Twin or single in a 28FT.
09-10-2008, 12:43 PM
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Great Info guys keep it comming.
Now someone metioned that you would have to be good with the sticks if i was running a single or i might blow the drive out of it. Any detail on this dont most boat come with a over rev protection.
also. if i found a twin, i would like it to be a sbc. setup. Still looking for more info. thanks.
Now someone metioned that you would have to be good with the sticks if i was running a single or i might blow the drive out of it. Any detail on this dont most boat come with a over rev protection.
also. if i found a twin, i would like it to be a sbc. setup. Still looking for more info. thanks.
You don't have to be any better on the sticks running a single vs a twin set up.
09-10-2008, 12:45 PM
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IM not looking for new. Im not that big of a baller like some people. just a 22 year old. who works really hard for what I got. and will have. Im not going to pay as much for a new boat is a house. at least not right now.
09-10-2008, 12:47 PM
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Thats what i figured. It was explained y u need to back off if it gets out of the water. i was thinking over rev. the motor but not the over load of stress on the drivers going from not pushing anything to back in the water and pushing the boat. makes all the sensce in the world.
09-10-2008, 01:14 PM
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When you're putting 700hp through a single Bravo it won't be as "forgiving" as 425hp through each drive on twins.
In other words a minor slip up may do no damage with twins but may go kaboom with a high hp single.
09-10-2008, 01:39 PM
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sounds like all of you guys are running in some big water. or are the boats easy to get out of the water?
09-10-2008, 01:53 PM
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Pacific Ocean... The boats are heavy and sticky. They need big bumps or big speed to fly them (or a combo of boat). Awesome boat. Rides like a Caddy. You've got to get one of your MI guys to give you a ride out on the Lake!
09-10-2008, 03:00 PM
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Anyone know anyone In mi with a 28 pantera?
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09-10-2008, 03:39 PM
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Phucking aluminum heads............ Oh well atleast they looked good.....lesson learned. And if I save my pennies like a good little boy I'll be on the water by 2010
Get stock power........with no upgrades.
Also don't make the same mistake of thinking just because you buy a boat from an OSO member that its going to be in good shape - I did and I got 10 hours before she gave.
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