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23ft Seacraft with a single 175hp Suzuki
There is a guy on THT that just repowered his 23ft Seacraft with a single 175hp Four Stroke Suzuki (4 cylinder) and get 28mph cruise and 39mph top end.
Pretty nice numbers. Any one every have a 175 or even a 150hp on a 23ft Seacraft. |
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Re: 23ft Seacraft with a single 175hp Suzuki
I think 175hp is too small. I doubt he truely gets those perf. numbers. I get those #s with a lighter 2-stroke 225hp.
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Re: 23ft Seacraft with a single 175hp Suzuki
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Re: 23ft Seacraft with a single 175hp Suzuki
BS - those are very close to mine with a 200 merc on a 20
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Eggs . . . I had this same motor on my 18 . . . believe it or not the V200 on my 18 was only 44/45mph with just me onboard and 30 gallons of fuel using a mirage plus 17P. I'll put money that I can top 40mph when I put on the 15P mirage and shed one body in the 23.
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Dog the do make different props,mine will almost do that with one motor trimmed out with way to much prop, (19p powertech 4blade) way to much for a single 150.
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i dont even get those numbers with a 225
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at 4400/4500rpm - I'm cruising at 28/29mph and topping out at 5800rpm 38/39mph. My gps doesn't lie (at least I don't think it does). That 175 zuke should perform better than . . . a 32 year old Merc v200 motor rated at the powerhead not prop.
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I never would have believed it until this past weekend, but I now actually believe those numbers. I have been messing around with my pile of spare motors. Currently I have a 1979 V200 Mercury 2.4L powerhead on a 2001 200hp mid section/lower unit (This is equivalent to a mid 80's 2.4L 175). Propped right and the motor seems to have plenty of power to push the 23 . . . the numbers above are with a full tank 70 gallons, HUGE 400+lb pilot house, 2 adults, 25hp Kicker, tons of gear. |
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