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Old 09-16-2014, 09:28 AM
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I understand light engines on potter built boats are imperative, I own an 18sf with a 2stroke 150hp. It runs great but it will always be an 18 foot boat. I have a family of 4. Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't the (2000's) 20sc WITHOUT COFFIN BOX made to take a larger more modern engine and still built on the exact 20 mold? It's a different cut out and transome height. Thanks
People want a 150-200 on their 20's and 4 strokes are what are on the boats....try both a light 20 with under 430 lbs of motor then a 20 with 500 lbs of motor. Most guys who know the difference will agree with a light motor. DF 140 / E-Tec 150-200 2 stroke is the most power vs acceptable weight IMHO.
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