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The other option I'm interested in is a 2019 Ri217 so if anyone has similar info on that boat it would be much appreciated as well.

Hey guys, This weekend I'm going to checkout a '20 FI21. What is everyone's thoughts on the boat? Have you had experience with it? Wake/waves review? Also wondering if the small size is gonna kill the re-sale value? I personally think the size seems great but I know the wakeboat sweet spot seems to be on the bigger end 23--24ft. Does the 409hp engine sufficiently power it with full ballast? Any thoughts would be much appreciated! Thanks!

Troy, Awesome docking video really appreciate it! Yeah, it does seem like my area would be a little more difficult to be serviced via warranty. I'm going to check out what the surveyor says and take a peek at all the previous owners' service records. Looking at the hour number I'm going to drive a pretty hard bargain just because that does seem like a lot of usage. Have the unfortunate problem of absolutely loving the colorway so it will be hard to step away from it if the deal/surveyor report is not to my liking. However, such is the nature of the business, and I'm sure there will be something similar to come around. If not, might go check out the boat show in Nashville and see what's up. Trying to avoid splurging on a new one but I've heard boat shows you might be able to get a decent deal. It's honestly difficult to find used Centurions... people really seem to hang onto them. If it was a Mastercraft I could walk into any of my local boat dealerships and snag a used one.

Troy, I really appreciate the depth/time you spent answering my questions. We will be permanently docking it at our house so we're hoping to avoid the whole load/unload fiasco at the boat ramp. Learning how to maneuver this boat will be a learning curve I'm sure! I was wondering what you think about a 2016 with 400 hours? Obviously, prior to purchase, we are getting a qualified/licensed surveyor to assess the boat. However, I've read that the average hours/season is in the ~50. Should I be worried that this is nearly double that? The seller said for $800 he will transfer the warranty to us... this seems very worthwhile. However, the closest centurion dealer from us is ~1hr away. Would this mean for us to get the warranty honored we would have to trailer it and take it to a centurion dealer? We don't own a truck that can tow this ~5400 lb boat lol. Thanks again.

Hey guys, Brand new to the whole boating scene. No prior experience. Planning on purchasing a boat during the next few months in preparation for the upcoming spring/summer. Been doing a lot of research on the different boat brands and my conclusion is that Centurions seem to have the most efficient/optimized watersports system. Primarily trying to wakeboard/wakesurf. I've come across a pretty 2016 Enzo FS44 which seems ideal. Does anyone have any experience with this model/similar model? It's equipped with CATS, Quicksurf, Ramfill etc. Sharing any relevant experiences would be much appreciated!! Additionally, I have a few general questions that I would also like to pose: 1) I live in the southeast at sea level, will the PCM H6 be enough to propel the 24ft boat w/ full ballast? 2) Is there a reason I rarely see Centurions on our lake? We seem to have an abundance of MasterCraft and Malibu, but I'm not sure I've ever seen a Centurion or a Supreme boat. 3) As I said, my family has no prior boating experience, how difficult is it for newbies to learn how to use all the various systems (CATS, quicksurf, etc.)? 4) Is the deep-vee hull primarily designed for wakesurfing? Will my wakeboard wake suffer significantly? (Not trying to be a professional, just trying to enjoy family time lol). Thanks in advance!