Fastest Skaters in the West
01-23-2006 | 08:51 AM
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Re: fastest Skaters in the West
Hey, BIG Daddy, those are some great numbers. Give us poor OLD okies some more info, like props, gears, RPM's and such. Also what did you do different to gain so much speed.How did Lance's run. Congrats again those are awesome numbers. 
01-23-2006 | 10:56 AM
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Re: fastest Skaters in the West
Originally Posted by dank368
the only thing wrong with that gauge is that it doesn't go high enough 
ya, engines were back up to 1400hp and I haven't touched the Hubers yet, they're working too good. I just put on a set of Hering 16.5 x 37's and the boat liked them. She was still climbing pretty fast but that was fast enough for me, and I didn't care to pound on my engines too much
Maybe at the shootout
ya, engines were back up to 1400hp and I haven't touched the Hubers yet, they're working too good. I just put on a set of Hering 16.5 x 37's and the boat liked them. She was still climbing pretty fast but that was fast enough for me, and I didn't care to pound on my engines too much
Maybe at the shootout
01-23-2006 | 11:33 AM
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Re: fastest Skaters in the West
Originally Posted by 42MTI
Hey, BIG Daddy, those are some great numbers. Give us poor OLD okies some more info, like props, gears, RPM's and such. Also what did you do different to gain so much speed.How did Lance's run. Congrats again those are awesome numbers.
Lance ran 165mph with the same Herings I ran 175mph with (16.5" x 37" 5 blades). He runs a 1.35 and I run a 1.29 gear. We both have the Huber 1550 dry sump trannies. He runs Sterling 1300hp's and I have Baker 1400hp's. Of course the rev-limiters would stop us from going past 6800 rpms
I didn't do anything different(other than take off the Mercs and put on the Herings), I just haven't pushed it untill now. Conditions are a big part of it. There was nobody on the lake, smooth water, and cold air.
Plus, I felt pretty safe with the co-pilot who was there. Of course, I can't confirm or deny who that co-pilot was...
01-23-2006 | 04:36 PM
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Re: fastest Skaters in the West
Originally Posted by dank368
Plus, I felt pretty safe with the co-pilot who was there. Of course, I can't confirm or deny who that co-pilot was...
Congratulations guys, these are some very impressive numbers!
01-23-2006 | 06:03 PM
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Re: fastest Skaters in the West
Originally Posted by KiloKat
I can but then I would probably get into trouble with dank! So, let's just say that the "anonymous co-pilot" told me that both boats ran really good.
Congratulations guys, these are some very impressive numbers!
Congratulations guys, these are some very impressive numbers!
Once I get his permission, I'll post some pics.
