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Old 05-23-2012 | 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by kennyo
My GPS speedo is slow to catch up also. That boat is hauling ass. I'm turning a 30 p right at 90 turning 5800. I want to up the prop but I'm still running bravo propshafts. Hate to twist it off
LIke this. That happened the fist day out after getting mine back from being labbed. I now have the 1.5" shafts but that prop is at the bottom of the lake. And yes it was a 32p bravo
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Old 05-30-2012 | 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by indywhsle
LIke this. That happened the fist day out after getting mine back from being labbed. I now have the 1.5" shafts but that prop is at the bottom of the lake. And yes it was a 32p bravo
Dude, I would have been in the bottom of that lake fishing it out!!
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Old 06-05-2012 | 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by blaquebaja
Can you post some pics of your engine and outdrive set up. I also have 1998 25 Outlaw. I have a stock 502 that needs to be rebuilt. I`m hoping for 600 hp 600 tq from a 509. Hoping for 75-80 mph.
you should get between 650 to 700 out of your 509. with the right builder. go with dart or heads, intake,or brodex plus custom 1050 carb, hyd roller cam 620 lift or more 112 or 114, port heads rect and get a oval intake and have it ported to rect. DEAN GELLNER Mr horsepower on here gets 700 doing these steps plus more. he built my 572 and I have the some of the parts to get my 650hp 509 to 700 from him.but it only has a few hours on it, pm me with any Qs
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Old 06-06-2012 | 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Baja_man
With just 600HP 80 will be out of the question...75 is a very realistic number.
all about set up, there was a 525 ol did 81 gps, all he did was install the 3'' raised imco box ran a 28b1 at 5200. then they put a merc 600 plus a 1'' shortie with the box got 87 at 1st testing. these boats need a x of 17 to 18'' or prop height between 5 1/2'' and 4''. you get better handling and speed. my baja is much better at 5 1/2'' then stock. so far my saber 28 likes the 3'' and 4'' heights with the box, now its working on cg.psI ran out of prop testing my 24ol with 650hp and 83gps at 6000rpm. need a bigger prop to get the rpms down to 5600 to 5800= more speed.

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Old 06-06-2012 | 07:10 PM
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all about set up, there was a 525 ol did 81 gps, all he did was install the 3'' raised imco box ran a 28b1 at 5200.
I read about his results and I've spent alot of $$ trying to replicate it with no luck. There are a few out there that have had some success but most will never see 80 with under 650 HP.
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Old 06-06-2012 | 07:23 PM
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That is a rocket! Way cool! Be safe...
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