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Old 08-26-2015, 03:26 PM
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Congrats Rex...
looks like a nice boat
I have the exact color scheme
with 525 SC's ( 1st of 5 for 1995)

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FYI
thinking of selling
want to move to a 40SS (with blue motors of course)
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Originally Posted by FIXX
yjose are 502s..
No, 454s with everything else from the HP500, cam, carb, exhaust, etc.
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Old 08-28-2015, 06:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Rambunctious
Congrats Rex...
looks like a nice boat
I have the exact color scheme
with 525 SC's ( 1st of 5 for 1995)

Ramb
I would like to see some pics of yours, looking for ideas on registration numbers, how to do the name, speakers, etc.
How do the 525 do, 75ish?
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Hey Rex
just checked in and saw your reply here

my boat is coast guard documented, so I only have the Michigan state reg sticker (3" x 3")
this boat does 75mph at 5100 rpm. Labbed 25 pitch 4 blades ( with 1:36 drive ratio)
with newer higher pitched props, imco shorties, and 1.50 my local formula expert says she could hit 80.. He has a 382 kevlar layup with a custom thunderbird mural by Formula.... beautiful boat.

anyway. I need to put the pics on pohotobucket or something to post them here... otherwise PM me and I will email some to you.

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Originally Posted by Rambunctious
Hey Rex
just checked in and saw your reply here

my boat is coast guard documented, so I only have the Michigan state reg sticker (3" x 3")
this boat does 75mph at 5100 rpm. Labbed 25 pitch 4 blades ( with 1:36 drive ratio)
with newer higher pitched props, imco shorties, and 1.50 my local formula expert says she could hit 80.. He has a 382 kevlar layup with a custom thunderbird mural by Formula.... beautiful boat.

anyway. I need to put the pics on pohotobucket or something to post them here... otherwise PM me and I will email some to you.

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Gonna agree with the Imco idea, I bet there 5 mph there on my 303, the few 303 blackhawk boats were a solid 80 mph boat, I'm at 74/75, and she loves trim,
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Yup, at WOT with three blades I can trim it a lot as well. With the Rev 4s I get better bow lift but still have to trim to about 7 to get top speed. In a couple years I think some good aluminum heads and shorties would help a lot, I am sure these drives are really deep
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