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Konrad - There's only one!!!:drink:
I beleive there has been more than a single failure with the NXT. |
Originally Posted by Pantera28-650HP
(Post 2033701)
Konrad - There's only one!!!:drink:
I beleive there has been more than a single failure with the NXT. |
Originally Posted by Semper Fi
(Post 2033567)
Why not just go with Konrad drives? They have a tremedous proven track record.
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Originally Posted by super termoli
(Post 2033695)
they sure can but between fountain and outerlimits, every mph counts...
BTW, this drive fails to excite me. same old stuff, the idea behind it is 50+ years old. It still has all the disadvantages of the #6 without some of the advantages of a cone clutch drive. It doesn't push the envelope in any way... |
Interesting ....
Now , what are the minimum octane requirements on the 700 ? |
Originally Posted by LEOPAJM
(Post 2033760)
Interesting ....
Now , what are the minimum octane requirements on the 700 ? |
Originally Posted by Bottomfeeder
(Post 2033727)
I was an Illmor/Teague/Spectre test dummy last year,:( no thanks, I'll stick with Merc
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Originally Posted by pm203
(Post 2033731)
You are right about that. You think that overall performance would be their goal. But, alot of these manufacturers want to squeeze every last mile per hour out of their boats. That is fine for them, but is that wise for the consumer? I also heard that at a certain poker run, a certain manufacturer ran out of gas twice. All, just to squeeze that extra 1-2 mph. How ridiculous. If dropping the x dimension lost you several mph, but gained you better drivability, handling and maybe even reliability, woudn't that be the wiser choice? Especially now that alot of these boats are doing 100mph+.
This is not going to happen when consumers care only about the top speed number however unrealistic it is. NK |
Originally Posted by Jassman
(Post 2033798)
I am not a bravo lover, but do tell us how the experience was with the Illmor motor. Thanks Jeff
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who ran out of gas:p :rolleyes: once oops, but twice turn them in:p
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