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A 21 Hammond or Stryker would run close to 90 with that power. So I say 90.
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Originally Posted by f_inscreenname
(Post 4540604)
No disrespect but I've been down this road many times. Dreams of big numbers after spending big numbers just to be shocked in the end. My 19 Nova went from a tired 318 Chrysler to a stroked and roller BBC 496. Even added trim to the outdrive. Started at 46mph and ended at 64mph. That 60mph speed there is like a wall or something imho and going faster seems to be much harder.
So with that said, 70.5 mph |
83.31
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Originally Posted by murfman
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83.5mph
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Originally Posted by scarab63
(Post 4540534)
81
Good luck it's gonna get hairy after the upper 70s I bet. Should be fun though. Also I'm sure you're already well aware but I'll say it anywhoo. I'd pony up for some hydraulic steering. I had a smaller boat into the low 80s. It was mid 70s before I added hydraulic steering and I can tell ya that even a little free play with cable steering is scary once you have to "drive" the boat |
Originally Posted by scarab63
(Post 4540649)
81.1 if we're doing the 1/10ths thing.
Good luck it's gonna get hairy after the upper 70s I bet. Should be fun though. Also I'm sure you're already well aware but I'll say it anywhoo. I'd pony up for some hydraulic steering. I had a smaller boat into the low 80s. It was mid 70s before I added hydraulic steering and I can tell ya that even a little free play with cable steering is scary once you have to "drive" the boat |
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if it is the 22 avanti... my 25 agressor narrow beam was 82 with a 500 HP, my 25 outlaw whippled HP 500 ran like 81-83, so ... my guess is...
85 mph is my guesstimate! |
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