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Old 08-16-2009 | 06:06 AM
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Hi. I´m new on this site and from Sweden so pardon me for my bad english.

I´m looking for a Baja 29 with single engine and I just found out that they also come with 575 SCi as an option. I want one of these and wondering if anyone knows where to look?


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Old 08-16-2009 | 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Teo
Hi. I´m new on this site and from Sweden so pardon me for my bad english.

I´m looking for a Baja 29 with single engine and I just found out that they also come with 575 SCi as an otion. I want one of these and wondering if anyone knows where to look?


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I have not heard of one with the 575SCI to date but that does not mean they are not out there. I know there are several 29 singles at Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri USA. Why not buy one with Twins?
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Old 08-16-2009 | 02:05 PM
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Teo,

I have not heard of one with the 575SCI to date but that does not mean they are not out there. I know there are several 29 singles at Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri USA. Why not buy one with Twins?
I found these where it says the 575 is an option.

http://www.bajamarine.com/archive/2002/29_outlaw.pdf

I want the single for lots of reasons. We have some ruff reas here outside Stockholm and I want the propp as far down as possible so I can stear while the boat makes smaller jumps. With twins the engines is higher up becaus of the v-shape, one engine drinks less fuel and our gass is like three times more expensive than in US
And the boats I´ve tryed with twins has tended to "snake" their way through some of the ruff reas as the propps not always are in water at the same time.

Where can I look for boats at Lake of the Ozarks? Is there any sale sites?


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Old 08-16-2009 | 03:57 PM
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The link you posted is just for options. I've not heard of one with a 575sci either. I'm guessing dye to cost one wasn't built. You might be able to find one with a 500efi in it..
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Old 08-16-2009 | 04:46 PM
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I dont know if any site that is specificly for Lake of the Ozarks (LOTO), I just know that lake has some of the single engine 29's. There is a guy at LOTO that is looking at getting rid of his but i dont know what power he has in the boat. Or if it is for sale. I let him know your looking he may look you up. if you want to PM me your email I can forward it to him. You could always change the power.
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Old 08-17-2009 | 03:38 AM
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Originally Posted by irishtornado
The link you posted is just for options. I've not heard of one with a 575sci either. I'm guessing dye to cost one wasn't built. You might be able to find one with a 500efi in it..
Thats sad. Would have been a nice set up I think. + a blower of course.
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Old 08-17-2009 | 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Anchorman
I dont know if any site that is specificly for Lake of the Ozarks (LOTO), I just know that lake has some of the single engine 29's. There is a guy at LOTO that is looking at getting rid of his but i dont know what power he has in the boat. Or if it is for sale. I let him know your looking he may look you up. if you want to PM me your email I can forward it to him. You could always change the power.
I got one link from NoWake200 that seems right. It had like 8 29´s and all ware singles but onley 454 or 496. It may come in some more during this fall.

Thanks for the tip. You got a pm.
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Teo,

Since we are both Europeans, I would suggest you to do the following (at least that is what I am planning to do):

1. Find a 29 OL with single engine installation (Preferably with the 496, or the 496HO)

2. Either in the States or in Europe, arrange to install one of the Raylar kits. I would vote for the 103 Kit.

This will increase the output power of the engine to about 525 HP which I think is ok for this size of boat.

I know that you would prefer even higher power, and the 496 can achieve power up to 600 or maybe even a bit more. Personally I would not like to "push" the engine in so high output, plus this would require a more "significant" modification of the engine.

I am not familiar if the same "push up" in power can be achieved with the 454. I think that the 502 can be pushed up a bit more easier than the 454, but I am sure some of the people here can help you about it.

Now, in the states there are many good engine shops to carry out this mod of the engine. In Europe, one I know is the following in Germany: http://www.496power.de/

Good luck with your project.
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Old 08-17-2009 | 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Adis
Teo,

Since we are both Europeans, I would suggest you to do the following (at least that is what I am planning to do):

1. Find a 29 OL with single engine installation (Preferably with the 496, or the 496HO)

2. Either in the States or in Europe, arrange to install one of the Raylar kits. I would vote for the 103 Kit.

This will increase the output power of the engine to about 525 HP which I think is ok for this size of boat.

I know that you would prefer even higher power, and the 496 can achieve power up to 600 or maybe even a bit more. Personally I would not like to "push" the engine in so high output, plus this would require a more "significant" modification of the engine.

I am not familiar if the same "push up" in power can be achieved with the 454. I think that the 502 can be pushed up a bit more easier than the 454, but I am sure some of the people here can help you about it.

Now, in the states there are many good engine shops to carry out this mod of the engine. In Europe, one I know is the following in Germany: http://www.496power.de/

Good luck with your project.
Thank you.

I have the same feeling ´bout pushing the engine too much. Thats why I want a large enginge that already have some power to start with.

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Old 08-17-2009 | 08:41 AM
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There was a single 29 Outlaw around here that had a 500 EFI with a procharger on it.

The boat ran in the mid 60's.

I will also say in my opinion they ride better with the single as they are better balanced.
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