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Old 08-15-2007, 01:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Smitty
750 plus horsepower to get to 85. It won't happen without a blower or big cubic inch motor.

I had 550 in my 24 outlaw and was doing 76. It will take at least another 150 more hp to do 85 based on that.
I agree,it took 750 hp to put my 272 in mid 80's 4 years ago. I'm talking gross hp though rated at the more genrous 60 deg sae rating. My 540 just made 657 gross hp at the lower sae factor (thru cmi's but not turning any accessories) at 5400 N/A and I'm seeing 76 mph in my 272 (no box,no shortie,no bottom work). Going to put the blower belt on and swap ecu & map sensor in another week or 2,expecting mid to high 90's,Smitty
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Old 08-15-2007, 06:24 AM
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Originally Posted by socalstone
Boating is a hobby, as is tweaking boats to make them run fast. 85mph in a 25' boat is heck of a lot more exciting than 85 in a big boat with twins.
To each his own.
Right on it, brother!
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Old 08-15-2007, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Wild Card 09
Doc,

thankyou very much for the compliment!

I wish i could get over, and meet yourself some of the other good people on the board, and share some of the great boating that goes on in the US.

Be careful, I might just mighrt take you up on that poker run offer!

Greetings from an Englishman in Stuttgart, Germany.
Stephen
Stephen,

How did you do the yellow in the Baja logo on the area over the entrance to the cabin. Looks nice, might try it if it wasn't too difficult.

Larry
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Old 08-19-2007, 05:57 PM
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with aprox 670hp and a 2'' shortie I ran out of prop at 5900 to 6000 at 83.2 last fall, next on the boat is getting the new full steering hooked up and the stolen parts back on plus maybe a box and the back seat replaced with a full bulkhead with cut out so theres more room in the 24 and somemore head work hoping for 90 with a 30 p in the spring or late winter as soon as I come up with the stuff and its done its hitting the water this summer sucked trying to replace stuff. art
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Old 08-21-2007, 02:39 PM
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Hi Guys !

I am a Buddy of Stephen "Wild Card" and I can tell you if there is anybody out there who can give a damn good advice about how to optimize a 25 OL than it is him.

I am running a H2X with a 575 SCI and a Superchiller which makes about 650 horses. I am doing around 85 mph.

And one word to the big-boaters out there: I had a Formula F336SR1 before and going that speed with that boat was not the biggest task. 85 in a small boat means: Balls required !

Greetings from Germany

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Old 08-21-2007, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by H2X
85 in a small boat means: Balls required !

Greetings from Germany

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Old 08-21-2007, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by kennyo
Ten grand can get about there, but you're gonna have to put a hair dryer on it, been there and got the picture.
The guy said he wanted to go 85......not 84!
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Originally Posted by thunderusone
The guy said he wanted to go 85......not 84!
I updated my sig! It says 85 now!
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Old 08-22-2007, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by kennyo
I updated my sig! It says 85 now!
I know.....I was phuckin with ya. I figured the 85 in the avatar had it least 1mph of bull chit in it.
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Originally Posted by thunderusone
I know.....I was phuckin with ya. I figured the 85 in the avatar had it least 1mph of bull chit in it.
It's actually got 3-4 mph of bullchit in this 100* weather!
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