Does anyone know what the difference is in speed between the 20’ and 21’?
Does anyone know what the difference is in speed between the 20’ and 21’?
I can’t say with absolute certainty but I’ve read real world the 20 is 2-3 mph faster. There will always be exceptions, but on average that should be realistic.
2008 Skeeter 21I. Yamaha 250 Series II.
2011 Toyota Tundra Crewmax 4x4.
Close enough to not matter.
2017 Phoenix 819
2016 200ProXS, s/n 2B359849, Mod 1200P73BD
I bought my ZXR20 in August of '20 and sat side by side with a new ZXR21 and the new(?) SHO in a tournament last weekend. He seeing 70-71 in summer conditions while mine is about 71-72. I didn't notice if he had a hydro JP or not. I don't. He had poles and I do not.
We are seeing almost identical speeds between the two sizes.
I have the same ZXR 20 with no poles and I am getting 69 - 70. Curious on how many holes are showing for motor height without jp.Originally Posted by SHM64
I have a 2023 ZXR21 with jack plate and raptors. Top speed for me (alone in the boat) is 72mph.
To compare what Keowee said...
I have a '22 ZXR 20. Top speed for me in the winter by myself is 75. That was with the T2 prop, poles, no livewells, 1/2 tank gas, and hydraulic jackplate set on 18. I can't get that speed anymore since I went to a Bravo prop, but that prop outperforms the T2 in every other category so I don't mind. I fished a tournament last Saturday on a tidal river in very hot conditions. With a partner, livewells, full tank, and Bravo prop I was seeing 69.
2022 Skeeter ZXR20
Yamaha 250 SHO
THe 20 will be 2 to 3 mph faster, was the exact same with the older FX/ZX style as well
Manual plate... 8 holes. Haven't changed the set up from dealer. In colder water/weather I'm a couple MPH faster.
I run both the 20 and 21 for demos, the difference with me driving and setting them both up is 2 mph on average.
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