Yamaha LF200XSA2 200HP in White DEC 25″ Shaft Counter Rotation

Yamaha LF200XSA2 200HP White DEC DES

The Yamaha LF200XSA2 pairs a 2.8L 4-cylinder DOHC 16-valve engine with counter-rotation gearing and integrated steering, finished in Pearlescent White at 500 lbs dry. The 25-inch shaft and Integrated Digital Electric Steering (DES) are built for high-end multi-engine platforms in Mulmarine’s outboard engine technology lineup, giving elite responsiveness and clean rigging.

Peak output holds through the 5000-6000 RPM band, using Digital Electronic Control (DEC) and a precision multi-point EFI system. The 1.86:1 gear ratio converts engine energy into torque for rapid hull planing without hesitation. US offshore boaters lean on this Japan-engineered platform for reliability and smooth digital shifting in twin-engine setups.

Technical Specifications of Yamaha LF200XSA2

• The 2.8L 4-cylinder DOHC architecture delivers 200 horsepower with strong volumetric efficiency.
• The White 227 kg build runs a 25-inch shaft for specialized offshore transom configurations.
• Integrated Digital Electric Steering (DES) delivers effortless vessel handling and precise control at any speed.
• Digital Electronic Control (DEC) with Helm Master EX compatibility keeps helm management smooth.
• The counter-rotation (left-hand) gearcase balances steering torque in twin-engine installs.
• Precision multi-point EFI guarantees consistent combustion across the 5000-6000 RPM band.
• Coverage comes from a 3-year limited factory warranty and Japanese build standards.

Integrated DES Technology

Integrated Digital Electric Steering (DES) gives a smooth, responsive experience without external hydraulic lines, keeping the bilge clean and reducing operator fatigue on long offshore days.

Digital Command DEC Interface

DEC gives smooth, cable-free throttle and shifting, fully compatible with Helm Master EX for advanced positioning and joystick control during technical maneuvers.

Counter-Rotation Precision

The left-hand counter-rotation gearcase eliminates the steering pull common in high-horsepower twin-engine vessels when paired with a standard-rotation motor, giving effortless command and superior tracking stability.

Routine Care Protocol

This digital EFI engine runs high-quality sacrificial anodes to keep galvanic corrosion in check in saltwater coastal environments. Pro Tip: flush the internal cooling passages with fresh water after every launch to maintain cooling system integrity.