Motor suggestion please

[Froggy]

Looking for a go fast motor for a 26in V hull, not going to race just sport boating for fun, thanks

[Froggy]

Wow!! Thanks allot I thought this would be a no brainer for you guys.
I’ll buy a leopard 3074 1900KV and keep my fingers crossed.

[koen]

a SSS 3682 v2 1650kv is a good start for prop a TFL 4519 and a OSE raider 150 esc and you will have a lot of fun

[Froggy]

Thanks for taking the time to help me out

[LibertyMKiii]

How many cells were you thinking of running this boat on? 4s?

[ray schrauwen]

A lot more information would help us help you.

Goal? What speed do you want, what run time?

Budget?

A 26" hull is not very big. Those 2 motors are relatively on the larger side for that hull.. You could easily run a smaller motor if we knew what your expectations are.

[ray schrauwen]

What do you already have on hand for batteries?

[Froggy]

I’m looking for 40mph plus, no budget, running 3s-4s up to 6s, mainly speed run fun, I’m building this boat For my 20 yr old grandson to goof around with

[LibertyMKiii]

I?m looking for 40mph plus, no budget, running 3s-4s up to 6s, mainly speed run fun, I?m building this boat For my 20 yr old grandson to goof around with

I'd recommend setting up the boat for 6s use for peak speed (shot duration use because it gets hot)
4s for normal use that runs cool, and can run till the LiPos are done.

I don't know much about this size hull for ideal motor size and prop selection, but I would assume something around 1700kv would work well for the voltage levels mentioned like it did for my 42" mono.
My wild guess would be something like a 40mm prop and start with something with a 1.4 pitch, but hopefully others can advise better with first hand experience on this size hull.

Play around with the speed calculator on the OSE main page. It works very good.

[Froggy]

Thanks so much

[Bande1]

leopard 3660 2050kv 4s, CNC brass 4216 prop.

[Froggy]

Thanks for the replies, much appreciated