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Old 06-23-2009 | 10:19 AM
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Sorry for the double post but I need to get my gear lube ordered today.

Does anyone know the gear oil capacity, or who/where I can call to get the capacity, for Speedmaster II drives?

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Old 06-23-2009 | 10:41 AM
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4 and 1/2 quarts without a spacer. Chris
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Old 06-23-2009 | 10:43 AM
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How is the Speedmaster II run? Hold up? How much HP can they take?
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Old 06-23-2009 | 11:06 AM
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How is the Speedmaster II run? Hold up? How much HP can they take?
Just depends on how your drive it. One of my buddy's has a 40' Monza that ways ruffly 14k lbs and he is running 2 blown 496's putting out aroud 750hp and has never had a problem with his.

I am running them on a 1985 Chris Craft Chris Cat. Other than one of the upper cases having a crack in it (that way when I purchased the boat) I haven't had any problems on my stock 502's.

But neither one of us punish our beat on our boats. I have never seen his boat come out of the water and I have never had mine come out of the water, yet...

It's all in how you drive them, with 600+ hp if you don't treat them nice they will grinade really easy from what I have read.
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Old 06-23-2009 | 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by bigo181979
Just depends on how your drive it. One of my buddy's has a 40' Monza that ways ruffly 14k lbs and he is running 2 blown 496's putting out aroud 750hp and has never had a problem with his.

I am running them on a 1985 Chris Craft Chris Cat. Other than one of the upper cases having a crack in it (that way when I purchased the boat) I haven't had any problems on my stock 502's.

But neither one of us punish our beat on our boats. I have never seen his boat come out of the water and I have never had mine come out of the water, yet...

It's all in how you drive them, with 600+ hp if you don't treat them nice they will grinade really easy from what I have read.
They are the exact same thing as a TRS ,,only diffrents is the shape of the lower and the length.
I say 600-700 and ok on the throttles not a problem.
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4 and 1/2 quarts without a spacer. Chris
thanks chris!!!
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