2007 Yamaha F50 Horsepower Increase - Remove Restrictor Plate - Convert to a 60HP - 2024 Update

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Here is a video on how to increase the horsepower on a Yamaha outboard engine. Basically the 2005 thru 2008. Yamaha 4 stroke EFI. The F50 and the F60 schematics are identical other than one has a restrictor plate and the other does not. This will increase the horsepower by 10 and give you more power. Very easy to do and it only took a few minutes. Save yourself a lot of money. Increase whole shot and overall performance.

This is a highly regarded secret Yamaha does not want you to find out because of the financial lost on their end.

How to convert a Yamaha F50 to a F60.

This engine is a work horse now! Please call me if you have questions on doing this.

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