cigrocket

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My guess with the #3s and the original Cig x dimension, 78 mph everyday. That is my guess. I did slightly better with improved x dimension, better prop technology, little more power, heavy resin bucket. Cigarette put the 3s at a conservative low x dimension. It will be a great boat and congrats to you....good luck

scippy

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Thanks Rocket!!

scarabman

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Going to have it on the Barnegat this summer? Would love to check it out.

cigrocket

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You might hit 80 at times I bet in the bay with salt water, light on fuel, no passengers, and nothing in the cooler. Salt water is usually good for 2-3 mph on the straight bottoms

scippy

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I'm sure at some point this summer it will get it's first splash off the jersey shore..........I'm really stoked!!

scippy

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Rocket.........at some point I'll post the dyno sheet. The engine builder relates the story engines built for quick hole shot & cruise @ 60 3200rpm

dammmagnum

Pete,

Congrats on the deal,, looks to be a great boat.... I bet there are still some great boats and deals hiding in marinas and storage places ,, just have to have to time to explore them.
Great news
Jim

scippy

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Thanks Jim...........In retrospect now, I'm kinda glad the 28' Ghost deal in California fell through........this one beats it by a mile!

dammmagnum

Pete,

I agree with you for you a lot more boat for a little more $$$ ,, a lot easier to bring home then from out here and a great rough water boat at that .Am sure you will enjoy it.
Are you heading to south to pick it up?
Thank you
Jim

scippy

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Yea Jim it would have been triple the distance to bring home and most importantly, not such a family friendly boat at that.........within the month I'm flying down to see it, but it won't be in Jersey until I make sure everything is turn key!