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Re: Outerlimits Working Hard On New Spped Record The Facts
WOW ITS BEEN 120 HOURS UP TO 8:50 PM TONIGHT AND WE HAD 147 POSTS AND 3737 VIEWS NOT BAD I GUESS THIS THREAD WILL BE AROUND UNTIL THEY DO THERE RUN. THIS THREAD SEEMS TO STILL HAVE SOME STRENGTH AND KEEPS MAKING ITS WAY BACK TO THE TOP. :drink: :drink:
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Re: Outerlimits Working Hard On New Spped Record The Facts
Originally Posted by bojoe2
WOW ITS BEEN 120 HOURS UP TO 8:50 PM TONIGHT AND WE HAD 147 POSTS AND 3737 VIEWS NOT BAD I GUESS THIS THREAD WILL BE AROUND UNTIL THEY DO THERE RUN. THIS THREAD SEEMS TO STILL HAVE SOME STRENGTH AND KEEPS MAKING ITS WAY BACK TO THE TOP. :drink: :drink:
It was actually more than that but Tracie deleted all his posts. :rolleyes: He isn't a straight.........line guy. He doesn't understand....... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: Must be a circle thing........... :rolleyes: :D :D |
Re: Outerlimits Working Hard On New Spped Record The Facts
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Originally Posted by sharkeymarine
That may be so Rich, but I don't believe it was done in an STV River Rocket. ;)
What was the hull configuration for the 170 record? :confused: T2x |
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This one ran over 130....... in 1966.
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Originally Posted by T2x
176 to be exact...in 1989.....
T2x Throw on a new style Herring prop and the damn thing is STILL faster than the 2000 hp "World's fastest Vee Bottom" (s). T2x |
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I remember that article in Powerboat. I remember thinking it was strange to see that much negative trim at those speeds.
What an achievment. Talk about putting your life on the line for a record. |
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Probably would have broke 200 had it trimmed it just a bit... :eek: :eek: :eek: :D :D :D
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Originally Posted by sharkeymarine
Probably would have broke 200 had it trimmed it just a bit... :eek: :eek: :eek: :D :D :D
#2 The boat certainly could run over 200 today.....with lighter construction....a little more length ......newer, better props and the two stroke development currently available. But, it has no "bling".....nor does it define wretched excess. Plus....it takes talent...... not money....... to drive it. Funny thing though........two guys who could drive it....Benny Robinson...and Michael Seebold....... are currently driving Reggies Super Vee..... T2x |
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Originally Posted by T2x
#1....hydros need negative trim for top speed as the prop....not the boat....carries the stern...and you must drive the bow down to....but not in contact with....the water. These truly efficient and airborn hulls are much more difficult to drive....... and understand..... than simply putting endless horsepower into a simple monohull......regardless of how "sophisticated" the bottom design is.........or whatever BS you're buying.
#2 The boat certainly could run over 200 today.....with lighter construction....a little more length ......newer, better props and the two stroke development currently available. But, it has no "bling".....nor does it define wrteched excess. Plus....it takes talent...... not money....... to drive it. Funny thing though........two guys who could drive it....Benny Robinson...and Michael Seebold....... are currently driving Reggies Super Vee..... T2x |
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Originally Posted by dreamboater
Why hasent this record been challenged lately. I know it was challenged a while ago but not successful. Benny Robinson drove that boat, or one like it? I have seen an outboard hydro run 150+ in a quarter mile, I could only imagine seeing one run 200mph. The guy that designed the 2 speed lynco to work with an outboard is on to something for sure.
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