conneroutlaw

Thanks I need it. The original owner took the rev limiter off. That is why I am having them put an msd box on it now. So I don't blow my engine. I don't need another reason for it to be in the garage and loose my whole summer. I havn't heard from the mechanic, I hope no news is good news

quick69

I was able to try a new prop today. Mikes280 let me borrow his 32 labbed and his 32 non labbed Bravo 1 props. I only had time to try his 32 Labbed today. I plan on seeing what his standard 32p will do just for the hell of it later this week. I had two adults with a full tank of fuel. It was 84 degrees and a little windy and choppy.

3000 rpms 45 mph
3500 rpms 52 mph
4000 rpms 61 mph
5200 rpms 86 mph

I wasn't able to turn this labbed 32p 4 blade Bravo 1 past 5200 rpms, but I did hit 86 mph several times.


http://youtu.be/DWvmXZ96LQ8

offshorexcursion

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Great thread! We need more like these.

Sounds like you have built yourself one sweet package! Looks good, sounds good, and runs good!

quick69

We went to the Lake Norman Fun Run This past Saturday. We had a blast. Here are a few pictures that I found online of my boat.

quick69

Fordtough150

Nice pics, looks like a fun time!

quick69

I was able to test out a standard 4 blade 30p Bravo 1 this past weekend. I had a little over a half tank of fuel and just me in the boat. It was about 89 degrees with high humidity. The water was a little rough. I was able to hit 90 mph on the gps for the first time. I turned the prop 5600 rpms. I feel like I still had a few mph left in it, but my boat started to chime walk a little too much and I had to let out of the throttle. For some reason my boat likes standard props more than labbed ones.

Griswald

great results! What did the dyno numbers turn out like?

Z06vette1

Awesome numbers and a great looking boat!