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    If you were looking for real performance what would you pick

    A V-20 with a 300XS or a V-21 with a 400R Verado?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kromer View Post
    A V-20 with a 300XS or a V-21 with a 400R Verado?

    Two very good choices. I'm going with the V21 and 400R Verado. It would handle rougher water than the V20 and I'd estimate top speeds with the 400R in the mid to high 70's.

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    211r with 400r= 611RR
    Mercury 250 proxs 2B115089

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    Well to be honest, I would be disapointed with 74-75 with a 400R on the transome.
    My late model Ranger 521c has a 250 Evinrude on the back and has seen low 70's.

    Which is the point of my post, performance vs bang for buck.
    So if a V-20 with a 300XS can do mid 70's (don't know this for sure) why spend the extra coin (which is considerable by the way) if all things are essentially equal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kromer View Post
    Well to be honest, I would be disapointed with 74-75 with a 400R on the transome.
    My late model Ranger 521c has a 250 Evinrude on the back and has seen low 70's.

    Which is the point of my post, performance vs bang for buck.
    So if a V-20 with a 300XS can do mid 70's (don't know this for sure) why spend the extra coin (which is considerable by the way) if all things are essentially equal.
    Short answer is you are getting a bigger boat.
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    Didnt the Massive 21.6ft Jaguar run 84 with a 400R? Just asking

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    Yes The Jag broke well through the 80mph barrier. The Legend and Bass Cat are two of the few boats that can run this motor.
    And to Risco, the price difference between a V-20 and 21 is not that significant but when you are talking about the big Verado, there is where you need the money. So if the hull (V-21) has performance limits (mid 70's with the 400) then it does not make sense.

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    Also I sent an email to Legend directly from their site on Monday, tomorrow is Thursday and still no reply.

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    Are you strictly looking for a Legend?

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    They are completely updating their computer systems. Apparently things where very outdated. This all a part of the merger / acquisition. They are getting bigger and better. I'd try calling directly.

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    Legends are not " go-fast boats" . If that's what your looking for you should probably branch out with other options.

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    Well a STERLING BASS BOAT can handle the 400r motor no problem at all..

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    Quote Originally Posted by tdh View Post
    Legends are not " go-fast boats" . If that's what your looking for you should probably branch out with other options.
    If money is no concern and you want speed in a big bass boat. The BCB Jag seems to be the best of all worlds in looking at the models that can run the 400R.

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    An Allison XB21 will be in thr 90's with a 250