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Originally Posted by tanner
(Post 3709723)
If we are doing 60 -61 MPH with twin 225's on a straight bottom, I would think maybe a stepped hull with 250's has got to be close to 70 MPH... No ??
I know its not the same dynamic but the twin step 38 Top Gun picks up 10 -12 MPH just with the steps and no additional power |
98, radar arch, wind shield, 225 Merc 3 liter 225's, 63mph
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Ryan,
Can you make the real "scarab" logo the right size for the sides of the boat? How much? |
Is anybody else running the Yamaha 250's OX66's, if so what prop size and pitch should I run for a better mid/top end???
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A friend has a 99 w/ Merc 250 EFI's. He is running Mirage 23's. Don't know his true top speed.
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Originally Posted by G-NOTE
(Post 3709619)
So where are these 70 mph boats with twin 250's???
I haven't hit mid-60's since doing my sea trial 4 years ago in 40 degree weather. Would definitely consider a 4 blade prop suggestion from anyone running Yamaha 300hp HPDI's (2-stroke). |
I have many of the original SCARAB logos from Wellcraft. I can make them in any size and color you want.
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'86 Scarab CC 30', twin Johnson V8 outboards, 4.0l, modified by Monty Racing. 380hp/340tq each. Swapped to Mercury CLE gearcases w/1.87:1 gear ratio spinning 26p Bravo 1's with 4 PVS holes each. 28" setback. No t-top. With this setup, it's run a best of 72mph on GPS. I think there are a few more MPH in it if I were to shorten the setback back to 24".
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Originally Posted by Ryan Beckley
(Post 3710096)
I have many of the original SCARAB logos from Wellcraft. I can make them in any size and color you want.
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I just got mine home today, 19pitch 3 blade props, engines have fresh power heads, but need tuning. The mechanic that last worked on it disabled the oil injection, so I have to mix it...
I think after a tune up and maybe some 21p 3-blades it should see 60+... |
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