| alphaman |
08-09-2011 09:16 AM |
Is 115hp. Enough
I'm looking to buy bay boat BTW 19-21. How does a 115hp push 19ft fiberglass bay boat with 2 maybe 3 people.
If I go with the 21ft Definitely getting 150hp or more. But I see a that a lot of 19ft boats have 115hp on the back.
Thanks
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| fishinpox |
08-09-2011 09:20 AM |
no
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| mcjaredsandwich |
08-09-2011 09:22 AM |
Longcast has an 1810 nautic with a 90 4 stroke, saltyshaw has a 18 or 19ft bluewave with a 90 4 stroke. Both seem to get where you wanna go.
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| alphaman |
08-09-2011 09:22 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by fishinpox
(Post 302942)
no
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No? What?
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| alphaman |
08-09-2011 09:24 AM |
I saw how longcast boat performed last time I fish with him and followed him in my boat the nx. Not bad at all!
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| Montauk17 |
08-09-2011 09:24 AM |
Always best to put the max hp on any boat. You will have a better holeshot and fuel economy when the motor does not have to strain.
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Blazer bay rolled Hull 18ft boat is rated for 175 Max HP. Its a light, unfinished hull. To me a 115 on a finished boat would be to low
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| SaltyShaw |
08-09-2011 09:31 AM |
How much you looking to spend PM me my boat is fur sale
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| alphaman |
08-09-2011 09:34 AM |
True. But I may buy used, just wondering if I go that route. 19 with 115
Actually how good/bad is the fuel
consumption on a 19ft. With 115 full tank and 2 people if someone has numbers.
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| alphaman |
08-09-2011 09:44 AM |
That's to small I have a 17ft predator/115 most likely ill be getting 21-22 being that my option r open. 19 would be settling
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| alphaman |
08-09-2011 09:45 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dink
(Post 302956)
Blazer bay rolled Hull 18ft boat is rated for 175 Max HP. Its a light, unfinished hull. To me a 115 on a finished boat would be to low
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That's to small I have a 17ft predator/115 most likely ill be getting 21-22 being that my option r open. 19 would be settling
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| inchspinner |
08-09-2011 09:52 AM |
Buddy of mine has a nautic star 2110 with 2 stroke 150hp merc and awsome on fuel and tops bout 47-49...
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I have a 17' kirkland w/ 90 hp 4 stroke zuki that runs mid 30s w/ 3 and gear
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| specktator |
08-09-2011 10:03 AM |
I got a 200 on my 19' Boston Whaler but it's a tank.
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| booyagasha |
08-09-2011 10:09 AM |
i got a 18.5 ft striper center console with a 2 stroke 175---so no you need more
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| Capt.B |
08-09-2011 10:09 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Montauk17
(Post 302950)
Always best to put the max hp on any boat. You will have a better holeshot and fuel economy when the motor does not have to strain.
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Absolutely...dont short change yourself in hp...fuel economy is better, your motor wont have to work as hard so you can set @ 4000 rpm and do 40 mph that's what your looking for.
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I have a 19' Sea Pro w/Merc 115 4-stroke and it runs 41mph @ WOT but the hole shot is not what i would like.
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| msu-tfrancois |
08-09-2011 10:24 AM |
I'd def put the max size that the boat is rated for....no two brand boats way the same so I wouldn't go off of what other people have....you won't regret goin with a lil bigger motor
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| alphaman |
08-09-2011 10:25 AM |
Thanks for the info. I have a 17ft predator it does the job. 112 johnson. 30 gallon tank. But don't like the v in the front its to small. It will be up for sale soon!
I like the boats with the deep v nauticstar, blazer 2170 etc.
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| Montauk17 |
08-09-2011 10:28 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by alphaman
(Post 303013)
Thanks for the info. I have a 17ft predator it does the job. 112 johnson. 30 gallon tank. But don't like the v in the front its to small. It will be up for sale soon!
I like the boats with the deep v nauticstar, blazer 2170 etc.
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Hard to beat the nautic star for the money. They ride very good in a chop too.
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