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Old 10-19-2015, 07:13 PM
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How fast before they get ill handling how fast have you been and how much power
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Old 10-19-2015, 08:24 PM
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I think you need full hydraulic steering much past 70, my 311 was a handfull until i added it now it's rock solid. Other than than that no issues that I know of. Does your 292 have the built in hook? My 272 did but my 311 doesnt.
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I echo Mr. Maine. I had a 1990 292 SR1 with 365 mags and first generation bravo 1 lowers. Added Bob's nose cones to prevent blow out above 65 and then added full hydraulic steering. After adding stainless marine exhaust ran 70-72 GPS with no handling issues what so ever. Mine had a built in hook above the strake.
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Old 10-21-2015, 08:37 AM
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I believe that the first two or three 292 SR-1s were built without the wedge between the chine and first strake. They discovered the boat got a little "porpoisy" and they pulled the mold out of production and added them. That model and the smaller SR-1, LS and SS models all got them. The 311 and 357 did not.

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Were rebuilding the 454s making them 489s should be at 575 or so just wanted to know how fast anybodys been with some power its a 1990
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Old 10-23-2015, 07:01 AM
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Not exactly the identical situation, but a friend built a 1990 311 with innovation built 502's putting out about 520 hp and he saw right at 80-82 with bravo drives and 3 blade bravo 1 props.
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Last boat was 89 311 built 502s 75 mph and rock solid stable imco external steering and bravos
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Originally Posted by Mr Maine
I think you need full hydraulic steering much past 70, my 311 was a handfull until i added it now it's rock solid.
Did you add full hydraulic steering (including helm) or just external cylinders on the drives?
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I am currently adding full hydraulic steering, K-Planes and twin 520 hp engines to my 1991 272 SR1. Will let you know inthe spring how it turned out.
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