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Video: Boostpower Schiada Idling
Beautiful Schiada Boat at Boostpower Marine! Enjoy OSO.:)
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Am1RcEm1k[/YOUTUBE] |
How are the performance reports from that monster?
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Wow what a crazy boat
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Originally Posted by PokerRun388
(Post 3713071)
Beautiful Schiada Boat at Boostpower Marine! Enjoy OSO.:)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79Am1RcEm1k |
Originally Posted by Racerngr1
(Post 3713148)
How are the performance reports from that monster?
http://boostpower.com/boostpower-com...ne-p-1732.html |
Originally Posted by nate
(Post 3821636)
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Wow...:eekdrop::eekdrop::eekdrop: That's SWEET!!!!! Never seen a twin SC/Turbo combination before, would love to see the #'s for that boat!!!!
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One mad rig!
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OK lets see the water test . They all sound good sitting on the trailer. And for a 139K it want's to be good. :whistle:
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It almost sounds like one of the 2 stroke supercharged, turbo charged detroit diesels. I had a friend build a semi pull truck with one, and it sounded very similar.
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2400 hp in a 20-25 odd foot boat? Crazy. Why?
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Originally Posted by Pismo10
(Post 3822021)
2400 hp in a 20-25 odd foot boat? Crazy. Why?
Logical answer is .... offshore ski racing. |
I see.
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Originally Posted by Pismo10
(Post 3822021)
2400 hp in a 20-25 odd foot boat? Crazy. Why?
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Originally Posted by bluellama
(Post 3822028)
Smartazz answer is .... cause they can. :)
Logical answer is .... offshore ski racing. I love it! Build a 2400HP boat with the intention of dragging someone by a rope. Its almost demented! |
Originally Posted by nate
(Post 3821636)
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Looks like it has a hydramatic 400 trans too. Look at 0:14 on the video.
Wannabe |
139k wow,:eekdrop:
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is the op pokerrun still around?
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Anyone notice how quiet it is even with the short turn outs.
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ya that's what I was thinking. turbo mufflers
Originally Posted by phughes69
(Post 3822540)
Anyone notice how quiet it is even with the short turn outs.
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I'm a customer of Alexiz and I have seen this boat in person at the shop and the mill is the crown jewel on top of a veritable gear head junky feast.
It is an absolutely fantastic piece of work from the parts themselves to the attention to detail in the rigging to the construction of the boat. Even the details have details. This boat can go from a kitten to complete unadulterated savagery the likes of which few can comprehend with a tickle of your foot all completely controllable and completely reliably. To the prior posters question yes that is a TH400- not an uncommon thing in V-drive boats. So you can come out of the box and - then shift up. Uncle Dave |
You would need the TH400 when pulling a skier for gearing down with load and then for speed. Makes sense.
Wannabe |
Originally Posted by wannabe
(Post 3826658)
You would need the TH400 when pulling a skier for gearing down with load and then for speed. Makes sense.
Wannabe Take a look at the top gun boat with a twin turbo 540 and a #6 (making a mere 1300HP) This is a single gear application and it pulls the 2 guys out of the hole with authority. These guys got stones- thats for sure. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...v=Ggn2vFp7PsQ#! A V drive is a lot stronger than a number 6 and with almost twice the ponies Alexis boat would run harder and cheaper in the long run. UD |
I've seen that video and I think the guys behind the boat have got chrome molys between their legs. I wouldn't ever go over 50 on a set of skis. I went 45 once and thought I was gonna die if I tripped. It was on Pine Lake behind my buddys correct craft which topped out at 45.
Wannabe |
Originally Posted by Uncle Dave
(Post 3827822)
This boat wouldn't need the TH to pull a house off its foundation- but its sure got to be fun to blast out of teh hole like a drag boat shift that puppy up at near redline and feel it yank you down the lake.
