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Prater 06-20-2006 02:25 PM

357 SR1 Top Speed
 
Just curious what other 357 owners are running WOT.

I ran 66 on GPS with a trim tab dragging the water. That was at 4900RPM.

offthefront 06-20-2006 04:02 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
502's ?

Prater 06-20-2006 04:57 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
Supercharged 454's. Full Throttle said they were SC525 Clones.

CMG 06-20-2006 07:37 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
consider changing your props for more revs?

offthefront 06-20-2006 07:46 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
makes sense now.... thought that was pushing it with Stock power ....m

Prater 06-20-2006 11:17 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
cmg,

Once all the bugs are out and I know my top speed and rpm I will talk with Julie at Throttle Up.

Audiofn 06-21-2006 06:39 AM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
Those RPM's are way low. You shure you are trimming it up enough? What is up with the dragging tab?

Jon

offshoreratboy 06-21-2006 07:55 AM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
Mine only does 60 on GPS @ 5000rpms, I have fresh 420's...How did you fit the 525sc's in there? I did all the math and came up short 3.5 inches. The engines are to high and hatch is to low. The TRS drives makes for a high engine mount, my gil exhaust is within 1/2" from touching the hatch.

offthefront 06-21-2006 12:04 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 

Originally Posted by offshoreratboy
Mine only does 60 on GPS @ 5000rpms, I have fresh 420's...How did you fit the 525sc's in there? I did all the math and came up short 3.5 inches. The engines are to high and hatch is to low. The TRS drives makes for a high engine mount, my gil exhaust is within 1/2" from touching the hatch.

bet its got Bravo's ...

Prater 06-21-2006 08:52 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
It is TRS, the hatch is raised but still makes a small amount of contact on the arrestors. The trim tab would not respond. I was a bonehead and forgot to check the fluid level in the pumps. They are all full and the tab now works correctly. I had problems triming the outdrives. The tab markers all need to be adjusted. Plus the starboard drive moves slower than port drive really making it fun to adjust.

I am really considering changing the hatch and adding a couple of scoops. The Gaffrig flame arrestors are small and thin and I want to get more air in the motors. I am considering some large K&N Marine Filters on top of a stack in the scoops.

jeff32 06-21-2006 10:30 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
Formula sent me the spec sheet and it says 61 mp/h at 5000 rpm with twin 454-420.

offshoreratboy 06-22-2006 08:18 AM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 
That's right where I'm at, so I guess I should not complain. I would consider upgrades but @ 20hp per 1 mph, I don't see it happening with out supercharging, and as I said before in this thread...no room with out ruining the hatch.

offthefront 06-22-2006 08:48 AM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 

Originally Posted by Prater
It is TRS, the hatch is raised but still makes a small amount of contact on the arrestors. The trim tab would not respond. I was a bonehead and forgot to check the fluid level in the pumps. They are all full and the tab now works correctly. I had problems triming the outdrives. The tab markers all need to be adjusted. Plus the starboard drive moves slower than port drive really making it fun to adjust.

I am really considering changing the hatch and adding a couple of scoops. The Gaffrig flame arrestors are small and thin and I want to get more air in the motors. I am considering some large K&N Marine Filters on top of a stack in the scoops.

Steven ... what do the Gaffrigs look like ? I might be interested .... holley carb ?

Prater 06-22-2006 07:43 PM

Re: 357 SR1 Top Speed
 

Originally Posted by offthefront
Steven ... what do the Gaffrigs look like ? I might be interested .... holley carb ?

I am on the road at the moment, but here is a pic. They are on 850 holleys by Nickerson Carbs. They sit very low on the carb and have a notch for the float adjuster screws.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...842718_6-1.jpg


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