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23 sf with 150 optimax
Just want to say it can be done. I have a t top and two guys in boat. Gets on plane and runs 36 mph
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36 is great for 23 with a 2.5l opti 150 and Ttop. What prop are you running?
I got a 1987 175 2.4l powerhead on a 2001 mid section on my 23. I ran a 15 mirage and it'd hit 39/40. 17 enertia can hit 42/43 cruises nice at 32/33mph. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jg7cdv1w1vE |
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SHRIMPIN - Over 40 mph with a 150 on 23 Seacraft is quite impressive.
I would not have figured that fast. Must be a good straight hull, engine height correct, best prop, trim, and hull is not waterlogged. The two times I switched from a 150 to 200 on different boats, I gained about 8 mph. Granted, there are other factors that affect speed. Using the same factor on a Seacraft, your 23 would run approx. 50 with 200, and maybe 60 with 300 Yami or such. Nice, I'll take the 300 !!!!! |
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BGreene - The powerhead is 1987 175hp vertical reed 2.4L merc . . . My boat doesn't have bottom paint. I really think the new 3.0L 150 merc 4 stroke would be a good match for the 23. I just wish i could try before shelling out 10.5k.
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Any idea what the fuel burn is at cruise? |
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Also, at around 3,800 rpm the big block Etec 200 HO purrs like it's barely running, and fuel use is minimal. I like the idea of 250-300hp on Seacraft 23 to generate high cruising speed when conditions are good and not push the motor. Maybe it's overkill. |
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Sweet set up.. I have a 1974 23 that had a 1998 200 Johnson ocean runner on it. Boat going through complete restoration from stringers up getting close to being complete. I'm Putting a 2012 300 yamaha 30" on her and should run real well!! Good luck and enjoy!!
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Flow meter said 6 gph @24 mph
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15p mirage
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Should be off mon-fir next week. Usually put in at lime house
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