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Originally Posted by jmackin
(Post 2727775)
FYI- 98 to early 2000 sucked:cool:
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I have a 2000 380 496's best speed 74.2 gps. Light on fuel water gear etc... 30 pitch b1 labbed by BBlades.
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Originally Posted by Dave Kline
(Post 2727680)
That don't sound very fast for all that hardware. I've got 74.1 mph documented on my Garmin with stock 502s and lab 28p B1s.
Yours is the fastest 38 with 502s I have heard about - good for you.:drink: |
99 avenger
The 99 with 496's is a low 70's boat , ma bey upper 60's based on the hull work that may have been done. My recommendation is to stay away from the small motors and the pre 2000 hulls if speed is a concern.
As far as bigger motors go my 2001 with 575sci's does mid 80's and could see upper 80's with different props. Equipped with HP500'S and the newer hull ( post 2000) you should see lower 80's Good luck |
Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me
(Post 2727470)
I was thinking upper 60's - 70 tops. I've been on a '99 380 with 525SC's and 12" boxes and with fresh roller cams and Hydro 5-blades it ran 77 MPH.
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Originally Posted by dykstra
(Post 2728030)
Knot 4 me, Is the boat you are talking about Rich's?
Let me clarify that 77MPH was something like 77.6 - 77.8 MPH if memory serves. I know we did not hit 78 MPH. The conditions were less than ideal - hot July or August day, my 240 lb. azz was in the boat, and the water was pretty flat. Not sure of the fuel load but I know he was not on fumes. Toss my butt out of the boat and get some cool air, a light load, and a 2 foot chop and I have no doubt the boat could hit 80 MPH. |
Originally Posted by Dave Kline
(Post 2727680)
That don't sound very fast for all that hardware. I've got 74.1 mph documented on my Garmin with stock 502s and lab 28p B1s.
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Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me
(Post 2728156)
Yup. I was holding/reading the GPS when he was testing props. He basically ran the same speed (76MPH) in the Shootout at LOTO in 2006 I believe.
Let me clarify that 77MPH was something like 77.6 - 77.8 MPH if memory serves. I know we did not hit 78 MPH. The conditions were less than ideal - hot July or August day, my 240 lb. azz was in the boat, and the water was pretty flat. Not sure of the fuel load but I know he was not on fumes. Toss my butt out of the boat and get some cool air, a light load, and a 2 foot chop and I have no doubt the boat could hit 80 MPH. |
Originally Posted by dykstra
(Post 2728239)
I love Rich's boat, one sweet ride!!!!!!!!!!!! Dave
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Originally Posted by Knot 4 Me
(Post 2728165)
Not sure his bottom has been worked like some and who knows if the factory ever dialed in the setup with the extension boxes. 74MPH is extremely stout on a 380 with 502's. There may be more speed to be had with a set pf P5X's. They really picked up the nose on Rich's 380 and gained him some speed. With Bravo's his boat ran too flat even fully trimmed out.
Why don't we see any of you Clinton Lake people on Shelbyville Lake? It's alot of fun there, we spent all of August on the water with the wife getting up every morning at 0500 to drive to work. I looked up the price for the Hydro's and they will not be an option for me at 2 grand a set. |
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