Another refurb project from Nor-Tech
01-18-2011, 09:54 PM
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01-20-2011, 10:03 AM
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Really cool! I wish you would do a more detailed thread on these make overs.
Its free advertising
Gives more name recognition to Nor Tech
allows you to show the work you do
It plants a seed in the form goers mind
Best of all its winter and we all want somthing to do
Its free advertising
Gives more name recognition to Nor Tech
allows you to show the work you do
It plants a seed in the form goers mind
Best of all its winter and we all want somthing to do
01-20-2011, 01:12 PM
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Thanks for the awesome comments. Again, the pictures really do not do the boat justice. The boat is at Innovation now getting engines prepped for the upcoming season. Hopefully, it will run as good as it looks. Before the re-rig, it ran 96.3 on GPS with 300 gallons of gas (long story) and three adults, two of whom are well over 200lbs! With the right props it should easily run 100+ on stock 525's, which as I understand it is quite a bit faster than the standard ZRC 525 boat. I am planning on attending the St. Pete Poker Run and hope to see you all there. In the meantime, I will post performance numbers as soon as I have some!
01-20-2011, 02:48 PM
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100 on 525's is very impressive but don't overprop it just for top end. Mine ran just around 100 when the 575's were stock.
The ZrComps can out accelerate any equally powered V bottom. It is awesome to pull up along side someone, both drop the throttles and walk away from them. Unless you are running for miles at top end, a few mph doesn't make that much of a difference.
The ZrComps can out accelerate any equally powered V bottom. It is awesome to pull up along side someone, both drop the throttles and walk away from them. Unless you are running for miles at top end, a few mph doesn't make that much of a difference.
