check out the bass forums on the SHO break-in. Boat Specialists is one of a select group of Yamaha approved dealers who have access to their "Scratch & Dent" engine inventory. 8-liter I-4 F115 is the lightest DOHC 115-hp In-Line Four on the water by nearly 25 pounds, leading its class in power-to-weight. Re: Performance chip - ECU flash for Yamaha V MAX SHO VF25O #12328518 07/07/17 07:44 PM. 2L Super High Output four stroke for bass boats. And of course the 671 Jimmy if you just gotta have SOMETHING in the engine compartment.
Simon Motorsports has one for the 150, contact him. 2017 Yamaha VF250 LA VMAX SHO Outboard Motor. After doing some checking I've seen lots of problems with the SHO blowing up, but most of them seem to be posts from 2009-2011, this has given me second thoughts. The combined effect of ECU tuning solutions and add-on modules improves torque levels and reduces consumption without losing the original profile. We offer sales, service, financing and parts. I contacted Simon motorsports, and was told for $675 they could flash the 150 and add 50hp. And I know it's your engine and you didn't ask for anyone's input on this but I wouldn't follow the Yamaha break-in. Jon used a stock 250 SHO ecu for break in since mine was being shipped. Current Yamaha Marine Outboard V-Max-SHO VF175 VMAX SHO.
It not only bests the competition, but it also beats Yamaha's previous F115 design, with a zero-to-200-foot acceleration time that's 0. Every manufacturer releases their electronic control unit (ECU) with a standard program specifically designed to the model of the vehicle and country requirements. Custom made tuning file for tuning your Yamaha: model Yamaha -v-max-sho V-Max SHO VF250 4. * On top of its impressive speed, it features tech unheard of in its class, including a long-track intake system, free-flow exhaust and knock sensor. I do know that when I demoed the Skeeter WX2200 with the 300 we hit 57 mph, and that’s really impressive for a 22′ boat that weighs #3000 bare. “Today’s boats have an ever-increasing array of advanced electronics, and boaters want to know their systems have plenty of power to take them wherever they need to go,” said Rob Bradley, Yamaha Motor Canada’s marine product specialist.
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