23ft Seacraft with a single 175hp Suzuki

[basswacker]

i dont even get those numbers with a 225

[Bigshrimpin]

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.

[Bigshrimpin]

Bass - That Johnson 225 is a mean motor. How do you have it setup? You should be able to bump it up a few holes . . . What prop are you running? If you can find a nice 17P Viper . . . I'll bet you'd be a happy man.

Here's performance specs from a 2.6L OMC seadrive . . . those were about 205hp at the prop from what I understand but they had the heavy bracket / trim and tilt.

http://www.classicseacraft.com/broch...Drivefront.pdf

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[captbone]

Its all about set up. The right prop and engine height make a huge difference.

I have hit 41mph on GPS with a tired single 225hp Optimax on my 25ft Bertram FBSF and light load.

I have fished with 6 full size adults and 80 gallons of fuel and still hit 36mph+ with bimini up.

Its all about set up.

[gss036]

I have a Honda 225 hp on my 23WA and the last time I had it checked by the Honda dealer here, he said that Honda told him I wasn't running the motor hard enough at top RPM. He says since I am still under warranty, go out and run it. I did and I was surprised, at 6000 RPM, I was getting 46 MPH on my GPS. That is moving and the boat felt a little light on the stern. I can't afford to do that ofter and my fuel flow gauge all shows 16 GPH.

[Bigshrimpin]

saw this thread on THT . . . Pretty neat thread. 34knots = 38mph.

http://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-...e-model-7.html

[captbone]

Thanks BigShrimp

That is where I heard about it.

That combined with your report with a single 2.4 liter 200hp hitting 39mph with a good load proves it all comes down to set up. I love the fact that the 175hp Suzuki is a four banger.

It is a viable, affordable option for many people would are not solely focused on offshore.