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hello new here. i just bought a 78 v-20. i was wondering who had the most weight on the back of their boat and which set up used. i have no engines so im trying to decide which way to power. definately on a bracket. also its was a cuddy that is conv to a cc. thanks

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Welcome to the site.

I'd say when MJ and CB would stand in the back of MJ's old V, that was the most.

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i dont know them...but that is funny. yeah my dellima is i need to run 60mi out so i need some desecent speed and two engines in case i loose one i can still run back on one on plane.

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Welcome to the site.

I can't answer your question on weight, bu tere are many here that can.

A cuddy converted to CC? :o :o :o

You better post pix of that, cause I am sure I am not the only curios V owner.

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yeah it was a family memeber from whom i bought it. i saw the transformation it was very interesting. the boat was negelcted and is full of leaves. when i get it cleaned up ill make sure to post pics.

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Skools Out is putting twin 225 OMC's on his V-20.

Someone on here has twins on their V.......who is it boiz?

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There's an old thread in "Performance" section with a picture of a V with twin 70 h.p. outboards and some discussion of twins. Twin 90's would be sweet.

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Yamaha has that 90 2stroke motor that looks tiny, a pair of them would do it.

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yeah that would be nice with two. just concerned about if one went out. i dont think those 3cyl have enough low end. weight is nice 261lbs per.

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A 200 hp is going to be over 500 pounds, I had a Cuddy 1975 with a bracket and 175 hp. 400 pounds.

Twin 90's or 100's will be fine, and if one went out a single 90 or 100 would get you up to 15 to 20 knots I am sure.

Welcome to the site and lets see the pictures, and were are you located??