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Im thinking about up grading to a 2002 formula 292 with twin 350 mpi. not sure what the handling and speed would be.
I have a 240 powerquest with a 502 it runs 74 on gps. But doesn't handle the rough water to well. At least thats what my 5 and 8 year old say. All are freinds run twin big blocks. Not sure if I'll be able to keep up with this one.
I have a 240 powerquest with a 502 it runs 74 on gps. But doesn't handle the rough water to well. At least thats what my 5 and 8 year old say. All are freinds run twin big blocks. Not sure if I'll be able to keep up with this one.
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Handling on a 292? You gotta have this!
[ATTACH=CONFIG]511943[/ATTACH]
Or you will be sawing the wheel like a mo fo at speed.
Rough water ride is great for a 27' hull with twin steps.
This is about 55 to 60 on a solid 2 ft wind blown chop.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTSPMeCn1HI
I have 350 mag's. Top out at 69/71 running 26" bravo 1's.
Cruises great at 45 to 50 burning sh!t for fuel.
LC
[ATTACH=CONFIG]511943[/ATTACH]
Or you will be sawing the wheel like a mo fo at speed.
Rough water ride is great for a 27' hull with twin steps.
This is about 55 to 60 on a solid 2 ft wind blown chop.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTSPMeCn1HI
I have 350 mag's. Top out at 69/71 running 26" bravo 1's.
Cruises great at 45 to 50 burning sh!t for fuel.
LC
Last edited by looseconnection; 11-06-2013 at 02:08 PM.
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