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pop your cherry?
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Re: pop your cherry?
im running 15 year old bravos in a 16thousand pound resin bucket cig with triple 640hp and still havent blown a single bravo ever. then again weve only been in it 3 times since new engines...........
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Re: pop your cherry?
Originally Posted by 375stinger
im running 15 year old bravos in a 16thousand pound resin bucket cig with triple 640hp and still havent blown a single bravo ever. then again weve only been in it 3 times since new engines...........
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Re: pop your cherry?
Originally Posted by 375stinger
im running 15 year old bravos in a 16thousand pound resin bucket cig with triple 640hp and still havent blown a single bravo ever. then again weve only been in it 3 times since new engines...........
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i think about 350 hours on boat and 340 of those hours with hawk 525s and 10 hours with rebuilt rebored and everything new 555c.u. dynoed at 643 hp 670 torque. the boat isnt propped right( outside props are 25 pitch hydros 4bl and inside prop is 26 pitch hydro 4bl) the drives prob arent gona last to long... considering we gotta shift at 1100-1300 rpms to keep engines runnin
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Re: pop your cherry?
Originally Posted by BajaIceBreaker
That's disgusting!!!
I was thinking of building an extension on my trailer to protect my boat in that situation, but I see it has to be REALLY strong to do the trick. I can't believe it folded up like that. What hit you? A Mack truck?
I was thinking of building an extension on my trailer to protect my boat in that situation, but I see it has to be REALLY strong to do the trick. I can't believe it folded up like that. What hit you? A Mack truck?
I am just glad that the drive guard was there. It no doubt saved a lot of damage to the boat. The trailer took the brunt of the impact instead of the drives. Besides, if not for the drive guard that lady would probably have been killed. Instead of her bumper hitting the drive guard it would have been her windshield hitting the drives! Needless to say I was pissed off, but life goes on. We built a new trailer and hung a new drive and were off and running again.
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Re: pop your cherry?
the drives prob arent gona last to long... considering we gotta shift at 1100-1300 rpms to keep engines runnin [/QUOTE]
Hey 375....... Sounds like you should be doin some carb tuning so those engines idle down. There's NO reason for an engine to have to idle that high unless something is'nt right in your carburation.
Hey 375....... Sounds like you should be doin some carb tuning so those engines idle down. There's NO reason for an engine to have to idle that high unless something is'nt right in your carburation.
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Re: pop your cherry?
Originally Posted by 10x
the drives prob arent gona last to long... considering we gotta shift at 1100-1300 rpms to keep engines runnin
Is the engine cammed that hight to surge. Normally they don't need that much RPM till you get some big blowers and soem big cams and they need to idle that hight.. Good luck with the bravos are only rated to 600hp or they used to be??