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- JohnCranston
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yanmar question
I just talked to a guy who knows someone thats trying to sell a pair of Yanmar 325 hp LY STE with gears and gauge package. He said they were 1 year old and never started. The guy was rebuilding his B31 bahia mar and gave up and bought a new boat. He wants $40k for the engine package. I hear all kinds of good stuff on the 315 hp LP series. What about the LY's?
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- JohnCranston
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John,
The LY series is what was installed in buddy boy.
It was a 315hp and discontinued when the LP came out.
Its the same engine as the 370, 420 and 440 hp engines.
It is a beefier, lower rpm engine than the LP. Its the big brother of the 4LH series with 2 more cylinders.
The engines probably have been sitting for 3 or 4 years since the production stopped right when buddy boy was being done.
Very good price.
The LY series is what was installed in buddy boy.
It was a 315hp and discontinued when the LP came out.
Its the same engine as the 370, 420 and 440 hp engines.
It is a beefier, lower rpm engine than the LP. Its the big brother of the 4LH series with 2 more cylinders.
The engines probably have been sitting for 3 or 4 years since the production stopped right when buddy boy was being done.
Very good price.
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If the LY left for the same reasons as the B series mechanical it would have been emmissions driven.
The engine companies would be happy to build all the stuff they are already tooled up for its government requirements that force the changes. You seen the new Cummins engines in the RAM pickup. Can you say DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter). Don't pop a turbo and get oil in that thing, big $$$$$$$$.
The engine companies would be happy to build all the stuff they are already tooled up for its government requirements that force the changes. You seen the new Cummins engines in the RAM pickup. Can you say DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter). Don't pop a turbo and get oil in that thing, big $$$$$$$$.
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John,
The LY/315 went away because Yanmar came out with the LP/315 and they didn't need two engines with the same hp.
LP is quieter, lighter, more fuel efficent and was designed for an easier replacement for the big block gas. Because it is higher speed, some applications don't need a shaft upgrade thus saving money.
While I really like the LP's, I would rather have the LY series in my boat.
The LY/315 went away because Yanmar came out with the LP/315 and they didn't need two engines with the same hp.
LP is quieter, lighter, more fuel efficent and was designed for an easier replacement for the big block gas. Because it is higher speed, some applications don't need a shaft upgrade thus saving money.
While I really like the LP's, I would rather have the LY series in my boat.
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