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Originally Posted by blue thunder
(Post 3583181)
Usually when running phil it would be on a fun run so 32p good cruise props going 52-5300 rpm with 1.5 drives. It does run good but better with 30s. Phil always says you can make a battleship run with enough power. :drink:
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Originally Posted by blue thunder
(Post 3583181)
Usually when running phil it would be on a fun run so 32p good cruise props going 52-5300 rpm with 1.5 drives. It does run good but better with 30s. Phil always says you can make a battleship run with enough power. :drink:
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Originally Posted by bajabob
(Post 3583187)
blue whats your top speed that you do all the time ???:drink:
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double post....
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Originally Posted by Smarty
(Post 3583215)
Sounds very good. That boat must really accelerate well with the 30's.
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Originally Posted by Smarty
(Post 3583031)
Sounds like a plan. The days of Maloneys (a bar) are but a memory. Ventura's still is there.
Spent some summer days as a teenager on the Washington Ave beach watching Mr. Kerbeck (he had a red Excalibur Executioner in those days, 1983 or so) and those guys run up and down the ocean arcing on Sunday afternoons. That beach was always packed with talent (hot girls on the beach). Margate memories (not Memories Lounge in Margate, for those who know), I liked Maynards back then. |
Originally Posted by Smarty
(Post 3583215)
Sounds very good. That boat must really accelerate well with the 30's.
He pulls two boat lengths quickly, and usually the race is over before I can reach top speed and reel him in. Of course I am afraid of lunching my drive every time i stand on it. Plus mine being a single takes a lot longer to wind out, especially with the 32" Bravo on it. Spin that one 5800rpm... In my defense I have also not raced Dave without having at least 4 adults on board. The extra weight makes a big difference on a light boat like this. With 4 people on board and most of a tank of fuel i can run 92mph just about any day of the week. Empty and with just two on board....use your imagination....:coolcowboy: |
Originally Posted by Philm
(Post 3584263)
That old resin bucket is a rocketship from a 50mph roll on! The first time we ran he suprised the crap out of me when he stood on it.
He pulls two boat lengths quickly, and usually the race is over before I can reach top speed and reel him in. Of course I am afraid of lunching my drive every time i stand on it. Plus mine being a single takes a lot longer to wind out, especially with the 32" Bravo on it. Spin that one 5800rpm... In my defense I have also not raced Dave without having at least 4 adults on board. The extra weight makes a big difference on a light boat like this. With 4 people on board and most of a tank of fuel i can run 92mph just about any day of the week. Empty and with just two on board....use your imagination....:coolcowboy: |
was on the barnegat bay most of summer & didnt run into any single engine boats that were ready to have some fun.. will be keeping a eye out for that fountain this year...looking forward to it
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Originally Posted by 27 avanti
(Post 3585137)
was on the barnegat bay most of summer & didnt run into any single engine boats that were ready to have some fun.. will be keeping a eye out for that fountain this year...looking forward to it
See you on the water in the spring. :drink: |
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