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Old 05-08-2016, 04:57 PM
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Any videos? Looks great sitting in the water
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Originally Posted by 7075T6
First test in 2,5 years after some serious modifications..
105 mph(91,3 kn)..one engine not 100%..computer say injectorproblem on no 1 cyl.. still..105 in 1 m chop..runs like a train..
Will fix injector and aim for 120...
thats great,,I bet its alot better than the aluminum can you had before.
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What Hp are the engines?
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No video. Forgot to turn on the GoPro...
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Originally Posted by C5000R
What Hp are the engines?
FPT 6,7 - 560 hp
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Originally Posted by sutphen 30
thats great,,I bet its alot better than the aluminum can you had before.
The mooring is NOT better, with crashboxes, 35" props and 0.8 overdrive...
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Wow what is idle speed 12-15 mph? Could you change for 1:1 transmissions and 40" props? I wonder why they went with cashboxes those motors aren't so powerful that a transmission couldn't handle them. What was the setup on the old boat? I know it had the same engines.
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Why did you go with the fiat diesels instead of say cummins? Size? Weight. Rpm? Thx, bad mofo...rm
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Originally Posted by iliveonanisland
Why did you go with the fiat diesels instead of say cummins? Size? Weight. Rpm? Thx, bad mofo...rm
I believe they were already in the boat when he bought it. While they are both good engines Cummins has done a horrible job with the packaging of the engines and they are much wider than the FPT. Just lazy engineering on Cummins' part.
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Originally Posted by pstorti
Wow what is idle speed 12-15 mph? Could you change for 1:1 transmissions and 40" props? I wonder why they went with cashboxes those motors aren't so powerful that a transmission couldn't handle them. What was the setup on the old boat? I know it had the same engines.
Need the 11" dropboxes to get propshafts in right places. SCS crashbox/dropbox is a nice compact unit. Same setup from day one.
Idle speed not so bad when running one or two engines - 7-8 mph.
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