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Old 01-26-2011, 08:57 PM
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So, talking with a dealer at the boat show I was told there is a 400SS being built with 700's and NXT's.
Anyone else hear about this. Im thinking it should do 70mph.
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The story at New York was 725 Ilmor/Indy's, bound for Europe, to be built strictly as a special request of a dealer.
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The one i heard of will be on the east side of Lake Michigan.
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Either would be a great combo!

When I'm WOT in my 502 400ss I'm always wondering .... What if ?
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Frankly, I'm convinced that the Volvo diesel package is by far the best for this boat. I've ridden on them with 502Mags, 525's and the diesels. If I were going big power, there's no way I would trust the NXT drivetrain on a boat this heavy. At least the Ilmor is intended to handle up to 1000 hp...
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On bigger water or Ocean you are right. On a freshwater inland lake I think you could go wild on the power if you wanted.
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Do the props ever get airborne on the SS's?
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There it a guy in Hampton Roads that has a 400ss with 600's........
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Old adage holds true, there is always someone willing to blow a lot more money to be faster than the next guy..
Eventually someone will build a twin 1350/#8 400SS
Whats a $Mil and change just to say you have the fastest fatcat cruiser on the lake?
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Originally Posted by Downtown42
Do the props ever get airborne on the SS's?
Out here in the big blue they do.
06 400SS with 525's
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