2008 190 MONTAUK Engine Weight Specification

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masbama posted 09-19-2015 03:30 PM ET (US)
Does anyone know what the maximum engine weight was for a 2008 190 Montauk?
jimh posted 09-20-2015 07:24 AM ET (US)
I know what the specifications for 2014 say was the maximum engine weight.
masbama posted 09-20-2015 12:32 PM ET (US)
Thanks but I'm looking for the 2008 year.
Ferdinando posted 09-20-2015 06:25 PM ET (US)
Out of my 2008 owners manual, 410 lbs.
masbama posted 09-20-2015 07:28 PM ET (US)
Thanks
masbama posted 09-20-2015 07:31 PM ET (US)
I would think the 135 Verado that was an engine choice would weigh more than that.
Ferdinando posted 09-20-2015 09:26 PM ET (US)
Bought mine with the Merc 115, could not wait to get rid of it! After one year I sold the Merc and bought the E-Tec 150, WOW, never looked back and it weighs less than 410 lbs.
Jefecinco posted 09-21-2015 08:05 AM ET (US)
Fred,
Just for info the Gen II 135 HP Verado and the Gen II 200 HP Verado weigh the same. The ONLY difference between the two engines is the ECU. As soon as the warranty on my 135 HP Verado expires I'll either replace it's ECU with a 200 HP ECU or send it's ECU off to be reworked.
We can compare results when that happens. It should be interesting. A heavier 200 HP supercharged four stroke vs a lighter (I assume) 150 HP two stroke engine. I would expect the two stroke to have the edge in acceleration and fuel economy while the four stroke may win the WOT speed race. Of course mounting and propeller are unknown variables and the weight of your kicker may eliminate the two stroke weight advantage.
Butch

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Author	Topic: 2008 190 MONTAUK Engine Weight Specification
masbama	posted 09-19-2015 03:30 PM ET (US) Does anyone know what the maximum engine weight was for a 2008 190 Montauk?
jimh	posted 09-20-2015 07:24 AM ET (US) I know what the specifications for 2014 say was the maximum engine weight.
masbama	posted 09-20-2015 12:32 PM ET (US) Thanks but I'm looking for the 2008 year.
Ferdinando	posted 09-20-2015 06:25 PM ET (US) Out of my 2008 owners manual, 410 lbs.
masbama	posted 09-20-2015 07:28 PM ET (US) Thanks
masbama	posted 09-20-2015 07:31 PM ET (US) I would think the 135 Verado that was an engine choice would weigh more than that.
Ferdinando	posted 09-20-2015 09:26 PM ET (US) Bought mine with the Merc 115, could not wait to get rid of it! After one year I sold the Merc and bought the E-Tec 150, WOW, never looked back and it weighs less than 410 lbs.
Jefecinco	posted 09-21-2015 08:05 AM ET (US) Fred, Just for info the Gen II 135 HP Verado and the Gen II 200 HP Verado weigh the same. The ONLY difference between the two engines is the ECU. As soon as the warranty on my 135 HP Verado expires I'll either replace it's ECU with a 200 HP ECU or send it's ECU off to be reworked. We can compare results when that happens. It should be interesting. A heavier 200 HP supercharged four stroke vs a lighter (I assume) 150 HP two stroke engine. I would expect the two stroke to have the edge in acceleration and fuel economy while the four stroke may win the WOT speed race. Of course mounting and propeller are unknown variables and the weight of your kicker may eliminate the two stroke weight advantage. Butch