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For Sale: NEW Volvo Penta D3-200 FOR SALE
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RT Firefly
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How about a price?
Nomad Willy
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DT 200?
Don't mean a thing to me. My engine is a Mitsubishi S4L2.
Cubic inch displacement, # of cylinders, hp and rated rpm, bolt to what bell-housing ect ect.
Something's coming up now ...... turbocharged and 200 cu in?
Don't mean a thing to me. My engine is a Mitsubishi S4L2.
Cubic inch displacement, # of cylinders, hp and rated rpm, bolt to what bell-housing ect ect.
Something's coming up now ...... turbocharged and 200 cu in?
Google is your friend.
You'll be amazed what comes up when you type in the magic words "Volvo Penta D3-200" .
Ski in NC
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Is that a generator on the back of it? Does not look like a gear.
Its a 2.4liter 5cyl auto derived engine. Alloy head and block, DOHC, 4valve, CR injection, 4000rpm rated.
Its a 2.4liter 5cyl auto derived engine. Alloy head and block, DOHC, 4valve, CR injection, 4000rpm rated.
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Its a 2.4liter 5cyl auto derived engine. Alloy head and block, DOHC, 4valve, CR injection, 4000rpm rated.
water ski boat motor?
water ski boat motor?
Ski in NC
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Not enough hp for that, and a little high strung for trawler service. Would work nice in one of the local Harker's inboard skiffs, two of which are on my dock with gasser v8.
Would make a great car engine. Oh wait....
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For single or twin SeaRays in the 22 to 29 foot range this engine with the modern drive systems offered by Volvo is pretty popular. Piezo electric injectors, variable geometry turbo vanes and Tier 3.
Clearly it is not the choice for those who think DD 2 strokes and Lehmans are modern engines, but for today's recreational new builds where diesel is preferred vs gas, a very large market exists. The primary diesel competition for this engine is the Mercruiser 1.7. Emissions regs have so changed the market that today's marine gas engine is getting more complicated and expensive. Thus has entered the small high revving diesels with land based proven technology for modern applications.
So just as a GTI cannot compete with my Suburban, this D3 cannot compete with a Cat 3208. And yes FF people indeed ski and play on the water. Millions of us as compared to the rather small trawler market.
Clearly it is not the choice for those who think DD 2 strokes and Lehmans are modern engines, but for today's recreational new builds where diesel is preferred vs gas, a very large market exists. The primary diesel competition for this engine is the Mercruiser 1.7. Emissions regs have so changed the market that today's marine gas engine is getting more complicated and expensive. Thus has entered the small high revving diesels with land based proven technology for modern applications.
So just as a GTI cannot compete with my Suburban, this D3 cannot compete with a Cat 3208. And yes FF people indeed ski and play on the water. Millions of us as compared to the rather small trawler market.
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The OP was planning to use it for a generator in a hybrid powered Grand Banks.
http://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s9/1986-gb-42-classic-sale-23615.html
http://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/s9/1986-gb-42-classic-sale-23615.html
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Nomad Willy
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The basics should be here w/o having to search the internet.
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