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Originally Posted by paul buckner
(Post 3478294)
my 2001 twin 496ho runs bang on 82mph gps in a light chopp would prob do a bit more but allways had heavey fuel load on the high speed runs i have done.
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Originally Posted by Expensive Date
(Post 3478298)
Hi Paul,That is a non-stepped hull correct?
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Would love to see them.
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Originally Posted by paul buckner
(Post 3478345)
yes that is correct Expensive Date,no stepps/no pads /or notch/trasom,just a good strong hull .read that somewhere from Pepe or Jo ,and its true .Taking the boat up to London next week if all goes well ,see if i can post some pic of pantera on the Thames in London . Regards paul
The last boat has that saying written on it. |
Originally Posted by Expensive Date
(Post 3478744)
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Originally Posted by JO - PANTERABOATS
(Post 3477368)
We did build a Pantera 28' ( non stepped ) with twin 525 EFI's that I personally ran right at 93-94 MPH on GPS.
With twin Mercury 500 EFI's there was 3 of them built and they would all run between 89-92 MPH. Now with the newer T.S. bottom the 28' SR are approximately 10 % faster . Jo Would be a hot set up if I make another ls like I have for my 21 ft toy and put them staggered in a 28 sr from you ! I think it would touch the 100 mark ! |
big power single
Hey look at these boats that are only 21ft with over 1000hp in most of the. Cant one single person tell me you cant do it with a pantera and make it work(http://forceboats.com/Gallery_F1_race_s.html)
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Originally Posted by ndaniels
(Post 3478199)
If it has plenty of room for staggard small blocks.. what about full staggard big blocks?
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Originally Posted by B.A.
(Post 3486039)
Hey look at these boats that are only 21ft with over 1000hp in most of the. Cant one single person tell me you cant do it with a pantera and make it work(http://forceboats.com/Gallery_F1_race_s.html)
But I'm really liking the idea of a full staggard twin setup in an easy to store and transport boat that will handle most anything I'm likely to run into:drink: |
For all you wankers talking about twin small blocks......learn how to trim the boat. lol
Twin 502's http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s...8pokerrun2.jpg |
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