My "new" Velocity !
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FINALLY made it home with my "new" Velocity !
It's an '05 290sc with a 496 mag HO..



Plan on burning some gas for the remainder of the year then doing a few "upgrades"..
It's an '05 290sc with a 496 mag HO..




Plan on burning some gas for the remainder of the year then doing a few "upgrades"..
Last edited by Boatally Insane; 08-26-2016 at 10:56 PM.
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You can have many seasons of economical trouble free boating. Have a look at anyone's engine hours scan sheet and see how little time they actually spend at high revs.
I'm probably in the minority but stock factory power is reliable and gets my vote every time.

Nice looking boat, congrats!
RR
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I'm rather keen on your first suggestion.
You can have many seasons of economical trouble free boating. Have a look at anyone's engine hours scan sheet and see how little time they actually spend at high revs.
I'm probably in the minority but stock factory power is reliable and gets my vote every time.
Nice looking boat, congrats!
RR
You can have many seasons of economical trouble free boating. Have a look at anyone's engine hours scan sheet and see how little time they actually spend at high revs.
I'm probably in the minority but stock factory power is reliable and gets my vote every time.

Nice looking boat, congrats!
RR





