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PEteacher44
Posted 4/13/2005 11:48 AM (#142967)
Subject: 97 Johnson 150 FastStrike




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Location: WI
What are peoples opinions of these motors? Have they been a reliable motor? Start in cold weather?
sledge51
Posted 4/13/2005 4:04 PM (#143020 - in reply to #142967)
Subject: RE: 97 Johnson 150 FastStrike




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Location: In the slop!
Hi, I had a 93 150 Faststrike, great motor. It started easier than any I have owned, ran good too. Only problem, they realy like gas and with todays gas prices, that could be a big factor. When I got my current boat with 135 Optimax, I thought the gas gauge was broken, because it went down so slow.
Tuffy2
Posted 4/13/2005 5:19 PM (#143034 - in reply to #142967)
Subject: RE: 97 Johnson 150 FastStrike




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Location: Slinger Wisconsin
I had a 1997 on my Ranger and it was a great motor. It was probably one of the smoothest motors I have ever owned. I did not notice any excessive gas consumption and it had great top and low end performance. As with any OMC product you have to use carbon guard. I also ran synthetic oil in mine.

Edited by Tuffy2 4/13/2005 5:20 PM
kevin
Posted 4/13/2005 7:07 PM (#143043 - in reply to #142967)
Subject: RE: 97 Johnson 150 FastStrike





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Location: Chicago, Beverly
Carbon guard and 2X4 fuel sytem stabilzer go a long way to helping any motor, better yet omc/bombardiers.. A '97 150 fast strike may share a lot of componets with larger motors like the 175, thus making performance mods easy if you wish...
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