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Old 11-13-2012, 11:01 PM
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I was told this boat was gonna sell on Ebay. Thought about buying it before I bought my Cigarette.

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Those 600 Innovations are awesome in my book. I believe that this is a boat that was converted by the factory to Bravo drives. Eddie Young can tell you more; I believe that he has driven it.
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Chuck, if I remember I think you have said those engines with the DPX drives are good for low 80's ? Forgive me if I am way off. But just out of curiosity do you think this boat would be faster with Bravo's? Only having one prop on each drive, is my thinking.

Also I have read on here that this boat has bravo's because the owner blew up the DPX's, that doesn't seem right to me. I always had heard the DPX's are stronger so this conversion seems odd to me.
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DPX's are better at cruise, but a couple mph slower at WOT. In order to get around this, boatbuilders starting installing DPX's at higher x-dimensions, which set up some bad harmonics. Several 382's were hybridized with the Innovation engines and Bravo drives. Yes - the boat should run high 70's / low 80's.

At 540 cubic inches, the engines are not highly stressed at all. I'm over 600 hours on mine with no issues. I replaced valve springs at 350 hours, just to be safe. None were broken or collapsed.
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Originally Posted by endeavor1
I was told this boat was gonna sell on Ebay. Thought about buying it before I bought my Cigarette.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o48449-en.html


I don't get the link to work.
Is this the one your talking about? http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o48551-en.html
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