Thoughts on this blown 92 Outlaw 24
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I have had a little trouble getting call backs from them when e-mailing. But every time i've talked to him he seems pretty honest. Have never been able to deal with them but from the people i know that have say they stand behind what they sell. Good luck!
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Engine Info
Here is the info on the engine from the dealer.
"This engine is a built 509 with a blower which is only using 5 lbs of boost. It has a 52-57 pulley. This engine and outdrive only has 25-35 hours on them since being gone through. The outdrive has been upgraded with Imco parts inside. The motor was rebuilt in the 2007 season and the blower was added in the 2008 season. The engine has a 731 Hydra Crane cam, Crane roller rockers, new JA 4.40 pistons,new bearings and rings. The engine has a 4" stroke, new hydra rollers & pushrods, the heads have been completely redone, and the engine has a 9.5 compression ratio. This engine is pushing between 6-650 HP."
"This engine is a built 509 with a blower which is only using 5 lbs of boost. It has a 52-57 pulley. This engine and outdrive only has 25-35 hours on them since being gone through. The outdrive has been upgraded with Imco parts inside. The motor was rebuilt in the 2007 season and the blower was added in the 2008 season. The engine has a 731 Hydra Crane cam, Crane roller rockers, new JA 4.40 pistons,new bearings and rings. The engine has a 4" stroke, new hydra rollers & pushrods, the heads have been completely redone, and the engine has a 9.5 compression ratio. This engine is pushing between 6-650 HP."
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hp sounds modest with 5lbs I would ask for comp. test and tell them to check blower veins they got to pull carbs to do so make sure they did fuel pickups right no check valves
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Went and saw this boat today. Nice boat, just can't sell the wife on it. Where they put the blower on they had to move the rear seat up about a 1' (maybe a little less) b/c of the pulleys. Makes the cockpit feel very cramped. Sitting in the back seats your legs are right on the bolsters. Engine sounded good, but needed a new fuel pump. Anyone looking for a lot of power in a small package, here it is.
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I have a 1993 with 300 hours on it. It had rotten stringers and it is a trailer queen. Also the cleats leak in the front and fill the ski locker compartment with water and it cant drain.
With that said. I have a 500hp now in it and it went 74 without tabs or hydraulic steering. I am not going to to touch that again until i have the upgrades. it is a tank at 60. 74 it does not chine walk it chine hops.
Seems like a lot of power for a 24 OL. Would be difficult to hang on to. But i do like the plain white wrapper. Looks like a sleeper.
With that said. I have a 500hp now in it and it went 74 without tabs or hydraulic steering. I am not going to to touch that again until i have the upgrades. it is a tank at 60. 74 it does not chine walk it chine hops.
Seems like a lot of power for a 24 OL. Would be difficult to hang on to. But i do like the plain white wrapper. Looks like a sleeper.
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Went and saw this boat today. Nice boat, just can't sell the wife on it. Where they put the blower on they had to move the rear seat up about a 1' (maybe a little less) b/c of the pulleys. Makes the cockpit feel very cramped. Sitting in the back seats your legs are right on the bolsters. Engine sounded good, but needed a new fuel pump. Anyone looking for a lot of power in a small package, here it is.
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Overall it looks like a pretty nice boat. Doesn't look like the backseat was moved up that far but its hard to tell from the pics. I'd like to see how close the crankshaft pulley is to the bulkhead, there can't be much room in there. IMO this is a good boat for a big inch NA motor. You could even doghouse the backseat around the motor for more interior room. Moving the seat forward for less room was just retarded, may as well just get rid of the backseat all together.
If the boat wasn't so cramped, it would be in my driveway now!