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Old 03-28-2014, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by drscottallan
How much do you want to run, set it up like a car with a dry kit, high pressure fuel pump, msd ignition, great for running big pitch props, I run it with a 525 EFI with just a 125 HP (.0625 Jet) with a 36" Pitch Bravo 1 prop and 1.36 gear runs 125 MPH at 5400 RPM in my 2000 Powerquest 280 Silencer, runs perfect, superchargers over-heat engines and engine compartments, and also push RPM's over the torque band, torque push the prop not horsepower.
125 in a 280 silencer with 650hp? Must be a magical hull. Where do you come up with this garbage?
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Old 03-28-2014, 01:01 PM
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I put a NOS kit on a friend's Mirage 21' powered by a 350 Magnum. Comments listed above were similar to this experience. We moved up 2" in prop pitch and even that wasn't enough to handle a 75 h.p. shot as the engine would jump to an indicated 5700 r.p.m.s. With the 2" larger prop it was over-propped off the bottle.
The plus side was a VERY angry sound at WOT on the bottle and a 4 m.p.h. gain in top speed. The was on a quadrajet setup. We stayed with the smallest jets in the kit as the engine had cast pistons and we didn't want to mess with adding a timing retard. NOS (back in the days when Mike and Dale owned the company) said the small jets were safe to run with everything else stock.
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Old 03-28-2014, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by JRider
125 in a 280 silencer with 650hp? Must be a magical hull. Where do you come up with this garbage?
He must mean km/hr haha
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Old 03-28-2014, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by JRider
125 in a 280 silencer with 650hp? Must be a magical hull. Where do you come up with this garbage?
That's nothing. Check out his first post on this site: http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/p...ml#post4064606

I must be doing something wrong. Years back I could only get 191mph out of a single engine 30ft deep vee with a 502 . Joking of course...LOL.
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Old 03-28-2014, 04:20 PM
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Man I'm gonna put me a big ole bottle of NOS on my boat when I get it back from my engine builder.Big as I can fit in the engine hatch.I just hope he does not visit oso. hf...
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Old 03-28-2014, 05:09 PM
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Darr?
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Old 03-28-2014, 05:09 PM
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NOS 125 HP isn't really that much on a 525 EFI, a stock 280 hull isn't going to take much more than that, more than 650 HP, the drive will have to be rebuilt, so that's probably about it, 125 MPH on the water is like 250 MPH on land anyway (this was a modified NOS kit for an LS3 Camaro). Videos coming soon. Powerquest may be coming back, I might even buy it if the offer is right.
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Old 03-28-2014, 05:24 PM
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No, it's MPH, because I can run a 36" Pitch Bravo 1 prop, the biggest thing that fit on that will fit on that shaft, and this is with a 1.5 gear with only 4000 RPM prop speed, 140 MPH is possible with a 1.36 gear (4500 RPM+ prop speed) but I don't think this 2-step hull will take it, it would need to be a 3-step hull with a cross-nylon composite similar to the Fountain racing hulls (25% lighter, 3X stronger), I have another 280 Silencer that has a cross-nylon composite hull licensed out by Fountain that goes significantly faster, this one also has an XV-Extended Drive with electric steering booster pumps to allow easier steering at higher speeds.
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Old 03-28-2014, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by drscottallan
No, it's MPH, because I can run a 36" Pitch Bravo 1 prop, the biggest thing that fit on that will fit on that shaft, and this is with a 1.5 gear with only 4000 RPM prop speed, 140 MPH is possible with a 1.36 gear (4500 RPM+ prop speed) but I don't think this 2-step hull will take it, it would need to be a 3-step hull with a cross-nylon composite similar to the Fountain racing hulls (25% lighter, 3X stronger), I have another 280 Silencer that has a cross-nylon composite hull licensed out by Fountain that goes significantly faster, this one also has an XV-Extended Drive with electric steering booster pumps to allow easier steering at higher speeds.
Give ah the dinnah!!!!
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Originally Posted by drscottallan
No, it's MPH, because I can run a 36" Pitch Bravo 1 prop, the biggest thing that fit on that will fit on that shaft, and this is with a 1.5 gear with only 4000 RPM prop speed, 140 MPH is possible with a 1.36 gear (4500 RPM+ prop speed) but I don't think this 2-step hull will take it, it would need to be a 3-step hull with a cross-nylon composite similar to the Fountain racing hulls (25% lighter, 3X stronger), I have another 280 Silencer that has a cross-nylon composite hull licensed out by Fountain that goes significantly faster, this one also has an XV-Extended Drive with electric steering booster pumps to allow easier steering at higher speeds.
looks like we have a new winner in the bigbull****department.do you do because you are full of so please
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