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23 CC and thinking 300 Suzuki Repower
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Hi Guys,
I am repowering my 2004 23 CC and leaning towards the 300 Suzuki. Merc 225 Opti on there now. Am I good with the weight of 620lbs? Seems like it, but just double checking here with folks with experience. Thoughts on a jack plate? Don't have one now. Are they really a big difference maker? If so, how much setback is needed? 5" or 10"? Thanks |
Look down six threads in the same section your post is in, the "performance" section, and there are some answers for you.
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I did read that thread, but those are some different configurations with either a floatation bracket, older models, or Seafaris/Tsunamis.
Wondering if anyone had thoughts for the CC models from the 2000's. Thanks |
5 or 10" cmc bracket and a 300ap will be all you will ever want. You could even go with a 25" on the transom and it would work great. For the money there isn't a better deal out there.
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The 300 is a great motor for that hull. I know there are some threads on here with a 300 on a newer hull. The weight isn't an issue with that new model.
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Thanks, I pulled the trigger and looking forward to getting it on there! Suzuki has some special promos going right now and its a killer deal on motors!
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I put a 300 Suzuki on the transom of my '98. The stern does sit a little deeper in the water but not to the point of getting water on the deck. I think if you move the mounting point back with a jack plate it will give the weight of the motor more leverage to lower the stern. I had the new motor mounted in the same hole as the 225 Opti that I took off, center of five holes. The Suzuki seems to mount lower, I don't think it's just the weight difference, it looks like the whole mount sits lower on the transom. I'm thinking I might have to raise it one hole. I wouldn't bother with any setback.
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I had a 2005 23' SC with a 250 Verado and the boat sat fine. The verado is quite a bit heavier than the Suzuki so you should be fine.
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Am I the only one re powering with G2 300?
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I wish I was!!! I would love a 250 HO G2, however I would have to sleep with it....along with the no-see-ums!! :(
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