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REDS32

06-01-2011 10:08 AM

I have a 32 velocity with 200 hr. On 600hp with bravos. I race boats all the time . You just don't nail the throttles taking off and when you get a little air you got to let off. I could brake them if I don't .

O.C.Barry

06-01-2011 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by CanDo (Post 3417192)

the TR drive was exactly like the TRS drive and made the same years. The difference was, the TR just had a longer leg(lower-unit), so as to swing a larger diameter prop, for cruisers, houseboats, etc. The same difference that the Bravo One and Bravo Two have today.

I think you are talking about a TR2. Mel Riggs schooled me on the differance between a SSM 2 and a TR2. TR2 is the 'houseboat drive'.

FasterFaster

06-02-2011 09:30 AM

Merc drive comparison

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Originally Posted by txsdukhntr (Post 3415740)

Bravo One,Bravo 111,X drives, XR drives??Drive showers??I'm sorry Guys I'm totally new to all this and I want to know as much about this stuff when I buy a boat..Thanks

You might find this educational:

http://www.mercuryracing.com/blog/st...han-you-think/

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