Bravo 1 to Blackhawk?
08-16-2004, 11:26 AM
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Re: Bravo 1 to Blackhawk?
Keep an eye on ebay. They've been popping up lately. There was one in the classified section too.
This guy had a bunch of hawks for sale. He's sold most of them, but the market has dried up.
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This guy had a bunch of hawks for sale. He's sold most of them, but the market has dried up.
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08-16-2004, 03:52 PM
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Re: Bravo 1 to Blackhawk?
There are some left for sale, but the price is very very high, for that kinda money i can better a pro charger ore Whipple charger that i gain absolute 10 mph and cost less.
08-19-2004, 10:33 PM
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Re: Bravo 1 to Blackhawk?
Originally Posted by OshkoshThunder
Cord,
Just curious. The picture that you posted that shows a BlackHawk with (2) cleavers got my interest. The original BlackHack had a 'big-eared' (3) blade Mirage type prop first to scoop up water, then throw that into the counter-rotating cleaver. The props have to be installed on the spline and be 'timed' to accomplish that. The (2) five blade cleavers shown in your picture do not appear to be timed, and I question the amount of water you will pick up with the the first prop to make the second efficiant. How fast does that boat in the picture run??? (BTY - anyone that needs help timing BlackHawks, do not hesitate to call or email me...
Just curious. The picture that you posted that shows a BlackHawk with (2) cleavers got my interest. The original BlackHack had a 'big-eared' (3) blade Mirage type prop first to scoop up water, then throw that into the counter-rotating cleaver. The props have to be installed on the spline and be 'timed' to accomplish that. The (2) five blade cleavers shown in your picture do not appear to be timed, and I question the amount of water you will pick up with the the first prop to make the second efficiant. How fast does that boat in the picture run??? (BTY - anyone that needs help timing BlackHawks, do not hesitate to call or email me...
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11-10-2004, 02:05 PM
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Re: Bravo 1 to Blackhawk?
Originally Posted by OshkoshThunder
Cord,
The LAST thing the BlackHawk was designed for was silent choice. Where did you get that from??? I would love to see those facts in print. Silent choice was not even around or an issue in 1994. The BlackHawk was designed for boats that have natural lifting ability and rode on the last 6 inches of the transom. Typically a cat application was the best for the BlackHawk, however, there are (3) V hulls that respond quite well to the drive. Donzi, Wellcraft, and OuterLimits made the three hulls. Two of them have LOTO Speed records. There is your trivia question for the night. Which 2 have speed records running BlackHawk drives?
What OL ran BlackHawks ???
Whats the REAL story on the 22 Donzi / BlackHawks ??? Handling issues ???
JM
11-11-2004, 12:03 AM
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Re: Bravo 1 to Blackhawk?
This is one of the first set of blackhawk props, I believe, What was it early 90"s ? We Labbed and Polished them. I think they are neat looking props.
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