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Those boats as most all Phoenix boats are designed to run higher engine heights than most boats.

Call me today. I have 3 of these boats IN STOCK 859-748-6180 or evenings 859-509-6660

Actually...Rick told me that the Margay would run light at 70...at my boat show. Although he said it was a handful. NO ETEC here friend. No way shape or form...:)

That boat will run 70mph...Light!

Now that is funny stuff

We like the Phoenix 618 PRO XP for sure. Tons of room in this boat for the investment for sure.Plenty of deck space.

OHHHH WELL!!!!:cheers:

We are taking 5 Phoenix Boats to the Lexington Ky show starting on the 31st of January. From the sounds of things- there are a lot of folks coming to see the new boats for sure.

The 921 is 1 21-6" boat and teh 920 is 20-6" boat. The 921 has a much larger front fishing area....but the 920 is teh (NEW) boat they introduced this year and it has gone over very well. we have sold quite a few for sure. Especially the 921 models.

All good here for sure......not so crisp though......It's supposed to be 78K

How bout some RED BULL SHOOTERS!? Coffee makes me head to the Throne too quickly......LOL!:hook

I agree- i am a Cat Dealer as well and I can assure you this is nothing more than a (FARSE) at best friends. Rick and the Crew have no issues what so ever. This was silenced by the time the post was put up. John/ Marine Works

Just recieved this boat in for a close personal friend. It's UNREAL! Just has a ton of WOW FACTOR! If you have not considered a 920 Phoenix...I suggest that you look closely!

BEAUTIFUL BOATS! Take a look at this Phoenix 619 sitting on a Tandem Trailer.Mercury 200 PRO XS. This boat especially is a favorite of mine. Reason is- ROOM is BIG TIME in this 19-1/2 ft model and handles like a big boat for sure. The tandem trailer upgrade made this rig look teh part of a 20+...

The "NEW" Phoenix website will be up and running soon. Lots of changes. But you must remember- they are in the process of moving into a new facility and that has set the presedence.

Again "Being Realistic"

I do not think upper 70's is going to happen withe "REAL" fishing/tourney load. I am optimistic and I do know of tests with teh PRO XS that saw good numbers- but here in this world...I am realistic and consider conditions etc...so I am going to go on record and say with teh Mercury 75 will be...

The numbers on the 920 easily will be in the 73-74 mph with the 250 SHO/Very respectable numbers for this boat considering it's size and weight.These numbers are obviously not tweaked and have talked to a few folks that have seen better numbers- but please remember- these numbers are obviously...

Thank you as well. Good talking to you.

I think you will see a great hole shot from the SHO and good handling. Probably 1-2 MPH slower in overall speeds-but a good fishing rig for sure.