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Opinions wanted. I'm considering two used boats - a 2000 Rinker 232
Captiva Cuddy and a 2001 Crownline 230 CCR cuddy. Here's the dilema, 1. The Crownline is more desireable to me because it seems to be one of the largest cuddy cruisers before moving into the aft-cabins. However, power on the used ones seems to be a bit marginal at best. One i'm interested in has the Merc 5.7 EFI 260HP / Bravo III. Dry weight is approx. 4500 lbs. 2. The Rinker is smaller, but always seems to have decent engine packages. The one i'm interested in has the Merc 5.7 Mag MPI / Bravo III with thru-hull (switchable to thru-hub) exhaust. Dry weight is approx. 4200. lbs. Although dry weight says they're not much different, the Crownline seems substantially bigger than the Rinker. My question is, what kind of speed and, just as importantly, fuel economy differences will i see between these two boats? In the boats i've seen it in, the 5.7 Mag gets surprising economy as well as packs a good punch. Thanks, -JZ |
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