Short Circuit for sale
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o33651-en.html
I wonder what kind of speed they get with those 500 hp engines?
I wonder what kind of speed they get with those 500 hp engines?
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I wonder what kind of speed they get with those 500 hp engines?
I wonder what kind of speed they get with those 500 hp engines?
Speeds of 80 to 85mph would be believable.
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Thanks - Marshall
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You have no clue what I have done to this boat and how much I've spent......
I really don't care how fast it is or isn't, this boat only has meaning due to its history, thats enough for most...
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When Short Circuit raced, class 5 was bracketted at 70 mph. A stock 27 Magnum with old TRS drives could have easily broken 70 mph.
I believe JET posted a legit top end speed. The sandbagging was done when it raced.
Still a beautiful boat!
I believe JET posted a legit top end speed. The sandbagging was done when it raced.
Still a beautiful boat!
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That is what I was talking about. I believe the top speed as posted. When Skip raced the boat they sand bagged big time.
Sorry for not being clear on my post.
Beautiful boat and huge history.
A.Bloom





