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1980 20 sf power?
I have a1980 sf i am repowering i have a 225 efi now i am looking to put on a four stroke is a yamaha 200 to heavy? And would a150 be enough motor?
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20' or 23'?
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it says 20 and yes it is to heavy - a 150 will work great a 225 is way more than needed
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Oops, missed that in the title.
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Way heavy, a lot of 23 run with 225s. Not necessary on 20 as efficient as a Seacraft.
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I had a 135 opti-max on my 20' but there were times I wished it had the 150.
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OK Scott, a 23 could barely handled it anyway
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I saw an 87 20ft with a four stroke 150 on the transom and it had water coming in the drains with no one in the boat
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Hey guys thanks for the info. Like i said i have a 225 2 stroke now. I love the speed but the boat is being restored right now and i am looking for good fuel economy but still speed. Again thanks
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I'm at 415, and my scuppers will come in if I walk to the back with nominal fuel, runs back out when at the console no problem, thats why I say about 400 is it. Sitting empty is no issue at all, just add another 200 and maybe the baitwell and its coming, not a big issue in Fla summers.
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Yam hpdi 200 weighs around what a 140 4 stroke zuke is, way more power and fuel burn is good, just burns more oil...
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I have a old 91 150hp evinrude and it fine till my fat azz steps to the back
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I don't mind the water coming in as long as it does not come over the transom. Its Florida i don't mind wet feet lol
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I have a 225 efi merc weighing in at 475 and when I'm in the back of the boat a little water fills the drains but none on the deck. And like you cjm1300 I too love the speed!
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your NEW option is the new Yamaha 200 4 stroke... it is built on the 4 cylinder so it weighs roughly the same as the 150 4 stroke.. BUT you will have to PAY for the NEW motor... I'm sure they arent giving them away..
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My stats:
Lots of bottom paint 366lb 4 stroke 100HP Plus 60 lb kicker Plus a under prop fin and 4 blade prop for more lift but more drag 34 MPH 5-6MPG (I run a 20 gallon tank- no need for more) 12 knot/14MPH planing speed With no fin and a different prop(12.75 x 17) and no kicker I think 37MPH could be had, maybe 38 with a SS prop and no bottom paint, albeit with a higher minimum planing speed. I don't need trim tabs. Just a data point. I spent a lot of time and a little money on props and fins to get the best out of a light low power outboard. I don't even have a stainless prop, so if 40 MPH is your goal, there might be a light weight efficient way to get there with something like an Etec 115 or 130? |
I have a 1973 20sf all redone w/150 etch very happy performance 43 mph with 2 good size people aboard
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having water come in with no one in the boat with a 135 2 stroke the boat had other issues, nobody with V6's have that issue, mine won't, full of fuel and the baitwell full and a T top |
My 18 with a Yamaha 200 2 stroke will only have water come in if I stand in the back corner. I weight 325 though.
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