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Old 04-10-2012, 03:28 PM
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I am considering repowering my 1999 33' Daytona...Currently have 900 HP and may go to 525's or 575's....

Anyone know what type of speed I can expect with either of these options?
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Old 04-11-2012, 10:35 AM
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What kind of speed do you get with current power?
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Id say roughly 105 with the 525's and maybe 108 with the 575's
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During testing the boat ran 126 i am told... Not seeing anything like that currently 118-120...

If i could squeeze 100 out of 525's that would work for me..
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Why would you want to change to smaller motors? Insurance?
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Lots of reasons...with the fact I have my 3 kids and there friends with me most of the time I do not run the boat over 90 with them on board...so since 98% of the time I am running at the 60-80 mph range why have the extra maintenance, gas, insurance, drive wear, ect

Do not get me wrong I love going 120 mph and would like going 140 mph but there are tradeoffs to everything.
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That makes good sense with the way you use your boat. Just remember your going to have to spin the engines pretty hard for your 80 mph cruise. I had a similar set up before and it was okay but my boat just started to perform well and be fun above 100mph. You'll lose some of the "fun" factor but a lot less money will bleed from your wallet.
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