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[Captain Mike P.]

Originally Posted by flounder_smacker

nice sled whats the max hp on these boats? 56 is pretty good with the 175

The web site says 150 hp max, but you can buy the upgraded hydrollic steering and get it rated for a 200 HP. 56 MPH is what I expected when I bought the boat. Hull weight is 1200 lbs. The x22b is a little heavier at 1600 lbs. Its the same hull with a little different layout.

[all star rod]

Originally Posted by Captain Mike P.

The web site says 150 hp max, but you can buy the upgraded hydrollic steering and get it rated for a 200 HP. 56 MPH is what I expected when I bought the boat. Hull weight is 1200 lbs. The x22b is a little heavier at 1600 lbs. Its the same hull with a little different layout.

I have the X22B and I believe it has a weight of 1,700#. I have a 150 yamaha 4 stoke. With 3 people full tank (44gal) and gear I run 40mph at 4700 rpms and get a solid 4 mpg.....max speed is 47-50 and I have a 19" prop with a 6" jack plate. Suprised the H22 only has a weight of 1,200 lbs since it has the hyperlift hull just like mine and the same lenght...both are .125" thick alum. I wonder how they reduced the weight by 500lbs....Are you sure 1,200 it the actual weight. It could be a type-o on their web site.

[Captain Mike P.]

Originally Posted by all star rod

I have the X22B and I believe it has a weight of 1,700#. I have a 150 yamaha 4 stoke. With 3 people full tank (44gal) and gear I run 40mph at 4700 rpms and get a solid 4 mpg.....max speed is 47-50 and I have a 19" prop with a 6" jack plate. Suprised the H22 only has a weight of 1,200 lbs since it has the hyperlift hull just like mine and the same lenght...both are .125" thick alum. I wonder how they reduced the weight by 500lbs....Are you sure 1,200 it the actual weight. It could be a type-o on their web site.

I was curious about the weight myself, but I was going by what the web said. I'll check with my dealer when I get home. Unfortunantly, I'm oversea's and can only watch as you all catch fish, but I sure do try to make up for it on my time off