22 ft 88 avanti can it handle a 1000 hp?
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I have a 88 22 avanti I mean banna boat I mean pantera, I was woundering if anyone has any info on if this hull can handle a 1000 hp mated to a ASD8, Just a project I'm thinking about doing the boat means a lot to me and re-sale isn't any consideration. If this is possible what kind of top end would i expect to see, I have LOTO shootout in the back of my mind so this wouldn't be your familys boat. No stress cracks and the hull has never been thrashed just un-sure about the materials used at the NJ location back in 88 so don't want to build a lemon. The Donzi Might Mouse is a personal hero and really sparked this thought thanks for any input I know the bad reputation so just keeping things technical would be awesome thanks guys.
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From: Toledo Oh
In all seriousness.. The Avanti has a much higher cg than the other 22's challenger, apache etc...also a deeper V. The Avanti is better in the rough. The bottom will need some work, they are a tad bit wavey. In my opinion your trying to do the wrong thing with it. drop in a 500 or 525 on a bravo shorty, Put some decent seats in it and make it a sit down, some good tabs and you will surprise a lot of people with it and have a lot of fun.
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Lol, that's actually the number I had in mind between 120-130 mph, I know its gambling but like I said not gonna be a family boat at all ill be the only one in it for those kind of runs, just don't want a failure because of hull intergrity if that's even a slight possibility ill pick a different hull just curious cause I love the boat and how it handles
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I own a 100mph 272 Baja, above 80 you need to really respect it, above 95 mph it becomes VERY dangerous and I keep it propped to run to low to mid 90's. As far as a 22 FT Avanti running 120-130 mph, it would be GREAT to see someone ELSE do it but in all seriousness at those speeds I would be pretty certain something VERY bad would happen in the course of a few runs and you would end up flipping it, stuffing it, rolling it, being ejected, broken neck, etc either dead or in a wheel chair, fun idea that should probably NOT come to fruition unless you are already terminally ill and going to be dead soon anyways, just my opinion, Smitty
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Good luck over 90. There is a 22 Avanti kevlar hull floating around where I boat with a 1000 hp blower motor. I talked to the owner about it b4... He said at 90 it has alot more in it but the boat is all over the place.
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I own a 100mph 272 Baja, above 80 you need to really respect it, above 95 mph it becomes VERY dangerous and I keep it propped to run to low to mid 90's. As far as a 22 FT Avanti running 120-130 mph, it would be GREAT to see someone ELSE do it but in all seriousness at those speeds I would be pretty certain something VERY bad would happen in the course of a few runs and you would end up flipping it, stuffing it, rolling it, being ejected, broken neck, etc either dead or in a wheel chair, fun idea that should probably NOT come to fruition unless you are already terminally ill and going to be dead soon anyways, just my opinion, Smitty




