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![]() Snookered has had personal experience with 3 different 18's with 3 different motors on them (130 Yam, 150 60 deg OMC V-6, and Zuke 140 4-S), so he knows that boat and it's sensitivities better than any of us! I think he summarized it well. I would suggest you might want to also consider the 90 hp DI 2S motors as well. That gets the weight down to around 350 lbs, which would be real desirable if you wanted a bracket, and they'd burn even less gas! Most folks don't realize that the VDH hull design is at least 10% more efficient than any other deep V, so you don't need as much power on a SeaCraft as you'd need on any other similar size hull! Fr. Frank is getting great performance out of his 90, and BRP is sandbagging on the E-TEC HP ratings by as much as 10%! The HP curves for both the 150 and 225 E-TEC's have been published in factory literature; the "150" is actually 165 at the prop and the "225" is actually 240, so that 90 hp motor might surprise you! Windrider just put a 90 HP E-TEC on a 20 cc, so we're all waiting to hear how that turned out!
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