How do I get more horsepower out of my 2 stroke outboard?

How do I get more horsepower out of my 2 stroke outboard?

How to make a 2 stroke more powerful

  1. Consider reed valve for more horsepower.
  2. Reduce the Squish gap.
  3. Down jet the engine.
  4. Inspect your exhaust system.
  5. Work on your intake.
  6. Get the cylinder ported.
  7. Check the Ignition timing.
  8. Make your exhaust system stinger ID smaller.

What is mercury Smart Start?

Starting is via Mercury’s SmartStart system, in which the operator simply turns the key and immediately releases it. SmartStart automatically continues turning the engine until it starts. There is also an internal balancing system featuring balance shafts coupled directly to the crankshaft.

Is a 2006 Mercury Optimax 2 or 4 stroke?

And it is a 4 stroke.

Can you lay a 2 stroke outboard motor on its side?

“Stowing a motor vertical is just fine for a 2-stroke motor, because a 2-stroke outboard has its oil mixed in the gas, so there isn’t an issue.” This causes excessive smoking when an engine is started, and over time may cause motor damage.

Where can I find the correct parts for my Mariner motor?

We carry Mariner outboard motor parts for vintage and current model outboards. Your Mariner serial number is the key to finding the correct parts for your motor. Mercury serial numbers are usually found on an ID tag on the engine mounting bracket.

What are the serial numbers on a 1986 Mariner engine?

1986-1990 Service Manual Application: 6/8/9.9/15HP Motors 1986 and up With Serial Numbers OA1972112 and Above. 1995-2000 Mercury – Mariner 40hp · 45hp · 50hp Four Stroke (4-Stroke) Non-Big Foot and Bigfoot Engines With Starting Serial Numbers: 0G231123, 1995 & above with Serial Numbers 0G231123 & above.

What kind of engine does a Mercury Mariner have in 2001?

2001 Service Repair Manual Application: 2001 (01) Mercury-Mariner models 50 HP (50HP) & 60 HP (60HP) 4-Stroke (Four Stroke) Outboard Engines With Serial Numbers 0T178500 and Above. Covers Bigfoot (Big Foot) and Non-Bigfoot models.

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