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06-14-2007, 09:28 AM
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There are few new boat buyers who are ordering their new boats with 496mags, upgrading the drives and then installing our 525HP Bck103 kits on the motors and saving fairly large sums of money over blue motors. Those with big budgets don't have to take advantage of this option but those buyer seem to be fewer nowdays.
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Ray @ Raylar
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Ray @ Raylar
06-14-2007, 06:27 PM
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There are few new boat buyers who are ordering their new boats with 496mags, upgrading the drives and then installing our 525HP Bck103 kits on the motors and saving fairly large sums of money over blue motors. Those with big budgets don't have to take advantage of this option but those buyer seem to be fewer nowdays.
Regards,
Ray @ Raylar
Regards,
Ray @ Raylar
Nice to hear! You must be a busy guy.
06-15-2007, 07:32 AM
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DaCraig,
Raylar has a very good rep here, I think he may have cautioned you on your expectations as they seemed ambitious/optimistic.
The Baja hull is a pretty simple performance hull, relatively sizeable boat, it's going to take a lot of power improvements to see significant gains.
If "Someone in the know" told you that if you can spin your 23's now, only to 4300 and that with the HO's you should try 27 or 28 pitch I'd question how much they "knew". I'd call Baja and see if they had any tests/specs with this type power in that boat so you begin this project eyes wide open. Good luck with your project and welcome to performance boating
Raylar has a very good rep here, I think he may have cautioned you on your expectations as they seemed ambitious/optimistic.
The Baja hull is a pretty simple performance hull, relatively sizeable boat, it's going to take a lot of power improvements to see significant gains.
If "Someone in the know" told you that if you can spin your 23's now, only to 4300 and that with the HO's you should try 27 or 28 pitch I'd question how much they "knew". I'd call Baja and see if they had any tests/specs with this type power in that boat so you begin this project eyes wide open. Good luck with your project and welcome to performance boating
07-24-2007, 01:33 AM
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DaCraig,
If "Someone in the know" told you that if you can spin your 23's now, only to 4300 and that with the HO's you should try 27 or 28 pitch I'd question how much they "knew". I'd call Baja and see if they had any tests/specs with this type power in that boat so you begin this project eyes wide open. Good luck with your project and welcome to performance boating
If "Someone in the know" told you that if you can spin your 23's now, only to 4300 and that with the HO's you should try 27 or 28 pitch I'd question how much they "knew". I'd call Baja and see if they had any tests/specs with this type power in that boat so you begin this project eyes wide open. Good luck with your project and welcome to performance boating
I wouldn't say Baja's are a simple performance boat, but they aren't the top of the line either. Of course I didn't pay in the 6 figures for mine either.
