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Pulsare 1850 w/150 Opti
- Thread starter claupie
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Denny Checkmate
Member
How fast do you really want to go says your wallet.
Maybe spend another hunk of change and then go with a 20 BRX or 2100 Pulsare get more power and hit 75 to 90 with 250 or 300 Pro xs"s.
Its up to you and your wallet says
SPEED COST $$
2012 1850 with a 150 Merc Pro Xs along with a tempest prop will give you low 60's mph. I would spend a few hundred dollars more and go with a 175 Pro Xs then your looking at 67-68 mph depending on water and wind conditions. The hull has its performance and handling limitations.
Maybe spend another hunk of change and then go with a 20 BRX or 2100 Pulsare get more power and hit 75 to 90 with 250 or 300 Pro xs"s.
Its up to you and your wallet says
SPEED COST $$
jjg
Well-known member
With my setup which has a 6" setback I'm getting 63MPH GPS @ full trim out with 1/2 tank of gas and a Tempest 23p. This boat has exactly the same transom as a 2000 or 2100. The main difference are the flotation foam boxes which add some weight compared to the 2000 & 2100. In order to get high 60's more setback would be needed so the motor can be run higher above the pad.