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Old 09-27-2008 | 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by tgersx
who has a pair of #6's with transoms, 1.5 ratio, wet or dry sump

What are you running these on and with what power ?

You will probably like the 1.61s better, major torque multiplier
which gives you incredable midrange acceleration where 90%
of your boating is done anyways. And with todays props you can still carry the top end.

Locally Nauti kitty ( Parnell ) changed his 41' Saber which is the old apache from 1.5s to 1.61s runs touch over 100 mph.

Next Curtis Ganos chaged his 38' top gun to 1.61s to after riding in Parnell's. Curtis runs right there to like 98 ish

Anyway's something to think about and mine are 1.61s

Jon
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Old 09-27-2008 | 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by cougarman
What are you running these on and with what power ?

You will probably like the 1.61s better, major torque multiplier
which gives you incredable midrange acceleration where 90%
of your boating is done anyways. And with todays props you can still carry the top end.

Locally Nauti kitty ( Parnell ) changed his 41' Saber which is the old apache from 1.5s to 1.61s runs touch over 100 mph.

Next Curtis Ganos chaged his 38' top gun to 1.61s to after riding in Parnell's. Curtis runs right there to like 98 ish

Anyway's something to think about and mine are 1.61s



Jon
I have 1.61's on my Top Gun as well. Does anyone have a #6 gimble ring laying around that they want to part with. The paint is peeling a little bit on one of mine around the high-stress areas. I'd like to get my hands on one now so if a problem arises I'll have it already and minimize down-time
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Old 09-27-2008 | 09:21 AM
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have a pair of wet sump 6's with boxes, colabella just rebuilt. make me an offer
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Old 09-29-2008 | 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by cougarman
What are you running these on and with what power ?

You will probably like the 1.61s better, major torque multiplier
which gives you incredable midrange acceleration where 90%
of your boating is done anyways. And with todays props you can still carry the top end.

Locally Nauti kitty ( Parnell ) changed his 41' Saber which is the old apache from 1.5s to 1.61s runs touch over 100 mph.

Next Curtis Ganos chaged his 38' top gun to 1.61s to after riding in Parnell's. Curtis runs right there to like 98 ish

Anyway's something to think about and mine are 1.61s

Jon

We run 1.61s in our too....
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Old 09-29-2008 | 11:42 AM
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I have a set of spare #6 Drives 1.69 ratio, Dry Sump, 3 year old hardly used drives.

Also Hering 40P & 36P x 16.0" Props for sale.
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