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Sorry for all the questions,just don't know much about Sonics. what would i gain from a 28 with twin small blocks over a single 502.
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HOPEFULLY SPEED , HANDELING , AND IF ONE BREAK'S OUT ON THE WATER YOU CAN STILL GET HOME WITH ONE MOTOR :hitfan:
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Originally Posted by mikebrls
(Post 2282600)
HOPEFULLY SPEED , HANDELING , AND IF ONE BREAK'S OUT ON THE WATER YOU CAN STILL GET HOME WITH ONE MOTOR :hitfan:
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You would learn many new swear words when you work on the twins but I think they are worth it.:D
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Originally Posted by Quiet Storm
(Post 2282732)
You would learn many new swear words when you work on the twins but I think they are worth it.:D
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With the size of the boat, twin small blocks is the way to go. Lighter than big blocks and two screws over a single engine setup. Tied up with one at Raystown lake and he stroked the 350's and says it's running awesome.... don't have any real numbers for WOT.
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Single 502 boat on a good day = 60mph
(2) 350Mag/MPI/Bravo = 65-68mph(best pkg.) (2) 6.2MX = 67-70mph (Lots more $ per performance) They made some w/ T-BB's...faster, but tougher to drive because of heavy stern. |
Originally Posted by hpoffshore
(Post 2284168)
Single 502 boat on a good day = 60mph
(2) 350Mag/MPI/Bravo = 65-68mph(best pkg.) (2) 6.2MX = 67-70mph (Lots more $ per performance) They made some w/ T-BB's...faster, but tougher to drive because of heavy stern. |
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