35 Outlaw with 525 raylar kits

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05-05-2009, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by empire0007

Mike wrote:
Thanks for the info. I am hoping the boat will be ready by next week. I will try my original 32's that I have and see how it does. I did change the gears as well and the drives are Max Machine builet drives, extension boxes and -2 shorties. Previously i was getting 78-82 with my old motors, i am crossing my fingers for high 90's or may be reaching the three digit number.

Okay with that information I'm willing to bet the 32's will NOT be enough prop for you. You will probably need five blades and I would suggest that you do contact Bobby Todd "Crayola Crazy" here on the board or call Breet at BBlades. That is going to be a sweet setup and I look forward to seeing your results.

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Originally Posted by empire0007

I have read in other posts and sites that, the hull on the baja's are very hard to get to the three digit numbers and you need at lest 950's on each side? Is this true?

Yes what yu have read is pretty much true. The Baja hull is not that efficient and it takes big horsepower. I have seen and heard of several 27 footers and smaller hitting triple digits with 1000 HP + but you can count on one hand how many twins have done it and have a couple of fingers left. I'm at 824 HP with 6-1/2 PSI of boost and we are expecting 92 to 93 MPH. I can bump the boost to 11 PSI at 954 HP and get close to triple digits but I doubt I would see 100 and it would be a drive killer. Your 33 punches a much smaller hole in the air then my 36 so you stand a real good chance of making it happen.

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Originally Posted by empire0007

The motors that are going in my boat were on a 35 Fountain and it did 137 mph, no extention boxes or X dimention setup??

Big numbers for a 35?