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Old 07-22-2014, 12:26 PM
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Default HP500 in a 225 CCR Crownline

Well, the stock 454 only pushes my boat to 57 (60-61 on perfect conditions). I can never leave anything alone, so I gathered most parts and going to put an HP500 in the boat. I think its a unique project, Ive never seen a crownline with the engine package in it.
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should haul azz!
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Should be in the 70s I would assume...thats plenty to piss some Baja owners off with a Crownline !
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There were some 266 LTD's built with HP500's. Clay Washington had a side-mount Whipple Charged 502 MPI in a 225 that I believe would run 70 or just a tad more.
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There is a crown line 250cr cruiser in the 1000 islands with big pro charged power and through hull. Always cracks me up when he does fly bys hanging the bow. I don't know how fast, but my guess is 70+ in an aft cabin boat
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Originally Posted by 4bus
There is a crown line 250cr cruiser in the 1000 islands with big pro charged power and through hull. Always cracks me up when he does fly bys hanging the bow. I don't know how fast, but my guess is 70+ in an aft cabin boat
That would be some entertainment !
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Crownline put hooks / wedges in their hull bottom design to keep the bow sucked down and to really help with planning times. Also a lot of Crownline 225 used a bravo III - if you have this set up you are not going to gain as much with those in the mix.
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Originally Posted by BUP
Crownline put hooks / wedges in their hull bottom design to keep the bow sucked down and to really help with planning times. Also a lot of Crownline 225 used a bravo III - if you have this set up you are not going to gain as much with those in the mix.
Mine has a B1, and does have the hooks though.
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No idea how they ran, but I have seen 2 different 266 ltd's with 525's
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Originally Posted by phragle
No idea how they ran, but I have seen 2 different 266 ltd's with 525's
I think the LTD's were slugs, they would be lucky to break 50 with the same engine I currently have now. But would also be a cool sleeper boat. Im sure they ran good with the 525!!!
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