Roca Speed rails & what it will take to see 80 mph
#11
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From: Norway
Hi!
I have a Phantom 25 w/Promax 300 running 76-78 mph. The boat weight is approx. 1.100 kilos incl. driver and engine.
I tried speedrails - 2 and 4 - and they slowed me down with 3 mph...
I will blueprint & glasspolish the prop, watersand the bottom with 600 paper / Speedkoat, rebalance the boat (as much weight aft / out of the boat), sharpen and straigten the bottom, take a look at the x dimension, etc.
Cheeers, Toffen G
I have a Phantom 25 w/Promax 300 running 76-78 mph. The boat weight is approx. 1.100 kilos incl. driver and engine.
I tried speedrails - 2 and 4 - and they slowed me down with 3 mph...
I will blueprint & glasspolish the prop, watersand the bottom with 600 paper / Speedkoat, rebalance the boat (as much weight aft / out of the boat), sharpen and straigten the bottom, take a look at the x dimension, etc.
Cheeers, Toffen G
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Joined: Oct 2000
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From: Norway
Hi!
I have tested:
1. Clean bottom
2. Added SpeekKoat
3. Watersanded with 400 grit
4. Watersanded with 600 grit
Watersanded with 600 grit proved to be fastest both on cruise and wot. Ugland Racing Offshore Class One use the same method. However, this may vary boat to boat.
To wax the bottom slows you down. Thats common rule.
MVH, TG
I have tested:
1. Clean bottom
2. Added SpeekKoat
3. Watersanded with 400 grit
4. Watersanded with 600 grit
Watersanded with 600 grit proved to be fastest both on cruise and wot. Ugland Racing Offshore Class One use the same method. However, this may vary boat to boat.
To wax the bottom slows you down. Thats common rule.
MVH, TG




