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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
(Post 2381149)
Are these correct numbers for the new boats?
Are those numbers with Bravo 4/5 blade props, or Herring props? What about 700s in both boats? |
Originally Posted by Sydwayz
(Post 2381149)
Are these correct numbers for the new boats?
Are those numbers with Bravo 4/5 blade props, or Herring props? What about 700s in both boats? 38/700's number 6's. It runs 6 blade Herrings. The best the boat ran light, was 114.3 mph. Loaded like in the Richmond Poker run, 200 Gallons of gas, temp in the 90's high humidity, 5 people in boat. 110.8 |
Originally Posted by Sydwayz
(Post 2381149)
Are these correct numbers for the new boats?
Are those numbers with Bravo 4/5 blade props, or Herring props? What about 700s in both boats? |
Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
(Post 2381092)
5 minutes of use and you won't even think twice about it. Will be just as natural as using your turn signals in your car.
I prefer the Lefties myself. |
Originally Posted by Beak Boater
(Post 2381296)
Cant tell you about the 42, Can tell you first hand about the
38/700's number 6's. It runs 6 blade Herrings. The best the boat ran light, was 114.3 mph. Loaded like in the Richmond Poker run, 200 Gallons of gas, temp in the 90's high humidity, 5 people in boat. 110.8 wow...fast boat. |
Originally Posted by bblythe
(Post 2381487)
the reason why is that I am left handed and i tend to back into my slip looking over my right shoulder I think it will take some geting use to
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I have a 42' Lightning with 700s with SSMIV and 6-blade Herings that runs 106.5MPH with a light load and 104 with fuel and passengers. I am also left handed and I had no problem getting used to the throttles. The 38' is a bit faster but in rough water I prefer a 42.
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Originally Posted by Got Freedom?
(Post 2381683)
I have a 42' Lightning with 700s with SSMIV and 6-blade Herings that runs 106.5MPH with a light load and 104 with fuel and passengers. I am also left handed and I had no problem getting used to the throttles. The 38' is a bit faster but in rough water I prefer a 42.
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Originally Posted by Beak Boater
(Post 2381296)
Cant tell you about the 42, Can tell you first hand about the
38/700's number 6's. It runs 6 blade Herrings. The best the boat ran light, was 114.3 mph. Loaded like in the Richmond Poker run, 200 Gallons of gas, temp in the 90's high humidity, 5 people in boat. 110.8 |
Originally Posted by fastoys
(Post 2380991)
42 is a way better boat in rough water. 525s are too small in my opinion. Go big or go home!
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