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Old 11-10-2005, 09:27 AM
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the same issue has a dcb 29 running 121 with ilmor 625's and herrings..
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Originally Posted by JasonSmith
It seems to be a push at the least. The same boat with 496 HO's will do 105mph+/- right????
This is a monumental difference between 105 and 120! Anybody that has driven at both of those speeds can verify this is like night and day.

In addtion, the article says the 525 was doing 5,800rpms. Take a look at the 525 specs posted by Mercury high Performace Marine... and then me how the 525 on the Eliminator was doing 5,800rpms at 525HP!!!! Sneaky little stinkers!

Specifications
HP: 525
kW: 410
Full Throttle RPM Range: 4800-5200
Displacement Liter/CID: 8.2/502
Bore & Stroke (in): 4.47/4.00
Bore & Stroke (mm): 114/102
Compression Ratio: 8.75:1
Cylinders: V-8
etc. etc. etc.
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Old 11-10-2005, 09:38 AM
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I think they have finally lost me as a fan and probably have lost the trust of many of thier readers.
Took you long enough.


Powerboat has always been........
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Originally Posted by Sean H
the same issue has a dcb 29 running 121 with ilmor 625's and herrings..
DCB advertises on the mags back page and is one of Powerboat's biggest advertisers. This boat should be running at least 170mph. My friend has a 34' DCB which is supposed to run in the mid 150s. My Spectre runs 125mph any day of the week and he is yet to beat me.
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Originally Posted by Spectre Man
This is a monumental difference between 105 and 120! Anybody that has driven at both of those speeds can verify this is like night and day.

In addtion, the article says the 525 was doing 5,800rpms. Take a look at the 525 specs posted by Mercury high Performace Marine... and then me how the 525 on the Eliminator was doing 5,800rpms at 525HP!!!! Sneaky little stinkers!

Specifications
HP: 525
kW: 410
Full Throttle RPM Range: 4800-5200
Displacement Liter/CID: 8.2/502
Bore & Stroke (in): 4.47/4.00
Bore & Stroke (mm): 114/102
Compression Ratio: 8.75:1
Cylinders: V-8
etc. etc. etc.
the article and the spec sheet say 5400 rpm...
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im suprised you all dont realize thier using speedwax on everyone of these boats b4 they test em. also if your add four onces of speed wax to the oil on your 525's you WILL pick up 600 to 800 rpms, lil duece rules
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Default Re: Eliminator Defies Laws of Physics

Originally Posted by Sean H
the same issue has a dcb 29 running 121 with ilmor 625's and herrings..
And they claim that 29' DCB on the cover is going for 340K it's a lake boat for Christ sake.
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5200rpm, 1.35:1 gears, 36p props, 11% slip = 120.12mph according to my prop workshop program. 5400 at 12% slip is 120 as well.

A 30 with 750's should be way faster than 120. My friends 30 with 575sc's runs 115 gps.
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LMAO 5800 RPM's out of of a 525.......PLEEEEEZ
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LMAO 5800 RPM's out of of a 525.......PLEEEEEZ
i don't know where the 5800 came from, its not in the article...
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