Repowering Options

Reliable, Fast, and Efficient Outboards from Mercury and Suzuki 

One of the great things about an outboard-powered boat is that when your engine reaches the end of its service life or its warranty expires, you don’t need to trade the entire boat-and-engine package in on a new one to enjoy reliability and peace of mind. Instead, you can have a new outboard motor installed and continue enjoying your boat for many more years. In the industry, we call this repowering, and the entire process is a lot easier and faster than you might think. Repowering can also offer some serious advantages for your budget and your boating experiences.

Watch Your Budget

Repowering your boat with a new outboard requires an investment, but compared to buying a new boat package, it can be less expensive to repower. The savings are even greater when you consider all the accessories already installed on your boat that you would otherwise have to purchase if you were buying new. For instance, if your boat is rigged with a trolling motor, multiple displays, stereo, ski pole or other accessory items, this can add up to serious savings. Repowering also lets you get the most years from your initial boat purchase, giving you better value in the long run. And if you do decide to sell your boat later, a new engine can boost your resale value – especially if the engine still has warranty coverage.

Enjoy New Warranty Coverage

Enjoy worry-free hours on the water with Suzuki Extended Protection coverage. Suzuki boat owners love to spend time fishing, swimming, diving, exploring, or just cruising on the open water to relax and enjoy new horizons. While Suzuki marine products are known for powerful performance and excellent reliability, outboard motor extended service protection offers boat owners peace-of-mind coverage from unexpected mechanical breakdowns or towing costs. Boat with more confidence knowing you’ll get back on the water with an intact wallet for more adventures and FULL THROTTLE FUN!

Boost Performance and Efficiency

Warranty coverage and extending a boat’s usable lifespan aren’t the only reasons to invest in a new outboard engine. Modern engineering technology advances have made outboards faster, easier to handle, more durable, more reliable, quieter and more fuel-efficient than prior-generation engines. The latest four-stroke outboard engines not only are compact, they also are lightweight, giving them impressive power-to-weight ratios, which improves their performance throughout the rpm range. Should you care? Well, that depends on how you use your boat. If you like to go fast, a repower engine can give your boat an awesome hole shot, quicker acceleration, high top end or possibly all three. Repowering could also deliver quieter performance, which you’ll appreciate while cruising with friends. Better fuel efficiency can give you range to get there. If you have an older pontoon boat, a new outboard might also help it get up on plane faster. And who would turn down the improved reliability of a new outboard over an older model that might be past its prime?

Don’t let your old outboard slow you down! Contact Us today to talk about your repower.