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Thank you!
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Based on what I have heard and checked into when I had my 28 it will probably take 750 a side minimum to reliably break 100.
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Originally Posted by TexomaPowerboater
(Post 4652714)
Can any of you 28 Saber owner's help a brotha out and let me know the max height the boat is on a trailer. Also, please state whether or not your trailer has torsion axles or not.
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Originally Posted by RBeyer
(Post 4648910)
What have you guys done for power with your 28 Cyclones with twins and what were your top speeds? I understand Purple Haze spent much of it's life with 1100's does anyone know how fast it was?
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Originally Posted by FunHome
(Post 4655610)
I've got the only 28 Cyclone with twin Small Blocks. The Motors are 383's and are putting out +- 450hp. I'm running bravo drives with -2in Sportmaster lowers and a pair of labbed 30p Bravo 4 blades. I ran 85mph on Radar at the LOTO Shootout this year. (82 on GPS) In years past with different set ups I have seen a little more speed with -2in Imco lowers.
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Originally Posted by hotjava66
(Post 4653015)
Based on what I have heard and checked into when I had my 28 it will probably take 750 a side minimum to reliably break 100.
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Originally Posted by RBeyer
(Post 4655781)
I think 750 a side should easily break it. I was thinking 650 a side should be there,
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Originally Posted by hotjava66
(Post 4655866)
There have been a couple of boats with 650 a side both ran low to mid 90's from what I have heard.
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I suggest you talk to Doug.
I love my boat, and I would like to get it to 90mph. But 100mph in a 28ft with a rounded keel is going to be a handful!! |
i found that just a little tab touching the water stabilizes it out nicely.
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