joejohn

looking at a 29' baja, will I be better to procharge existing power, or put in a pair of ilmors??? Want a fast boat, yet reliable, and something that will last for a while..

anyone have any idea what a 29 will do with ilmors?

Nichols92

How much are you looking to spend? Prochargers are fairly cheap and easy, I know it isnt a boat but my daily driver car is a procharged corvette and I love it. Very reliable

AIR TIME

do you have the room for the ilmors there long, what power do you have now.??

jmeng

Not sure on the diminsions of the Illmores but I really doubt they would fit in a 29 Outlaw.

joejohn

i don't mind spending a bit more to get the job done right. How reliable are prochargers? I figured if I just bit the bullet up front for a pair of ilmors, i wouldn;t have to replace them...

if i bumped from a 29 up to a 33' boat would ilmors work? I've just started shopping, and was out in a couple 29OL's and really liked them. End of teh day, I just have to be able to pull it iwth my HEMI...

jmeng

1/2 ton Hemi? If so, you've already overloaded with a 29 Outlaw. Also, haven't paid much attention to it but I don't think the engine room is much bigger on the 33 than the 29.

You'd be much better off buying a boat that already has the power you want than buying something else and swapping it out.

JasonSmith

I'll sell you a very fast 29 Outlaw on a new trailer with fresh power & drives for WAY cheaper than you could build one for.

tho145

On a 36" stagger with Indy's, the Ilmors should only be 2 5/8" longer than a standard 36"stagger with 700s'. Depending on what centers you run you might be able to go shorter on the stagger distance.

jmeng

I'm guessing you've never seen the engine room in a 29 Outlaw. Barely room to fit 2 big blocks in there, stagger is completely out of the question unless you rebuild the entire cockpit.

JasonSmith

You'd be money ahead to buy my boat. It is done & proven.