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04.05.2021 5:42:46
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2006 Model Specifications here
A Drive Up +5 in on V3.0 / +4 in on B1 & B3
* Fuel capacity is 21 gal. with 3.0L, 38 gal. with 4.3L.
** Weights vary depending on installed options. Refer to Performance Options for additional information.
Specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation.
The fat sport steering wheel has a woodgrained center, and the various electrical systems are controlled by rotating knobs on the lower dash. At first, I was surprised by the knobs, but then I realized that they provide better security than rocker switches. I know of several cases where a skipper accidentally bumped a rocker switch into the "on" position, resulting in a dead battery after the boat was left sitting for a few hours with lights or other systems draining power. more
Both seats are adjustable fore and aft as well as swivel, which can turn the cockpit into an entertainment area when the boat is stopped. On the passenger side, a woodgrain panel hides a glove compartment, and a weather-protected Maxxima 60 watt AM/FM/cassette stereo has three marine weather bands. Between the two bucket seats, a deep and long carpeted compartment under the floor can hold waterskis or wake boards out of sight. The aft bench seat also hinges up to provide additional long stowage. more
I don't know whether the Z-P hull shape does all that is claimed, but the 190 LX does get a lot of speed out of a smallish engine. Using the 190 HP V-6 that many builders offer as a basic engine, we topped out at 53 MPH, which is a speed that many boats only achieve with optional V-8 engines.
As we skimmed across Southern California's Lake Castaic one morning with the speedometer hovering around 50 MPH, I was just like a boat owner: reveling in the wind and the speed, and thoroughly enjoying the ride. Of course, I did have my trusty notebook where I could make notes of any items that I found to be sub-standard and we spent the morning going back and forth across the lake, testing speeds, looking for wakes to jump, and generally wringing the Stingray 190 LX out. As we eased back on the trailer to return the boat to Castaic Boat & Marine, I flipped back through my notes to see what flaws I'd found.
The 215LR offers many family friendly features not commonly found on a boat of its size. A fully functioning head compartment allows you to enjoy a full day of boating, and it has enough room inside for a quick wardrobe swap before heading on or off the water. Standard on every 215 LR is an abundance of features ranging from the self-bailing cockpit drains to the refreshment center that includes a freshwater sink, removable cooler, and stainless steel cup holders. The list doesn't stop there, so be sure to stop by your local Stingray dealership to check one out for yourself more