292 with 6.2's how fast
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69-70 most of the time. 71-72 under perfect conditions, temp, light fuel, tail wind, six inch chop. They go to 65 pretty quick, its that other 5 MPH that it needs to wind out for. If you are buying it right its not a bad boat, just depends on what you want to do with it.
I did see 80 once but that was because I forgot to turn the GPS off for the ride home
I did see 80 once but that was because I forgot to turn the GPS off for the ride home
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69-70 most of the time. 71-72 under perfect conditions, temp, light fuel, tail wind, six inch chop. They go to 65 pretty quick, its that other 5 MPH that it needs to wind out for. If you are buying it right its not a bad boat, just depends on what you want to do with it.
I did see 80 once but that was because I forgot to turn the GPS off for the ride home
I did see 80 once but that was because I forgot to turn the GPS off for the ride home
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I'm not an expert but, from what I know, I'd rather have the 6.2's from the standpoint of forged steel stroker crank and cam and increased torque. Again, just my non expert opinion.
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My 350 powered 292 has seen 69 solid with occasional 71 bumps. But that was a 60 degree day in november. With one motor fing up I can still turn 62.