FEATURES
Suzuki’s DF225 showcases overwhelming power and speed and outstanding fuel efficiency.
| Start system |
Electric start |
| Multi-point sequential electronic fuel injection |
Standard |
| Two-stage gear reduction system |
Standard |
| Offset driveshaft |
Standard |
| Over-rev. limiter |
Standard |
| Low oil pressure caution |
Standard |
| Speedometer pickup on gear case |
Standard |
| Suzuki anti-corrosion system |
Standard |
SPECS
| Shaft length |
X: 635mm (25") | XX: 762mm (30") |
| Starting system |
Electric |
| Weight |
X: 275kg | XX: 284kg |
| Engine type |
DOHC 24-valve |
| Fuel delivery system |
Multi-point sequential electronic fuel injection |
| No. of cylinders |
V6 (55-degree) |
| Displacement |
3,614cm3 |
| Bore x Stroke |
95mm x 85mm |
| Maximum output |
165.0kW |
| Full throttle operating range |
5,000–6,000rpm |
| Steering |
Remote |
| Oil pan capacity |
8.0 litres |
| Ignition system |
Fully-transistorised |
| Alternator |
12V 54A |
| Engine mounting |
Shear mount |
| Trim method |
Power trim & tilt |
| Gear ratio |
2.29:1 |
| Gear shift |
F-N-R |
| Exhaust |
Through prop hub exhaust |
| Propeller selection (pitch) |
17"–27.5" (s/s) |
| Fuel |
minimum 91 (RON) octane |
| Warranty |
3+3 years for recreational use |
PERFORMANCE TESTS
DF225 tested on Australian Master Marine 7.0m Tournament
Test Conditions
| Date: |
31/04/2014 |
| Location: |
Pine River, QLD |
| Conditions: |
Calm, high tide |
| Temperature: |
26°C |
| Crew: |
2 |
Test Boat: Australian Master Marine 7.0m Tournament
| Length: |
7.0m |
| Beam: |
2.5m |
| Dry Weight: |
1950kg |
| Max Horsepower: |
225hp |
| Fuel Capacity: |
300L |
| Weight as tested: |
2400kg (est) |
Conclusion
| Optimal Cruise Speed: |
41.1km/h (23.8kn) |
| Cruise Range (Approx) Based on 95% Fuel Capacity: |
407km |
| Maximum Speed: |
67km/h (36kn) |
| 0-40km/h: |
4.28 sec |
Outboard: Suzuki DF225
| Horsepower: | 225hp |
| Cylinder: | V6 |
| Weight: | 263kg |
| Gear Ratio: | 2.29:1 |
| Propeller: | Suzuki 16 x 17 3 blade stainless steel |
Suzuki Performance Figures
Suzuki Fuel Consumption Comparison