Enough RPM for bigger pitch?
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To de-code he had a chance to take a lunch run ride on a 38 Cig. yesterday with twin 588's maken about 750 hp a side thru. a set of #3 speed masters and he turned it down, oh well maybe next wk. I can get him hooked up again.
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ps: 242LS will keep an eye out for a nice set of exhaust manifolds for your pony.
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ps: 242LS will keep an eye out for a nice set of exhaust manifolds for your pony.
Last edited by I'CE; 09-26-2009 at 11:48 PM.
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Thanks man. You know I would have loved it! Just bad timing. Feeling the wind in my face, breathing the salt air, listening to the deep roar of the engines while jumping across the waves!
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Seas calm - some swells and wakes.
75 gallons fuel (3/4 tank)
2 adults
4400 RPM (200RPM more)
54 MPH on the non-GPS bouncing speedo (2-4 MPH more than before)
Not a wild improvement, but definite improvement.
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I'm sure that's what's holding me back. Staying in Boston for a couple nights now. Dropped her in Medford today with the family. Got a slip at Boston Yacht Haven - great place! Our huge room overlooks the slip. After arrival, got the family settled and went out for a quick spin alone. 4500rpm, 54mph, 50g fuel. 2' chop and high winds. A lot of banging. Broke the cabin door latch bouncing, rear seat back fell off! I had a blast!!!!!
Looking forward to tomorrow. Could be the last weekend. I was going to head to the CT River run next weekend (Mohegan Sun the night before), but we couldn't get a babysitter....
Looking forward to tomorrow. Could be the last weekend. I was going to head to the CT River run next weekend (Mohegan Sun the night before), but we couldn't get a babysitter....





