Honda's new 75/90HP EFI Engines
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Honda's 75/90 hp EFI engines bring our most advanced technology to the mid-size range. VTEC racing technology provides the muscle, while lean burn technology provides unbeatable fuel economy And like all Hondas, you can expect long term durability and quiet operation.

FULL THROTTLE RPM RANGE INDUCTION SCAVENGING FUEL DELIVERY Microcomputer Programmed _STARTING SYSTEM Electric COOLING SYSTEM Water Cooled BATTERY CHARGING POWER 35 Amps PROPELLER Optional RECOMMENDED TRANSOM HEIGHT (L) 508 mm/20 ins. Better Boating Honda's 75/90hp EFI engines are designed with features to optimize performance, save fuel and burn clean. Honda engines have a reputation for delivering many years of smooth, quiet, dependable service. The technology we applied to our newest out- board engine Is the very same that powers one of the most popular cars In the world. engine, weighing...

lean Burn Control Increases fuel efficiency by allowing combustion to operate on a leaner air/fuel mixture. At cruising speed, this engine runs on 20%less fuel*than others in its class. ■ BATTERY CHARGING AMPS Mode Consumption RACING TECHNOLOGY VTEC synchronizes the lift and duration of the intake valves both at low rpm and at high rpm. This yields a longer, flatter torque curve which means max power at every speed. Superior Battery Charging There's always plenty of electric power with Honda's exclusive neodymium magnet flywheel. At 35 amps, it's twice the output of a Yamaha. Yamaha Suzuki...

SOHC (simple) vs. DOHC (complex) 103% More Battery Charging power: 35 vs17 amps Lean Burn Control vs. None SOHC (simple) vs. DOHC (complex) Lean Burn Control vs. None 96% More Battery Charging Power: 35 vs. 18 amps Lean Burn Control vs. None Over MERCURY OPTIMAX 75 Over EVINRUDE 75hp E-TEC 29% More Battery Charging Power: 35 vs. 25 amps Lower gear ratio: 2.33:1 vs.. 2.10:1 SOHC (simple) vs. DOHC (complex) 103% More Battery Charging power: 35 vs 17 amps Lean Burn Control vs. None SOHC (simple) vs. DOHC (complex) Lean Burn Control vs. None 29% More Battery Charging Power: 35 vs. 25 amps Lean...