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my first cat
I just bought a 28 ft. daytona and am so far loving it. I am on grand lake in oklahoma and haven't seen many eliminators out there. I was just wondering if anybody around has one. I would put up a pic but dont know how.
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my first cat
Congratulations on your new boat.
I am an Eliminator Dealer in OKC and we have sold several Eliminators that have gone to Lake Tenkiller and Eufaula. We will be bringing two or three Eliminators to your lake for the Poker Run in August. |
congrats! There is a few of us around oklahoma. Fountain38 has the beautiful 36 thats on grand alot. Lets see the pic!!
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http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ain-photo1.jpgOk I think I found out how to post the pics http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g2...ain-photo2.jpg
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Sweet boat. I want a older 28 like this. I know that that one was for sale for a while what did you pick it up for $$?
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I remember seeing that one for sale. Look like a HELL of a deal. Sweet!
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Yea I hope it was a good deal I looked around for a few months and that was one of the closest ones to me. She was down on texoma.
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Originally Posted by chipwithdip
(Post 2909936)
I just bought a 28 ft. daytona and am so far loving it. I am on grand lake in oklahoma and haven't seen many eliminators out there. I was just wondering if anybody around has one. I would put up a pic but dont know how.
The population of Elims gets more dense as you head west (ie. Havasu, etc...they're everywhere). Best of luck. |
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Originally Posted by gsmith9898
(Post 2910553)
congrats! There is a few of us around oklahoma. Fountain38 has the beautiful 36 thats on grand alot. Lets see the pic!!
Congrats, 28's are awesome boats...I have Fountain 38's old 28 Daytona.... |
Originally Posted by milesd
(Post 2909958)
Congratulations on your new boat.
I am an Eliminator Dealer in OKC and we have sold several Eliminators that have gone to Lake Tenkiller and Eufaula. We will be bringing two or three Eliminators to your lake for the Poker Run in August. |
Welcome
I know you will love it. I'm already looking for my third. Mine's for sale or trade to something bigger if anyone knows anyone. Would like to go up to a 32 ICC with twins...
Just do like I do and go to Skiatook or Tenkiller. My little 112 will pretty much embarass anyone on those lakes, lol!!:lolhit: |
Your 28 does 112 what kinda motors and props you turning because I can't get mine over 90. It had 5 blade maximus 28 pitch props on it and the guy I bought the boat from said each engine was pushing 550 hp.
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Originally Posted by chipwithdip
(Post 2918114)
Your 28 does 112 what kinda motors and props you turning because I can't get mine over 90. It had 5 blade maximus 28 pitch props on it and the guy I bought the boat from said each engine was pushing 550 hp.
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yea my props are turning in and they are labbed. Should I go to a 4 blade 30 to get more top end. thanks
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If you turn a 30 4 blade ~5600 you will be ~102...that's what mine ran with 500EFI's stock except the rev limiters were bumped up..it got there pretty quick too. I have boxes, and then ran std. length lowers. No planing issues at all.
The ONLY reason to run a 5 blade on a 28 Daytona IMO is if you can't get on plane with a 4, are out of gear, or want to cruise ~10mph faster at the same rpm...you will loose whack (acceleration) every time when you go to more blades on this boat. I have never tried a maximus, but have spoken to several who have...I havn't found anyone that was happy with them on a 28.... I have significantly more power now and still run labbed 33 bravo's, just went to a 1.21 gear to make them work. |
so would a 4 blade 31 be to much for a standard bravo with no boxes. My rev limiter is set around 53 to 54.
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Shouldn't be...all you can do is try it....what kind of ignition do you have?
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I agree with jdnca1 on the props. His boat is very similiar to mine except that he has more power, more weight in the back and I have a windshield.
With that power, you should be ~105. I don't run labbed props becasue I have cracked a couple of regular Bravos and think the labbed props would crack easier. I think you could run 30" or 32" Bravo Ones. |
Originally Posted by jdnca1
(Post 2918518)
Shouldn't be...all you can do is try it....what kind of ignition do you have?
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So ya'll wouldn't wanna drag your boats down to grand lake so I could try out your props before I buy some. :)
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Originally Posted by rbtnt
(Post 2918622)
I agree with jdnca1 on the props. His boat is very similiar to mine except that he has more power, more weight in the back and I have a windshield.
With that power, you should be ~105. I don't run labbed props becasue I have cracked a couple of regular Bravos and think the labbed props would crack easier. I think you could run 30" or 32" Bravo Ones. However, I threw blades on 2 separate occassions with labbed maximus on my 36 w/625 Ilmor's...all within about 25 hours of use. Since going back to 4 blade stock props on my 36, I lost mid range, and some top end...but haven't thrown a blade in 40 hours of use (knock on wood). So, I would concur...the higher your xdim and the more HP you have in front of a prop will increase the probability of a blade being thrown on a lab prop...more so than a stock prop. I had to prioritize - running issue free became more important to me than a faster cruise speed and a bit more top end. But that was my priority...and may not be consistent with others. |
Originally Posted by jdnca1
(Post 2918436)
If you turn a 30 4 blade ~5600 you will be ~102...that's what mine ran with 500EFI's stock except the rev limiters were bumped up..it got there pretty quick too. I have boxes, and then ran std. length lowers. No planing issues at all.
The ONLY reason to run a 5 blade on a 28 Daytona IMO is if you can't get on plane with a 4, are out of gear, or want to cruise ~10mph faster at the same rpm...you will loose whack (acceleration) every time when you go to more blades on this boat. I have never tried a maximus, but have spoken to several who have...I havn't found anyone that was happy with them on a 28.... I have significantly more power now and still run labbed 33 bravo's, just went to a 1.21 gear to make them work. |
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Hey Chip, I have a 36 daytona, and I go to Grand sometimes. We go to Tenkiller alot also. Here's a picture so if you see us come on over and get aqquainted. Here's a Picture--Your Eliminator looks good.
Cory, the boat looks good--take care of my Baby---- |
Originally Posted by Adrenaline Junkie
(Post 2918852)
I liked my labbed 32's on my 28....for the reasons you state...popped out of the hole w/a full load and better cruising speed....but had a 1:36 ratio and only 496 HOs.
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23 with twins, on Eufaula.
James |
Originally Posted by QWKRN U
(Post 2920415)
I can have 4 blade 30's with 496 ho's on my 30. I couldnt imagine trying to spin 32 5 blades. didnt realize a 28 was that much lighter than a 30.
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i have a new set of 30,s with less then two hours on them, and a set of labbed 32,s , if anyone is interested they can get a helluva good deal..
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