New 32 doug wright 400r build
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From: Tarpon Springs ,Fl
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What a nice piece you have Darren!
I was talking to Dave the other day, the 35s he's building you should get you real close to that 125 mark - which is phenomenal for a 32' cat with a pair of warrantied outboards on the back. Congratulations, you've got to be happy!
I was talking to Dave the other day, the 35s he's building you should get you real close to that 125 mark - which is phenomenal for a 32' cat with a pair of warrantied outboards on the back. Congratulations, you've got to be happy!
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Thanks Dale I appreciate it!! It's a super fun boat. Looking forward to this weekend to spend some more time running it.By the way, your 30 Skater is one of my all time favorites!
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From: East Texas Waterfront- running errands if anyone asks
So now we know there is not a hard limit at 7000rpm. That's pretty cool.
Were you hitting a soft limit?
Looks like you are very close to were you need to be.
Well done on the set-up this early.
Were you hitting a soft limit?
Looks like you are very close to were you need to be.
Well done on the set-up this early.
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There actually is a hard limit at 7000. It just overshoots the 7K slightly as it's reducing power. You can feel it in the boat. It is very noticable. Cowisl and I were talking about how the boat accelerates SO hard right to 121-122 where it hits the limiters and it holds the motors back.



