This can't be right
#1
Am I missing something here?? I have wore out the slip calculators & just don't believe them.
I run right at 5000 RPM, 92 mph (as a everyday loaded speed) on a 1.34 gear ratio with labbed 28's.
I keep coming up with about 8%. That just seems too low. Not that I'm *****in, just curious to know if my math is right.
Thanks
I run right at 5000 RPM, 92 mph (as a everyday loaded speed) on a 1.34 gear ratio with labbed 28's.
I keep coming up with about 8%. That just seems too low. Not that I'm *****in, just curious to know if my math is right.
Thanks
#2
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From: Bradenton Florida
Am I missing something here?? I have wore out the slip calculators & just don't believe them.
I run right at 5000 RPM, 92 mph (as a everyday loaded speed) on a 1.34 gear ratio with labbed 28's.
I keep coming up with about 8%. That just seems too low. Not that I'm *****in, just curious to know if my math is right.
Thanks
I run right at 5000 RPM, 92 mph (as a everyday loaded speed) on a 1.34 gear ratio with labbed 28's.
I keep coming up with about 8%. That just seems too low. Not that I'm *****in, just curious to know if my math is right.
Thanks
Even though, i cant belief that your boat will run 92 ??? LOL
#3
#4
Here a link to some videos.
This is me vs a 28 Eliminator
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpBPJXEPgW0
27 Eliminator w/ Teague 750
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKe7b7Lf6tQ
This is me vs a 28 Eliminator
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpBPJXEPgW0
27 Eliminator w/ Teague 750
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKe7b7Lf6tQ
#5
Am I missing something here?? I have wore out the slip calculators & just don't believe them.
I run right at 5000 RPM, 92 mph (as a everyday loaded speed) on a 1.34 gear ratio with labbed 28's.
I keep coming up with about 8%. That just seems too low. Not that I'm *****in, just curious to know if my math is right.
Thanks
I run right at 5000 RPM, 92 mph (as a everyday loaded speed) on a 1.34 gear ratio with labbed 28's.
I keep coming up with about 8%. That just seems too low. Not that I'm *****in, just curious to know if my math is right.
Thanks
you forgot to carry the one.
#9
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Bradenton Florida
Here a link to some videos.
This is me vs a 28 Eliminator
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpBPJXEPgW0
27 Eliminator w/ Teague 750
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKe7b7Lf6tQ
This is me vs a 28 Eliminator
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpBPJXEPgW0
27 Eliminator w/ Teague 750
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKe7b7Lf6tQ
#10
No kidding! I had 3 flat bumpers that I left on the floor so I would remember to take them out, bounced the center cushion of the bed out & all the towels the GF thinks we need to roll up & display by the couches.
I'd bet there is 200 lbs of crap up there I need to take out. Probably would gain another mph or two if I did.
I'd bet there is 200 lbs of crap up there I need to take out. Probably would gain another mph or two if I did.