Take a look at the top gun boat with a twin turbo 540 and a #6 (making a mere 1300HP) This is a single gear application and it pulls the 2 guys out of the hole with authority. These guys got stones- thats for sure. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...v=Ggn2vFp7PsQ#! A V drive is a lot stronger than a number 6 and with almost twice the ponies Alexis boat would run harder and cheaper in the long run. UD Almost all twin turbo leg boats in ski racing run a 2 speed transmission these days. The engines are cam'd and tuned for max power at 6000+ rpm so they are a real slug out of the hole before boost comes on hence the use of the tranny. Not a lot of v drives run a tranny, so the boost power schiada is a little unique. The only reason I can think of why is most lower budget teams run v drives to keep costs and maintenance down, so they probably don't want to spend the money on a tranny as well. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3FMLEu1q_Uk This is a link to a video of our v drive without tranny to give you an idea of the difference in hole shot. Once she's moving though it boogies! |
Originally Posted by Uncle Dave
(Post 3826471)
This boat can go from a kitten to complete unadulterated savagery the likes of which few can comprehend with a tickle of your foot . . . .
just because i am curious. Is there an advantage to running turbos AND a supercharger thats better then just running either with more boost? I do realize the "ghee whiz" factor ts through the roof on this set up though lol. |
Originally Posted by Kurt Hamilton
(Post 3828108)
Top Gun runs a Turbo 400 transmission with 2 speeds. The gear change is just so smooth you can't pick it in the video.
Almost all twin turbo leg boats in ski racing run a 2 speed transmission these days. The engines are cam'd and tuned for max power at 6000+ rpm so they are a real slug out of the hole before boost comes on hence the use of the tranny. Not a lot of v drives run a tranny, so the boost power schiada is a little unique. The only reason I can think of why is most lower budget teams run v drives to keep costs and maintenance down, so they probably don't want to spend the money on a tranny as well. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3FMLEu1q_Uk This is a link to a video of our v drive without tranny to give you an idea of the difference in hole shot. Once she's moving though it boogies! Thanks for the info and sorry to mislead in my other post - I couldn't see it shift - just figured it was a small turbo deal. When I went back and watched it again I could see it- but nice work on how smooth it is. Ill check out your clip. Thing with V drives is under 100 they are really inefficient Hot boat did a comparison about 15 -20 years ago using identical (I think Coles) and the outdrive boat needed far less boost to get to 100 but the tables reversed over 100 and the held view was that above 100 the v drive handles better. - given very few guys really go 100+ it doesnt make sense for alot of guys. They will hold power for sure though. Curious how many hours you get out of the 6? I had a house in Parker for a decade so Im used to seeing TH's in Schiadas, Coles and a Hondo or two- but thats a unique place in the boating world for sure. Thanks! UD |
Originally Posted by Kurt Hamilton
(Post 3828108)
Top Gun runs a Turbo 400 transmission with 2 speeds. The gear change is just so smooth you can't pick it in the video.
Almost all twin turbo leg boats in ski racing run a 2 speed transmission these days. The engines are cam'd and tuned for max power at 6000+ rpm so they are a real slug out of the hole before boost comes on hence the use of the tranny. Not a lot of v drives run a tranny, so the boost power schiada is a little unique. The only reason I can think of why is most lower budget teams run v drives to keep costs and maintenance down, so they probably don't want to spend the money on a tranny as well. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3FMLEu1q_Uk This is a link to a video of our v drive without tranny to give you an idea of the difference in hole shot. Once she's moving though it boogies! Thanks again UD |
Compound boat test
Here is a short video of the boat running. 72hrs on it now. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CypQt...RrpASWV1WzIcbA
Originally Posted by Jeff P31
(Post 3821934)
OK lets see the water test . They all sound good sitting on the trailer. And for a 139K it want's to be good. :whistle:
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Point proven,it sound's better on the water . Keep up the good work !
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Yeah! What a sweet sound!
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WHOOOOHOOOO!!! Awesome!!! :cool:
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Very nice setup!!
Tell me, what brand of dash display do you use ? Thanks Mange |
Originally Posted by rob vanharten
(Post 3822011)
It almost sounds like one of the 2 stroke supercharged, turbo charged detroit diesels. I had a friend build a semi pull truck with one, and it sounded very similar.
What cubes is this thing ? John jr |
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Thanks:evilb:
Originally Posted by Mange
(Post 3837394)
Very nice setup!!
Tell me, what brand of dash display do you use ? Thanks Mange |
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