HONDA OUTBOARD BF250D URU ULTRA LONG SHAFT 250HP MECHANICAL CONTROL

Honda BF250D URU are outboard engines perfect for professional use, they are reliable, compact and lightweight complete with PGM-IG electronic fuel injection system.

Just press the start & stop button to hear the deep and distinctive sound of the V6. Hand on the throttle and off you go, as the revs rise, these Honda outboards combine cruising comfort with exhilarating high-performance thrust with extremely low vibration levels

HONDA BF250D URU is a large displacement outboard, featuring high torque at all operating speeds and giving you high acceleration and exceptional top speeds.

HONDA Outboard BF250D URU is equipped with the special ECOmo low mixture combustion control system that ensures significant fuel economy from RPM and performance. Much less fuel is consumed once rpm is reached. ECOmo is a lean-blend combustion control system that delivers significant fuel savings from RPM and performance.

VTEC (Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control) technology available in the HONDA BF250D URU outboard varies intake valve timing and lift for optimum performance. This technology ensures smooth and stable idle all  speeds, while increasing valve lift and timing at high speeds to provide a wider and more optimized torque curve.

Technical Specifications HONDA BF250D URU 

Net Power (kW): 183.9
Net Power (Hp): 250
Displacement: 3583 cm³
Shaft Length: Ultra long
Starter: Electric
Ignition system: Electronic PGM-IG
Fuel supply: PGM-FI (Programmed electronic injection)
Setup and engine lift: Electric
Bore x stroke: 89 x 96 mm
Engine: Honda OHC, 4-stroke
Number of cylinders: V6 VTEC
Speed at full throttle (rpm): 5300-6300
Cooling system: Water
Battery charge capacity (A): 60
Propeller rotation: Standard
Transom height (mm): 762
Length (mm): 948
Width (mm): 660
Height (mm): 2043
Dry weight (Kg): 292

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