2 small blocks or 1 big block
03-12-2011 | 10:43 AM
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Heres is a classic twin small block thread started by a great guy with a great boat facing a dilemma.
Uncle Dave
Heres is a classic twin small block thread started by a great guy with a great boat facing a dilemma.
Uncle Dave
03-12-2011 | 11:26 AM
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It's trial and error.. On the donzi I had .. 4 blades were too much and I wound up finding a predator 3 blade that was awesome.. On the baja, the only 1 that worked right was a 4 blade Mach patriot..
03-12-2011 | 11:30 AM
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)I did do some searching to find what lowers the boat like best!! Best all out speed was the -2in Imco's but the Best Handleing was the -2in Merc. sportmasters...
I'd love to try a set of the newer LS small Blocks in my boat!! With the power they make and how light they are it would be AWESOME!!
03-12-2011 | 11:22 PM
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?? We only blew one drive and that was while testing in Hollywood, Fl. It was a older style Bravo drive... (and I wasn't throttleing... )
I did do some searching to find what lowers the boat like best!! Best all out speed was the -2in Imco's but the Best Handleing was the -2in Merc. sportmasters...
I'd love to try a set of the newer LS small Blocks in my boat!! With the power they make and how light they are it would be AWESOME!!
)I did do some searching to find what lowers the boat like best!! Best all out speed was the -2in Imco's but the Best Handleing was the -2in Merc. sportmasters...
I'd love to try a set of the newer LS small Blocks in my boat!! With the power they make and how light they are it would be AWESOME!!
