Nautique Model Specifications - Broken Down By Year

[NautiqueJeff]

Ever wanted a quick place to look up all of the specifications for your Nautique? Our quick-reference chart goes back many years, and includes things like length, beam, draft, dry weight, ballast, engine options, and more for every model made. Check it out!





The information in this chart was obtained from a combination of the Owner's Manuals and the Brochures from the years in question. Occasionally these two sources do not agree on the exact specification for the model. All information contained in this chart should be verified with Nautique Boat Company if an exact specification is required.




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More years are being added as time permits.

[jslipher]

Thank you for this! What was your source for information? I pulled the owners manual for 2015 on this site and it says the 2015 Sport Nautique 200 is 3,200# dry weight. Sorry for being picky, I'm just shopping for boats on a lake with weight restrictions.

[NautiqueJeff]

Page 60 of the 2015 Brochure says 3,250.

Page 2-1 of the 2015 Owner's Manual says 3,200.

Thanks for pointing out the discrepancy. I am not sure which is accurate though.

[trip33]

jslipher - I have only ever lived on small private lakes in FL. I have heard of length restrictions but never weight? Am I correct in assuming it is not a "surf friendly" lake then?

[jslipher]

That is correct, this lake has length and weight restrictions. It is unfortunate, but something I am willing to deal with so I can have our boat just steps away from the house. There are a lot less lakes to choose from and still be commuting distance to the city up here. Ha!

NautiqueJeff - Do you know how or where we'd go to confirm the correct one?

[NautiqueJeff]

I would suggest contacting Ron Nace at the factory. His e-mail is rnace@nautique.com.

[DLafont]

This is real cool to have handy, thanks Jeff!!

[NautiqueJeff]

Added a few more years today.

[homer12]

Just to confirm something - the SV211 seems awfully heavy compared to the rest of the fleet (looking at 2004 specifically). It hard to believe that the Sv211 weighs only 70lbs less than a 226 that seems so much bigger. Does anyone know how the Sv211 tips in at 3830lbs? I'm just doing my homework to see if existing boat hoist will work for now. It is rated 4K.

[xlair]

Pretty sure that's correct. The 211 has a fully finished glass interior tub. The 226 was carpeted.


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[NautiqueJeff]

This spreadsheet has been updated for 2017, including the GS20.

[McCannLand]

First, I love the site learning tons, thank you.

Second we recently bought a 2011 SANTE 210 with the ZR409 (6.0L), your Model Specs don`t show the 409 HP option until 2014 for the 210. I understand from the previous owner and the dealer that sold it to him that 2011 was the first option year for the 409 HP in the 210. Any other per 2014 210 owners on here with the 409 hp?

[nashsme]

Wanted to second the comments above, awesome information thanks for putting this together!

[aguyupnorth]

Anyone have a clue what changed between 2014/2015 G21 and 2016 G21? Is the 350 lb weight difference in the new engines?

[beamons]

Just to confirm something - the SV211 seems awfully heavy compared to the rest of the fleet (looking at 2004 specifically). It hard to believe that the Sv211 weighs only 70lbs less than a 226 that seems so much bigger. Does anyone know how the Sv211 tips in at 3830lbs? I'm just doing my homework to see if existing boat hoist will work for now. It is rated 4K.

Homer12 - I heard the other day at the dealer that this was a typo. I haven't had a chance to confirm yet but you could probably easily do by going to a gravel or concrete yard and have them weigh it.