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Originally Posted by rastinger
(Post 2282356)
Here's a few pics from our ride yesterday! It was Apache water for sure! :D:D
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...ef20flying.jpg |
I think I saw that boat in Streeter, IL. Could it be the same one?
I know the motors are different from the ones that I saw. |
Possibly Roger. I know it spent some time at Capt. Nabbers.
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If it runs 90, those wieseldik 800's are underrated!!
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Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin
(Post 2282380)
Just wait until you get it in to some big water!
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...ef20flying.jpg Not sure if I want to be out of the water that much, but I know Rob would love it! :D |
Originally Posted by thunderusone
(Post 2282530)
If it runs 90, those wieseldik 800's are underrated!!
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Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin
(Post 2282378)
That's awesome for a side-by-side, full-cabin boat. I'd sleep with those props under my pillow if I were you. Mine had about 825 per on 3's and I never could get it over 80. When I had the 750NA's in it, I couldn't get past 76 on the GPS. If I could reach 90 with the 1000's on sixes, I'd be thrilled.
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Originally Posted by rastinger
(Post 2282699)
We have two sets of props, one of them labbed. The labbed props are awesome for our top end speed. Yesterday at 4000RPM we saw 66.7 on the GPS. Still experimenting in the rougher water. This is all new to us. And we're loving it!
The pleasure Apache is a much better wave-crusher than the race version. All that extra weight helps- that's your payback for the loss of top end. |
Originally Posted by ApacheCarl
(Post 2282669)
Yeppers, Those 800's would have to be about 950's to hit 90 mph. Cabins REALLY slow down 41's. On the race 41's, Just filling the front fuel tanks, which are just forward of the helm will scrub off about 3 mph. You can imagine what a full cabin will do to top end speed.
And 3's don't like 950. |
Originally Posted by rastinger
(Post 2282699)
We have two sets of props, one of them labbed. The labbed props are awesome for our top end speed. Yesterday at 4000RPM we saw 66.7 on the GPS. Still experimenting in the rougher water. This is all new to us. And we're loving it!
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