Honda Jet

Now you can put a jet engine on your boat. Honda 40 Jet, 65 Jet and 105 Jet models expand the range of Honda outboard motors, offering boaters additional choices for more marine applications. Think about all the places you can go with less draft. Sand bars, rivers, shallow streams - a whole new range of locations have opened up thanks to the Honda Jet.

Jet drives offer maximum flexibility in shallow waters, getting around or over obstructions that would limit a prop-driven outboard. New jet drive models feature the same dependable, quiet and fuel efficient operation as the hallmark Honda prop-driven models, with the added benefit of jet propulsion.

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The new motors are fully covered by the industry-exclusive, transferrable true 7 year non-declining warranty - the longest lasting warranty for any outboard engine sold in New Zealand.

The new lineup of jet-propelled marine motors pairs renowned Honda power heads with jet drives designed to provide an exceptional boating experience in ultra-shallow waters. All three new models offer the same dependable, quiet and fuel efficient operation as the Honda BF Series of propeller-driven models with the added benefits of a jet-propulsion system.

Honda Marine outboard jet models have no gear case or propeller extending below the hull. The low-profile foot design allows a boater to drive in minimal depths without the fear of getting a propeller caught or damaged on rocky, rough bottoms, shallows, underwater obstacles or other low-water conditions that would challenge a prop-driven outboard. Jet-propelled motors are well suited for recreational and commercial boaters. Anglers who want to fish the shallows and edges; recreational boaters who want to explore streams, islands and riverbanks; and shell fishermen and eelers who work in marshes and small creeks with fluctuating tides all appreciate the attributes of jet-propelled outboard motors.

All three new Honda Marine models, the 40 Jet, 65 Jet and 105 Jet, are designed for dependability, fuel efficiency and easy operation. These jet-driven motors incorporate many of the exclusive and performance-enhancing features found on the full line of Honda BF outboards. In addition, all of the Honda jet models include overhead camshaft design; electric starting; Multi-port Programmed Fuel Injection for quick starts; water cooled systems; and a silent flush port.

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