rexcramer1

I have seen a few with twin 500s listed for sale over the last couple years, one was at Pier 57 last year I believe. The owners usually claim low to mid 80's, which would make sense since a single 575 29 will run low 80's.

88Fountain

iTrader: (1)

My boat has been converted to full hydraulic steering (to the helm) and trimmed 380 k plane plates added. This was done thinking that the chine walk would disappear. Both of these additions didn't help my boat at all. As soon as I get to 78-79, it starts walkin! Dropping the tabs down until it stops slows the boat down. I've got a pair of 540's in my boat and I can't use them to their full potential. As soon as I hit the low 80's @4600 rpm (32 pitch bravo 1's) it gets really unstable.

salesdeity

I've always wanted to upgrade the power on my 29 and get into the 90s. Anyone have experience on what a single 29 is like between 80-95? Thanks.