My boat is a 1752 80 gauge with a 60/40 that runs 30 mph.I would go no smaller than a 1652

@@1fastgmctruck would you go back with a 80 gauge or the hundred

For the water around here 80 gauge does just fine but if you got huge boulders and rocks I would go with 100 gauge......If you step up to a 115/80 or 90/65 outboard I would go with 100 gauge

Lower Colorado River Outfitters No tunnel on the Blazer Sport boats.

The impeller is SS and can take a pretty good beating before you need to take a file to them. Most nicks will come from getting stuck on gravel bar and leaving motor running. Running over shallow bar without dragging at high speed normally want pick up enough rocks to do any damage to impeller.

Interesting, just thinking because my jetski try suck everything in even very slow speed. Meybe this set up is way more different or better parts jne

@@solopomodoro5853 difference is this is a jet drive outboard not an inboard jet the intake is much different

Green River Ky

Mr.Freedom 850 jet

60/40 2012 Mercury four stroke EFI

In 2012 I paid around 15k brand new

@1fastgmctruck good old days haha now they are 20k

80

1fastgmctruck Thanks looking to get a blazer and bring it out here to California, don’t know it I want a .80 or .100!

If you plan on running it on big chunk rock water I would get the 100 gauge but if it's small gravel,sand,mud bottom 80 gauge would be fine.