4 stroke weight on 1998 21?

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Ha Fishmvy
Can’t really say exactly when, maybe someone else on the sight know exactly when but I do remember that sometime after Tracker bought the Co. they started using the newer composition materials. I remember looking at a cut out chunk of a transom and wondering, if this new stuff would really hold up or not. A lot of the boat builders were just starting to use the newer composition materials and I knew that I did not want to be their bata testing unit.
I will say though about your power choices that if I had a 21’ boat I would want to make my power plant as light a possible for many reasons. My first concern is safety a 21’ boat gives one a sense that you now can go anywhere you want that this boat although it is small, it is big enough to do anything. But, after as many trips as I have logged on small boats the ocean can be a very unforgiving place when winds and waves start picking up. I fished for 19 years on my 18’ boat and a friends 21’. On both boats we had seen some very concerning moments both of us really knew out boats, equipment, and always checked sea conditions. Keep it light and you will keep it safe.
By the way 225 is really overkill on that boat you can’t run it that hard my personal choice would be the 200
2 stroke.
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