I am building a 2018 x23 . I would like to put the 7000 motor but I am concerned if It will be a lot louder than the 6.2... I am on a small lake and do not want to piss off all my neibours . I am also concerned about the shaking at idle and also I seen some people had starting issue with the 7000 in a x23 ??? The reason for the 7000 is to have a lot of power , maybe have a higher top speed and rev a little less without the 2:1 tranny. Any advice ?
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It’s definitely not like a go fast boat loud. What makes you concerned about the shaking?Aric
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I had a 7.4 in my X23. I ordered a 6.2 in my new XStar. Love the 7.4, but the race engine nature of it does get a bit old after a while, and with a 2:1 trans the 6.2 is plenty. Where in the northeast are you? If you happen to be buying from castaway, they are familiar with the starting problem.... but I don’t think that’s an issue anymore.
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Some people says that the engine run pretty rough at idle ... it might be fun for a while but when you surf all day and wait for people to be ready to go might not be fun after all ??? At the end it is only a surf /same boat ... not an offshore boat like a fountain or outerlimits !!! I never demo one so I can t tell
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Originally posted by North Master View PostI know 6.2 should be fine but have you ever demo one with the 7000? I just think it would be more fun with more power ???Aric
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X23 with a 6.2 or a 7000 motor
I have 250 hours on my X23 with the 6.2L. Never had an issue with needing more HP. Drove the 7.4L on our test boat. It's an incredible engine and I would have gotten it had it been available with the Salt Series. I not been disappointed with the 6.2L and would order it again in my next boat.
When it comes to these boat, fuel economy doesn't exist, they are thirsty!!
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Originally posted by FourFourty View PostI had a 7.4 in my X23. I ordered a 6.2 in my new XStar. Love the 7.4, but the race engine nature of it does get a bit old after a while, and with a 2:1 trans the 6.2 is plenty. Where in the northeast are you? If you happen to be buying from castaway, they are familiar with the starting problem.... but I don’t think that’s an issue anymore.?
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