What engine did the demo R4 have in it?evmolinar wrote: Fri Dec 17, 2021 8:56 am I ordered my R4 in October, supposed to start in production in February. I loaded it with the 430HP. I took the demo for a spin, on plane quick and hit 57 with 4 adults on a smooth lake. We are mostly at the sand bar, idling around the shoreline, and cruising 30mph, but when you do go WOT for a minute why not be able to go as fast as you can? And when you have a boat load on a fun day, you need all the HP available believe me!
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Here is the power chart to reference the difference between the 300/350. Identical curves until 4600 rpm. MSRP difference between the two is just over 7k, plus fuel burn. Majority of surfing/cruising will be in that 3000-3500 power band. Hard to justify other than future resale from a buyer that thinks the 350 is a broader curve across the entire power band.
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My 276 purrs at 3000 rpm and provide ample speed at that rpm. Powered with a 375 hp VP it provides ample power and top end for our use. I get the more is better thinking but with gas prices (on the lake especially) what they are and the rare occasion that I drive the boat over 40, I think that you will be more than happy with the 300. Enjoy!
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2011 Cobalt 276
2007 Formula 260BR
2005 Yamaha 240 SLX
Grand Lake of the Cherokees
Tulsa, OK
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