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jeffwedge posted 08-25-2003 03:32 PM ET (US)
Just for kicks, Ive got a combo that would be a neat little old shool whaler.
1970's Boston whaler 19' Revenge I/O ( old stlye hull)
Say a 200hp yanmar diesel
And to finish it off a Arneson surface drive hooked up to that diesel
I think this little boat would be extremely cool, with good range, fuel effiency, and speed. I know its definitly not the cheapest combo but somthing totally different.
Any comments?

Bigshot posted 08-25-2003 03:38 PM ET (US)
I would do the lightest and most powerful Yanmar....say the 170hp?
For efficiency mate it to a bravo one drive, better offshore running as well.
Problem is you are looking at about $20+K for package alone.
Eric posted 08-27-2003 09:00 PM ET (US)
Would a Bravo One handle the torque of a diesel? Maybe that's not an issue with that small of a motor. I don't know the torque output of that engine.
The big diesels make incredible torque; I like to watch big trucks jack up a corner of the suspension when pulling away from a light.

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Author	Topic: 19' revenge EXTREME!!!
jeffwedge	posted 08-25-2003 03:32 PM ET (US) Just for kicks, Ive got a combo that would be a neat little old shool whaler. 1970's Boston whaler 19' Revenge I/O ( old stlye hull) Say a 200hp yanmar diesel And to finish it off a Arneson surface drive hooked up to that diesel I think this little boat would be extremely cool, with good range, fuel effiency, and speed. I know its definitly not the cheapest combo but somthing totally different. Any comments?
Bigshot	posted 08-25-2003 03:38 PM ET (US) I would do the lightest and most powerful Yanmar....say the 170hp? For efficiency mate it to a bravo one drive, better offshore running as well. Problem is you are looking at about $20+K for package alone.
Eric	posted 08-27-2003 09:00 PM ET (US) Would a Bravo One handle the torque of a diesel? Maybe that's not an issue with that small of a motor. I don't know the torque output of that engine. The big diesels make incredible torque; I like to watch big trucks jack up a corner of the suspension when pulling away from a light.