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Originally Posted by offshorexcursion
(Post 3616767)
Travis runs a little over 100 with around 750hp in a 2000 37 stiletto.
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There is no benefit to stretch the truth, fact my 1075 sv43 ran 140 at loto fresh water measured mile, warm weather. Big wheels cold weather have seen big speeds. The other boat that ran 178 could have had more than 1400hp, it was turning 7500. I think the fountain was a larger boat, also don't think the sterling 1550hp really make that much power.
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Originally Posted by Mastercraft240
(Post 3615458)
The power of OSO? What a joke.... don't kid yourself buddy.
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Originally Posted by 43sv
(Post 3616060)
Just some info i have turned up my 1075s on my 43 and have seen speeds over 150. Not to let cat out of the bag , but have bin in another 43 at factory with 1400hp and seen 178 on rev limiter. Mike can break record at any time, more worried in building and selling boats right now.
Originally Posted by 43sv
(Post 3616928)
There is no benefit to stretch the truth, fact my 1075 sv43 ran 140 at loto fresh water measured mile, warm weather. Big wheels cold weather have seen big speeds. The other boat that ran 178 could have had more than 1400hp, it was turning 7500. I think the fountain was a larger boat, also don't think the sterling 1550hp really make that much power.
what excaliper47 said is actual fact,what you've said,well,i don't know.:hitfan: |
Originally Posted by sutphen 30
(Post 3617035)
do we really need oso to do the math on how much power your motors need to be turned up to do this 150.
what excaliper47 said is actual fact,what you've said,well,i don't know.:hitfan: SV43, am I right in assuming you're not propped for all out speed, but also a bit of accelleration when running in the low 140 numbers? |
Originally Posted by A.O. Razor
(Post 3617092)
For the SV43 about 1200-1250hp, not really a problem. Given time to strech out, it also will run 142+ with stock 1075 power. Heck, the SL44 will run 140 with stock power and it'll do that loaded with comfort.
SV43, am I right in assuming you're not propped for all out speed, but also a bit of accelleration when running in the low 140 numbers? |
Originally Posted by Jassman
(Post 3617116)
I thought I read in the OL forum that this particular 44 had no cabin and it was extremely cold when she ran 139mph in the turned up last 1075 stock power...
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When Ol tells you the motors are NOT "turned up" , they are turned up.
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Originally Posted by pm203
(Post 3617239)
When Ol tells you the motors are NOT "turned up" , they are turned up.
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Originally Posted by THE 288 KID
(Post 3616758)
I dunno, I seen 95 on his gps with 900's and no fuel. Thinkin now that he's detuned I might have a chance in hell. Hopefully. :thankyouthankyou:
I think I got a few more mph to pull out of the new ride. Few more phone calls to make. I hope to be low 90's and maybe 95. Im not sure that I was setup rite/ drove it rite. I had over 25% prop slip. In the end I just want to boat every weekend and not too worried aobut my top speed. |
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