Repowering classic boats, choosing the right outboard, and maximizing performance with modern four-stroke technology—all in this week’s report.

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In this episode of the Northwest Florida Fishing Report, presented by The Coastal Connection and Angelo DiPaola, hosts Joe Baya, Butch Thierry, and Nick Williams dive into the challenges and considerations of repowering classic boats. They explore the complexities of replacing older two-stroke engines with modern four-stroke outboards, including factors like engine weight, shaft length, and maintaining the boat’s original performance. John Adam of Tohatsu joins the conversation to break down advances in outboard technology, key differences between two-stroke and four-stroke engines, and how proper matching impacts longevity, efficiency, and safety. The hosts also discuss the broader benefits of four-stroke motors, from better fuel economy to cleaner, quieter operation.

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