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Better to run twins or one large motor?
Posted by alaskariverguy on Jun 20 2005
Looking for advice on which is better to run two mid size motors (90hp+/-) or one larger motor with a small kicker.  Wondering about cost of two mid sized versus one large and one smaller motors, increased drag from two shafts in the one versus one,  fuel consumption/efficeny of two motors running at once or just one larger motor.

Any thoughts or help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Steve

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