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dba900 01-02-2010 10:36 AM


Originally Posted by backell (Post 3012435)
I have a XEX squadron 27 that is 1/2 restored. I 'm putting a 540 Merlin around 600 HP. It has a TRS and a beefed Velvit drive. I will post some pic's when I get back to Cape Cod. Can't wait to actually run the boat. Brian

Where on the Cape are you located?

Hang Time 27 01-03-2010 04:17 PM


Originally Posted by AIR TIME (Post 3015847)
what speeds did you get with the konrad, I bought a saber 28 got the konrad just waiting for my power another month away

I think I picked up maybe a mph or two at most - blew the motor by the time I got a GPS and tried some long hard runs for a max speed - 540 was tired anyway, no major damage.

Best thing was that I could run 4 and 5 blade props for better cruise speeds and rough water running without cringing the whole time.

DisturbedVelo22 01-03-2010 11:09 PM

hang time that is a great looking boat, I love the lines!

Sean 04-21-2010 11:23 AM

any update on these 2 squadron pojects?

tamburello 04-21-2010 02:12 PM

There's a thread by the guy that's restoring the blue hulled one on the other site:
http://seriousoffshore.com/forums/sh...ht=squadron+27

tamburello 04-21-2010 02:21 PM

Any updates on this one?

http://i369.photobucket.com/albums/o...quadron/03.jpg

Sean 04-21-2010 03:25 PM


Originally Posted by tamburello (Post 3092812)

funny, i was chekcing on that one today...owner is at Desert Storm with one of his other boats...

tamburello 04-21-2010 07:32 PM

Who owns it? I'm heading to D.S. tomorrow.

cigaretteracing5 04-23-2010 07:29 PM

Squadron XII 24 Exhaust Noise Issue
 
Hi all,
I am the proud owner of a small but very cool offshore boat: a 24' Squadron XII. I absolutely love it.

I keep in on a large fresh water body in a very large archipelago with rather narrow channels and a new noise restriction was just implemented.

Currently the boat has a mildly warmed up 1979 400TRS Mercury 454 V8. In stock form the motor produces 370 horserpower, but it has had some minor mods which likely boosted horsepower in the 10% range. The exhaust however, appears to be stock.

While the easiest solution would be to clamp on Borla's new mufflers outside the transom, the positioning of the dual hydraulic steering arms prevent the application of anything outside the boat.

As such, I'm trying to figure out if anyone knows of any high-performance mufflers which are highly effective of lowering noise but do not rob a lot of power which fit between the (stock) exhaust elbows and the inside side of the exhaust tips. Currently there is a 4"-diameter rubber hose between the two about 18" to 24" in length.

Suggestions?

Hang Time 27 05-31-2010 03:10 PM

Are you familiar with the "shotgun" mufflers that go on the outside? Very small, and they do cut down the noise well, not as good as an actual full size muffler, but best you may do with space issues.


Originally Posted by cigaretteracing5 (Post 3094456)
Hi all,
I am the proud owner of a small but very cool offshore boat: a 24' Squadron XII. I absolutely love it.

I keep in on a large fresh water body in a very large archipelago with rather narrow channels and a new noise restriction was just implemented.

Currently the boat has a mildly warmed up 1979 400TRS Mercury 454 V8. In stock form the motor produces 370 horserpower, but it has had some minor mods which likely boosted horsepower in the 10% range. The exhaust however, appears to be stock.

While the easiest solution would be to clamp on Borla's new mufflers outside the transom, the positioning of the dual hydraulic steering arms prevent the application of anything outside the boat.

As such, I'm trying to figure out if anyone knows of any high-performance mufflers which are highly effective of lowering noise but do not rob a lot of power which fit between the (stock) exhaust elbows and the inside side of the exhaust tips. Currently there is a 4"-diameter rubber hose between the two about 18" to 24" in length.

Suggestions?



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