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502SCS 02-16-2005 10:08 AM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 

Originally Posted by boatn70
502sc, almost a "whistling" sound?

Yea High pitch whine ... also I dont know if this is common but if I trim drive allthe way up ( like when flushing after use ) it clunks at idle but does not do that trimmed down.
Thanks for looking

502SCS 02-16-2005 10:09 AM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 

Originally Posted by scarab22
I could not push a 28P Bravo 1 enough rpms. 45-4600. Speed was down a little to 71.9 GPS. The boat handled much better though. I want to try a 26p Bravo 1 next.
Steve

What motor is in your 22?

hpscarab22 02-16-2005 06:37 PM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 
hpjunkie, i have not gps'd it yet, but run with a buddy that has a 2004 fountian 35' ex. and gps speedometer. he's got twin 496's and runs 74.8 on his gps speedo. i can pass him easily. we have talked, and think that i have a good 5-10 mph on him.

Mudball 02-17-2005 10:04 PM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 

Originally Posted by hpscarab22
last year i installed a 1999 hp500 with cmi etops into my 96 scarab 22. it's like driving a sports car. props of choice are a 27p and a modified 29p mirage plus, spinning the hp at 5250 rpm. it's a blast.

--> VERY COOL!! Another 22 with an HP500! Don't ya love the 'rumpity-rumpity' idle! And the Blue does look cool in there!!
Most of the dyno reports that I have seen put the HP500 in the 530hp range. That means ~500hp at the prop!
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Well, if you believe others on here with 6% slip, you should be at around 90!! With a 7% slip, you are at 89! This is with your 29p prop at 5250. Do YOU believe this?
With a more moderate 13% slip, you are at 84 here!! Much more believable.

With the 27p, you should be at 83 with a 7%, and 84 with a 6% slip, and 77 with a 13% slip (Where I am now, with my little Donzi).
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Sadly, without a GPS unit, noone knows for sure. Please check into sales at your nearest Best Buy or Fryes for a low cost GPS that remembers the highest speed. They are cheap! I bought my Garmin eTrex cheap!
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502SCS, you have an AWESOME boat! I personally LOVE the color! In my previous posts, it may have sounded like I doubted you. I do NOT! Your numbers are believable, although amazing!

It's a few of the other numbers posted on this thread that are questionable. You cannot physically go negative on slip..

Take care,
Kent

502SCS 02-17-2005 10:38 PM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 

Originally Posted by Mudball
--> VERY COOL!! Another 22 with an HP500! Don't ya love the 'rumpity-rumpity' idle! And the Blue does look cool in there!!
Most of the dyno reports that I have seen put the HP500 in the 530hp range. That means ~500hp at the prop!
====
Well, if you believe others on here with 6% slip, you should be at around 90!! With a 7% slip, you are at 89! This is with your 29p prop at 5250. Do YOU believe this?
With a more moderate 13% slip, you are at 84 here!! Much more believable.

With the 27p, you should be at 83 with a 7%, and 84 with a 6% slip, and 77 with a 13% slip (Where I am now, with my little Donzi).
===
Sadly, without a GPS unit, noone knows for sure. Please check into sales at your nearest Best Buy or Fryes for a low cost GPS that remembers the highest speed. They are cheap! I bought my Garmin eTrex cheap!
=====
502SCS, you have an AWESOME boat! I personally LOVE the color! In my previous posts, it may have sounded like I doubted you. I do NOT! Your numbers are believable, although amazing!

It's a few of the other numbers posted on this thread that are questionable. You cannot physically go negative on slip..

Take care,
Kent

Thanks I think .. Need to go get my calculator and read the message 6 or seven more times .. :-) This is why I am drawn to this list I learn Learn Learn..

Harper220 02-17-2005 10:47 PM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 
I know how you could go even faster... :eek: Buy my 28p 4 blade Spinelli... :D It came off of an Eliminator 22 Eagle xp with a single step, 502 mag mpi... Best I ever saw was 78 mph gps confirmed @ 5000 rpm's... I spun this 28 Spinelli as fast as I spun the Bravo 26p that came with the boat... I paid $850 brand new in 1999 and it's still in mint condition like the day I bought it, guaranteed! Make me an offer today, as I am in need of two new props myself and need to clear out the garage...

502SCS 02-17-2005 10:56 PM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 
Just made one bad prop choice .. Looking to demo a few so I can find out what this boat likes. Will buy a prop after I get more educated. !

Revd Up 02-17-2005 11:08 PM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 
502 SCS, Same engine as yours.

Harper220 02-17-2005 11:25 PM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 

Originally Posted by 502SCS
Just made one bad prop choice .. Looking to demo a few so I can find out what this boat likes. Will buy a prop after I get more educated. !

uh um, any interest in the Spinelli? I don't know if you've heard of Spinelli or not, but this prop is top notch and hand built. Ask anyone who knows props... I might let you try it out. Like I said before, I paid $850 for this prop. While you are getting educated, look into Spinelli and see what you find... :D

502SCS 02-18-2005 08:31 AM

Re: How fast is a 96' 22 Scarab with 502/415hp?
 

Originally Posted by scarab22
502 SCS, Same engine as yours.

Thanks for the info .. That could save me a step in looking for the correct prop for my boat. I was looking at a 28P . So I guess I need to look at a 27P Mirage Plus or a 26P bravo 1.
Thanks for the help


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