Sport nautique year differences

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  • bwake
    • Aug 2009
    • 1



    Sport nautique year differences

    Hi there,

    Im down here in New Zealand and am looking at purchasing a Sport Nautique from the US to use wakeboarding.

    Ive done plenty of reading on them, and they seem to be a sharp reliable boat.

    Few questions im interested in.

    The 89-95??? run a 240hp PCM Ford Carburetted engine? How are these on fuel when loaded?

    The 95+ runs a PCM GT40 Fuel injected engine? Should i try and look for one of these instead due to reliability and fuel consumption or is there little difference?

    The earlier model doesnt have a duckboard (and rear locker) either? What year did this change? Does it make much of a difference when using the boat?

    Any other year change details would be great as im unsure whether a 91 would be fine, or if i should spend more and get a new model boat?

    Bearing in mind this recession at the moment, what should a good Sport 95 with about 350 hours on the clock go for? Likewise a 91 etc.

    Any information would be appreciated.
  • mf01
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Jun 2005
    • 515

    • Austin, TX


    #2
    RE: Sport nautique year differences

    There are a few different engines in these. It's common to find the 285hp Carbed ProBoss motor in them. My 94 has the TBI (early fuel injection) 300-310hp ProBoss engine. I believe they added the option of the GT40 Multiport injection engine in 95. I would personally get a 93 or newer. In 93 they got rid of the wood stringers and integrated platform, two options that made me choose a 94 over a 92.

    I believe the rear locker was put in 98, but that has different hull.

    Not sure on the price, but I would estimate 10-15k USD (depending on the condition).
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