Yamaha Outboards 115HP VMAX SHO | VF115XB For Sale
V MAX IN-LINE 4 115 hp
The I-4 V MAX SHO 115 is Yamaha’s fastest 115-hp four stroke, ever, with a top speed of nearly 51 mph. On top of its impressive speed, it features tech unheard of in its class, including a long-track intake system, free-flow exhaust and knock sensor. Still it’s 10 pounds lighter than a competitor’s two stroke.
- 1.8-liter high-output four cylinder
- 377 lbs. dry weight
- 20-inch and 25-inch shaft options
- 35 amps of charging power
- Command Link® compatibility with Variable Trolling
- MODEL:
- VF115XA
- SHAFT LENGTH:
- 25″
- WEIGHT:
- 386
- FUEL INDUCTION SYSTEM:
- EFI
- CONTROLS:
- Remote Mech
- STARTER:
- Electric
- TRIM & TILT:
- Power
- CYLINDERS:
- 4
- DISPLACEMENT:
- 1832cc
- PROP SHAFT HORSEPOWER:
- 115 hp at 5500 rpm
- FULL THROTTLE RPM RANGE:
- 5300 – 6300
- ALTERNATOR OUTPUT AT W.O.T.:
- 35 amp
- PROPELLER:
- Order Separately
- RECOMMENDED FUEL:
- Octane 87
- RECOMMENDED ENGINE OIL:
- Yamalube® 4M
- RECOMMENDED FUEL FILTRATION:
- Yamaha 10-Micron Fuel/Water Separating Filter
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