2007 20X2 fuel tank location?

[Atomicbassturd]

I found a 2007 20X2 and was researching feedback on the hull before looking at it for potential purchase. Somebody mentioned in a post that Triton moved the fuel tank in 2008. If that is true, what did the relocation do to the boat regarding hole shot and speed and handling. I read these are the slower 20ft hulls but, what is the general opinion about them overall? Tube trailers an issue?
Thanks

[bassfisher444]

Slower for a Triton, meaning it wouldn't run close to 80 like a TR or HP hull with a 250 will, but it's still a 72-74 MPH boat when set up right. The fuel tank is under the seats, and floor.

[ch]

My opinion is they are a daing nice boat. Not a speed demon but built solid ride really nice, especially if they have the spring seats. I had my ‘07 20x2 for 10 yrs and had sellers remorse when I got rid of it. The trailer was the only thing I didn’t like about. It was tube, and it had a little rust, but it was the oil baths that gave me fits.

[bassfisher444]

My opinion is they are a daing nice boat. Not a speed demon but built solid ride really nice, especially if they have the spring seats. I had my ‘07 20x2 for 10 yrs and had sellers remorse when I got rid of it. The trailer was the only thing I didn’t like about. It was tube, and it had a little rust, but it was the oil baths that gave me fits.

I converted my hubs to regular grease. Lost a whole wheel, tire, hub and spindle because of the Vault hubs.

[Atomicbassturd]

Thanks to everyone for the responses. How hard is it to swap the oil bath hubs to grease?

[Lightning 6]

Changing oil bath to grease is easy.

Drain oil, remove hub, remove seal & bearings, clean hub & bearings with solvent, grease bearings by hand, reinstall rear bearing & new seal, reinstall hub, reinstall outer bearing & hardware, install grease bearing cover of choice (plain cap, trailer buddy, etc).