of '13 and later....is rotated CCW or Standard.....Same engine....It's done via dealer programing. They program it and apply the correct rotation prop.
Great idea
250 has been added as well
Suzuki selective rotation
250 has been added as well
Suzuki selective rotation
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John_Madison CT
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No issues at all with Counter rotating single.
