DF250T 4-stroke
Suzuki’s Award Winning Technology
At its first showing at a special preview at the 2003 Miami International Boat Show, the DF250 captured the NMMA (National Marine Manufacturers Association) 2003 Innovation Award making this the fourth Innovation Award for Suzuki.
Electronic Fuel Injection
Power Trim & Tilt
ENGINE TYPE
DOHC 24-Valve
WEIGHT
X: 275kg
DISPLACEMENT
3,614cm3 (kW/r/min)
The product of unrivaled expertise and world class technology, Suzuki’s four-stroke outboards have long been on the cutting edge of outboard their advanced technology, innovative ideas, and designs. We were the first to introduce a digital Electronic Fuel Injection four-stroke; an idea that allowed the DF60 and DF70 to receive further recognition from the International Marine Trades Exposition and Convention when they captured the IMTEC Innovation Award. We were the first to offer an automotive type self-adjusting timing chain in a four-stroke engine with performance enhancing dual overhead cams and four valves per cylinder. This brought us recognition again, when our DF40 and DF50 received the IMTEC Innovation Award making Suzuki the first manufacturer to receive this distinguished award two years in a row, and also giving us our third IMTEC award, again an industry first.
Relying on experience we’ve gained through the manufacture of not only outboards, but technologically- advanced motorcycles and automobiles, our engineers have put decades of knowledge into the design, development, and production of an all new V6 motor designed specifically for outboard use. This new V6 holds some of our most advanced innovative ideas to date, making it a showcase for Suzuki’s advanced four-stroke outboard technology.
DOHC 24-VALVE WITH VVT DELIVERS HIGH PERFORMANCE
Our engineers designed a 3.6-liter V6 engine——and an aggressive cam profile designed specifically for the. However, our goal was not just to create an outboard that could deliver 250PS (184kW), but to create an outboard that could deliver high performance that suits its 250PS (184kW) output along with the many benefits that a four-stroke can deliver.
A high performance camshaft designed to deliver 250PS (184kW) produced the wanted power output, but to get the strong mid and low-end torque outboards need when accelerating requires altering valve timing. In general, only using a camshaft setting like those found in racing engines produces an engine that develops insufficient low and mid range torque. This is because the valve timing for intake and exhaust differs according to load and engine speed.
Features:
V-design Engine Block using a 55-degree Bank Angle
DOHC 24-valve Engine with Variable Valve Timing System
Multi-Stage Induction
Multi Point Sequential Electronic Fuel Injection
Direct Ignition
Offset Driveshaft
Two-stage Gear Reduction
Two-stage Camshaft Drive System
Flywheel Designed with Fan Blades
54A Alternator
Counter Rotation Models Available
Tilt Limit Switch
Oil Change Reminder System
Low Oil Pressure Caution
Over-Rev Limiter
Overheat Cooling Water Caution
Self Diagnostic System
Neutral rpm Limiter
Anti-Corrosion Protection
Freshwater Engine Flush Port
High Performance 16-in. Diameter
Stainless Steel Propeller (Optional)
Multi Function Tachometer (Optional)
SPECIFICATIONS
Bore x stroke | 95 × 85mm |
Starting system | Electric |
Maximum output | 184.0kw |
Full throttle operating range | 5500-6100rpm |
Gear shift | F-N-R |
Displacement | 3,614cm3 |
No of cylinders | V6 (55°) |
Oil pan capacity | 8.0 litres |
Shaft length | X: 635mm |
Ignition system | Fully-transistorized |
Trim method | Power trim & tilt |
Exhaust | Through Prop Hub Exhaust |
Weight | X: 275kg |
Steering | Remote |
Gear ratio | 2.29 : 1 |
Engine type | DOHC 24-Valve |
Engine mounting | Shear mount |
Fuel delivery system | Multi-point sequential electronic fuel injection |
Propeller selection pitch | 15″ – 27.5″ |
Alternator | 12V 54A |