How to calculate your top speed
03-31-2005 | 03:16 PM
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From: Lake Travis, Texas
Re: How to calculate your top speed
Stormrider!!!!
If you back into the equation above, you should be around 87 MPH!!!!!
WOW!!! That's smokin in that boat!!!! That's gunna be a wild ride!!
Maybe a 29 pitch is in order??
Kent
If you back into the equation above, you should be around 87 MPH!!!!!
WOW!!! That's smokin in that boat!!!! That's gunna be a wild ride!!
Maybe a 29 pitch is in order??
Kent
03-31-2005 | 09:15 PM
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From: Long Island, NY
Re: How to calculate your top speed
Originally Posted by Mudball
Stormrider!!!!
If you back into the equation above, you should be around 87 MPH!!!!!
WOW!!! That's smokin in that boat!!!! That's gunna be a wild ride!!
Maybe a 29 pitch is in order??
Kent
If you back into the equation above, you should be around 87 MPH!!!!!
WOW!!! That's smokin in that boat!!!! That's gunna be a wild ride!!
Maybe a 29 pitch is in order??
Kent
My old engine on its last run of the season siezed up from a leaky manifold. It had been slowly killing the engine all season. Compression was 125 on 2 cyl. and around 100 on the rest, except for 2 that were under 90.
It was a 1989 365mag on its last leg!
What HP could it have been running on this last day before it died?
Because on this last day the boat hit 64.3gps.
Dyno will be next week. This should get interesting.
