speeds for 50 Hustler with trip 575s
03-26-2004, 04:28 PM
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speeds for 50 Hustler with trip 575s
What are the respective speeds for a 50 Hustler with trip 575s?
3000 RPM cruise, a typical faster cruise speed and top end.
Thanks.
3000 RPM cruise, a typical faster cruise speed and top end.
Thanks.
03-26-2004, 06:15 PM
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Re: speeds for 50 Hustler with trip 575s
Originally posted by CBR
What are the respective speeds for a 50 Hustler with trip 575s?
3000 RPM cruise, a typical faster cruise speed and top end.
Thanks.
What are the respective speeds for a 50 Hustler with trip 575s?
3000 RPM cruise, a typical faster cruise speed and top end.
Thanks.
Thinking of trading in that Sonic, are ya ??
03-26-2004, 08:40 PM
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A triple 500efi in the 50 Hustler is appr 80, so maybe around 86.
03-27-2004, 05:57 AM
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A triple 500EFI Hustler 50 which was at the 2003 Miami Boat Show ran 83 mph. Dropped it in water for the first time right after the show for a photo shoot and it ran 83 there and then. A speed of 90 mph is not unheard of with triple 575s, depending on conditions of course. It will be between 87 and 90 mph.
That 50 in the classifieds is pure class. I just love it in white with that blue trim. It looks like a good deal too. It's been on the market for some time now meaning that the price could probably go further down. And it's not bad as it is: retail on a new 50' with that power and equipment would be around 600K.
That 50 in the classifieds is pure class. I just love it in white with that blue trim. It looks like a good deal too. It's been on the market for some time now meaning that the price could probably go further down. And it's not bad as it is: retail on a new 50' with that power and equipment would be around 600K.
03-27-2004, 06:16 AM
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With the 575's ya better get good at swapping drives, big heavy boats and the re-entry loads really take their toll on Bravo's. Thats always been the quandary, those big boats ride so nice that it's hard not to use them in a chop and nothing ruins a day like a busted drive 
If you use the speed they won't live, damn shame.
If you use the speed they won't live, damn shame.
03-27-2004, 06:19 AM
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Originally posted by wildthing357
Fast enough.
Fast enough.
BTW that is a beautifull rig in every way. I'm always suprised of these awesome looking rig with VHF's that look like they are 40 years old and yellow while everything else is perfect.
03-27-2004, 06:21 AM
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Originally posted by WickedWon
With the 575's ya better get good at swapping drives, big heavy boats and the re-entry loads really take their toll on Bravo's. Thats always been the quandary, those big boats ride so nice that it's hard not to use them in a chop and nothing ruins a day like a busted drive If you use the speed they won't live, damn shame.
With the 575's ya better get good at swapping drives, big heavy boats and the re-entry loads really take their toll on Bravo's. Thats always been the quandary, those big boats ride so nice that it's hard not to use them in a chop and nothing ruins a day like a busted drive
If you use the speed they won't live, damn shame.
03-27-2004, 06:50 AM
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Originally posted by GLH
Reality and experience chimming in!
Reality and experience chimming in!
Hey GL I think Mary called ya on Parn's phone when WE
were in Key West, but she can't remember what the hell she said, man that night went ugly 
