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HabanaJoe 12-08-2008 06:21 AM

Eliminator w/Cummins Diesel
 
We had alot of good talking on here about the Eliminator with the Cummins in it. They had their first test runs and then went to the boat show. I thought there was going to be more testing, etc, etc, etc - what happened that was a great project???

I hope just another diesel project down the tubes.......

Joe Gere

Jassman 12-08-2008 09:16 AM

I believe the numbers were less than [email protected] testing was to be done...but until the diesels can get even close to the BB's numbers, the gas motors will be the choice. I went through this on my 43 Nor-Tech which is 3' longer than the Eliminator and 4k more pounds..we achieved 74mph, and that was very good for what it was..I just wanted 80mph...Jeff

ZBODaytona 12-08-2008 09:21 AM

paging shueman

Sean H 12-08-2008 09:23 AM


Originally Posted by Jassman (Post 2755054)
I believe the numbers were less than [email protected] testing was to be done...but until the diesels can get even close to the BB's numbers, the gas motors will be the choice. I went through this on my 43 Nor-Tech which is 3' longer than the Eliminator and 4k more pounds..we achieved 74mph, and that was very good for what it was..I just wanted 80mph...Jeff

how is a 43' nor-tech 3' longer than a 43' scarab/eliminator?

KrystalTransport 12-08-2008 09:41 AM

I heard that the eliminator is back at the factory getting the X demension raised.

Jassman 12-08-2008 02:29 PM


Originally Posted by Sean H (Post 2755058)
how is a 43' nor-tech 3' longer than a 43' scarab/eliminator?


The boat is 44'8" plus the Aluminum swim platform. So ..close to 47'...Also if I remember reading the 43 Scarabs were just under 43'..so that's how I came up with a round about 3' additional feet. Jeff

29Firefox 12-08-2008 05:46 PM

Wonder how fast it would've been with a pair of T-58s:drink:

29Firefox 12-09-2008 06:17 AM

Haul all your girl friends at once!
 
Here is nice diesel cat we contracted. Just shows what kinda rooster tail you can get from a pair of 1400hp Cats:drink:

http://www.ishigaki-dream.co.jp/video/PREMIUM.wmv

tblrklakemo 12-09-2008 08:57 AM


Originally Posted by 29Firefox (Post 2755682)
Here is nice diesel cat we contracted. Just shows what kinda rooster tail you can get from a pair of 1400hp Cats:drink:

http://www.ishigaki-dream.co.jp/video/PREMIUM.wmv

Maybe i missed it....but there wasnt a roost. That boat would make an awesome private yacht.

tblrklakemo 12-09-2008 08:58 AM


Originally Posted by Jassman (Post 2755054)
I believe the numbers were less than [email protected] testing was to be done...but until the diesels can get even close to the BB's numbers, the gas motors will be the choice. I went through this on my 43 Nor-Tech which is 3' longer than the Eliminator and 4k more pounds..we achieved 74mph, and that was very good for what it was..I just wanted 80mph...Jeff


You know....thats an acceptable number IMO. They knew, going into this, that it wasnt going to be a 90mph rig. Im sure it can cruise all day at 55-60 mph w/o stressing a thing. Yes its more $$$ than gas motors that will duplicate the performance, but your paying for equipement that will last a lot longer.


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