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I have an Eliminator with twix 300xs and I am loosing water pressure above 112 mph, and I am interested in adding ramps, does anyone have pictures or a description of the process. I am reluctant to add remote water pickups.
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Sam,
Glad to see the results. Seems like the boat really did not lose much speed based on the conversion. Now you need to get a set of Dewalds. I hope to get mine in the water sometime next week. Have one more day tomorrow to wrap things up in the back. Thanks for posting. |
Originally Posted by skate
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That is very smart. I have the new Garnin VIRB XE which I got from Ron. You can control it and 9 others from your phone and see what it is recording live. I was going to set it up to record my gauges and record set up parameters and performance. Of course I left it at home this weekend. We only deepened my ramps an additional 1/8" from what Pete had done but it made ALL the difference in the world on my water pressure issues. Ron walked me thru the rest of the programming for my VV7's so now I have speed input from my Garmin 7610 to the VV7's. Now I just need to find the prop slip and Max performance Windows.
I would love to fly up the next time you test your 318. I'm still seriously considering upgrading power to 400Rs depending on your results. Thanks for sharing your build and data! |
Originally Posted by Nastybug
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Hey Sam, It would be fun to have you there but it is not my game and I don't know how long it will take this time. Plus there is already a ton of people there it sounds like. Ha. Had 6 in my boat at one point. Still ran 98mph with fuel. Pretty good with what they thought was about 2000 lbs extra. How far were your ramps originally cut in to the hull. Steve.
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Originally Posted by Flightplan
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Man, I read that. I wonder where they put the Yeti...
Sam I would be blissful with your setup and you will get your slip numbers into the single digits but..................your getting 400s'. No need to be in denial. Unless someone buys her from you soon. |
Originally Posted by skate
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The new Water ramps are the bomb. Water pressure issues are no more. 102 best and 98.7 consistently 80* mild humidity glass smooth water 420' above sea level Mercury 4B 32" cleavers with minor issues.
Totally Stock motors. I have not measured the engine height but I was able to lift in higher settings without loosing water pressure. [ATTACH=CONFIG]545673[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]545675[/ATTACH] Interesting number according to Smartcrart I have logged 577 miles with 284 gallons of fuel. For an overall season average of 2.0 MPG total burn rate. |
It is. Big fingers on the key board!
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Sam, Still nice weather in our latitude! Lets try to boat this fall. David.
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Maybe 450 R's next year? 500 R's? What?:party-smiley-004:
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