400SS ILMOR 725 numbers
03-12-2012, 09:26 AM
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400SS ILMOR 725 numbers
400SS Ilmor MV10 725 Prop Hering 17 X 23 X 16 6BLD turning out
RPM MPH GPH MPG RANGE
AVG AVG
800 4.5 5.4 0.83 179
1000 5.8 7.8 0.74 159
1500 8.1 10.0 0.81 174
2000 9.2 18.0 0.51 109
2500 14.2 24.0 0.59 127
3000 19.4 27.6 0.70 151
3500 35.1 38.4 0.91 196
4000 42.4 54.0 0.78 168
4500 51.4 76.0 0.68 145
5000 57.0 88.0 0.65 139
5500 62.6 100.0 0.63 134
6000 66.9 109.0 0.61 131
6300 69.9 115.6 0.60 130
RPM MPH GPH MPG RANGE
AVG AVG
800 4.5 5.4 0.83 179
1000 5.8 7.8 0.74 159
1500 8.1 10.0 0.81 174
2000 9.2 18.0 0.51 109
2500 14.2 24.0 0.59 127
3000 19.4 27.6 0.70 151
3500 35.1 38.4 0.91 196
4000 42.4 54.0 0.78 168
4500 51.4 76.0 0.68 145
5000 57.0 88.0 0.65 139
5500 62.6 100.0 0.63 134
6000 66.9 109.0 0.61 131
6300 69.9 115.6 0.60 130
03-12-2012, 11:19 AM
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.91 mpg at 3500 in an 18,000 lb boat is pretty impressive. 69.9 mph is even MORE impressive! Your boat?
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Here's the article from that day: http://www.boatingmag.com/engines/st...lock-offerings
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03-12-2012, 03:52 PM
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Not my boat, I have been in contact with the factory on all numbers for Power options, doing my HW so I know which power plant I am going to choose when I order a new 400SS. Waiting on second set of numbers for th D6-400 have them for the G6 props just waiting for the G7 numbers when the weather breaks and Formula has time. The numbers above were the average not the highs and lows. But regardless 70mph and not too far off the 525 numbers for GPH and MPG for RPM comparision. Merc 525EFI @ 5kRPM 56.7mph, 75gph, .76mpg, @ 3500RPM 39.6mph, 43.2gph, .92mpg
Would love to have those engines in my 400 but looking for distance cruiser not go fast. so far the D6-400 is 50mph should go 53/54with G7?
Would love to have those engines in my 400 but looking for distance cruiser not go fast. so far the D6-400 is 50mph should go 53/54with G7?
03-12-2012, 07:01 PM
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Chuck, on the day of the Boating Magazine test the boat was actually closer to 21,000 lbs (fully loaded tanks). And we did break 70 that day with similar fuel burn figures!
Here's the article from that day: http://www.boatingmag.com/engines/st...lock-offerings
Here's the article from that day: http://www.boatingmag.com/engines/st...lock-offerings
Is that your pic, sitting on the boat in the article?
03-12-2012, 07:03 PM
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Not my boat, I have been in contact with the factory on all numbers for Power options, doing my HW so I know which power plant I am going to choose when I order a new 400SS. Waiting on second set of numbers for th D6-400 have them for the G6 props just waiting for the G7 numbers when the weather breaks and Formula has time. The numbers above were the average not the highs and lows. But regardless 70mph and not too far off the 525 numbers for GPH and MPG for RPM comparision. Merc 525EFI @ 5kRPM 56.7mph, 75gph, .76mpg, @ 3500RPM 39.6mph, 43.2gph, .92mpg
Would love to have those engines in my 400 but looking for distance cruiser not go fast. so far the D6-400 is 50mph should go 53/54with G7?
Would love to have those engines in my 400 but looking for distance cruiser not go fast. so far the D6-400 is 50mph should go 53/54with G7?
Those Diesel numbers in the 300 mile range is very interesting to me too. We are back and forth on the fence between a 382 and 400 but the long range is a premium feature for the 400 as much as the speed is for the 382. Then to complicate the mix throw in the Ilmor's.
03-12-2012, 07:34 PM
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The Ilmors are an incredible package, but really are more suited to the 382. If you haven't ridden on a diesel 400SS, you're in for a treat. The torque of the diesels is amazing. Easily the fastest SS option to 40 mph and incredible fuel mileage. The Volvo Penta package is well-proven, and doesn't smell or sound like diesels. I'm going for the diesel package when I order my 400.
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No I haven't ridden on a diesel 400 SS yet. I'm looking for an opportunity to get that feel.
I rode the 382 with 700NXT and liked it. We require a generator and buying used there aren't that many boats to choose from much less find with the genny. Several 700NXT in the poker series are out there but none with a genny.
We wonder how much the shower is key for over-nighting. That is where the scales seem tipped to the 400.
Both are great boats.
I rode the 382 with 700NXT and liked it. We require a generator and buying used there aren't that many boats to choose from much less find with the genny. Several 700NXT in the poker series are out there but none with a genny.
We wonder how much the shower is key for over-nighting. That is where the scales seem tipped to the 400.
Both are great boats.
