2nd time out, 104mph,
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Not really sure I ran the boat with the owner at about 90 and that was enough for me. I think he did a lot more and realized that boat was too small for that kind of power.. He did not have a lot of experience running a small boat with big power.. I have seen some of Steve's videos and he has a brass set........ That motor has some power.........
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Pit bull you are wright one with your no. There was a VR 1 built with a 800 or a 850 hp Express engine. It was one of the early ones. I drove the boat with Scott the old sales manager it ran 104 mph. I cant remember what pitch prop but it was a hydro 5 blade. The boat was in Jacksonville last I heard of it.
It takes a lot of prop to run over 100 mph. I have 34, 4 blades on my Phantom and it runs in the 90,s
Good luck.
It takes a lot of prop to run over 100 mph. I have 34, 4 blades on my Phantom and it runs in the 90,s
Good luck.
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Pit bull you are wright one with your no. There was a VR 1 built with a 800 or a 850 hp Express engine. It was one of the early ones. I drove the boat with Scott the old sales manager it ran 104 mph. I cant remember what pitch prop but it was a hydro 5 blade. The boat was in Jacksonville last I heard of it.
It takes a lot of prop to run over 100 mph. I have 34, 4 blades on my Phantom and it runs in the 90,s
Good luck.
It takes a lot of prop to run over 100 mph. I have 34, 4 blades on my Phantom and it runs in the 90,s
Good luck.





