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Getting started in Super V limited
Im looking into building a boat to compete in super v limited. due to money i will prob end up running an open cockpit and modifying the boat to meet all safety standards. Just wondering if anyone has any suffestions for a hull to start off with. I will most likely have to start with an old worn out boat and strip it to be able to compete. Cant afford a $40,000 hull ready for engine. I have found a few boats ready for power but i was concerned with the weight of the them. Thanks for any suggestions. Im located in oklahoma also so if anyone in the area is also looking to build a budget racer maybe we could help each other out.
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I don't think they allow open cockpit boats in super V,and thats a big dollar class!.......Bob
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You're probably better off starting in the "Pro-Am Classes" 2-5. It would be a lot cheaper in maintenance, running more safer and competative in the long run by using a factory set up. Don't go into racing on a Band-aid budget, you're only asking for problems.
PRO AM CLASSES CLASS 5 Single inboard engine or single outboard boats only, 21 ft. minimum to 30 ft. maximum (+/- 6” Tolerance) Maximum Top Speed = 75 MPH CLASS 4 Maximum Top Speed = 85 MPH CLASS 3 Maximum Top Speed = 95 MPH CLASS 2 Maximum Top Speed = 105 MPH CLASS 1 Maximum Top Speed = 117 MPH |
In the rule book it says closed cockpits suggested so i assumed open was legal. Also main reason looking at super v was the stock 525 engines. I was just thinking that would be easiest instead of worrying about building a motor to meet a rule book.
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You would need to be insane to race an open boat against canopied SVLs. I think most would sh*t thier pants putting a chine walking open 30' boat into a corner with a few others right on you at 90 mph.
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Originally Posted by Speedshopmarine
(Post 3556120)
In the rule book it says closed cockpits suggested so i assumed open was legal. Also main reason looking at super v was the stock 525 engines. I was just thinking that would be easiest instead of worrying about building a motor to meet a rule book.
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Originally Posted by Speedshopmarine
(Post 3555723)
Im looking into building a boat to compete in super v limited. due to money i will prob end up running an open cockpit and modifying the boat to meet all safety standards. Just wondering if anyone has any suffestions for a hull to start off with. I will most likely have to start with an old worn out boat and strip it to be able to compete. Cant afford a $40,000 hull ready for engine. I have found a few boats ready for power but i was concerned with the weight of the them. Thanks for any suggestions. Im located in oklahoma also so if anyone in the area is also looking to build a budget racer maybe we could help each other out.
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525
STOCK 525 good luck with that!!!!!!
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I think Pump It has 500's, and its not listed anymore on this site, maybe its sold
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I think he is looking for a Vee Lite aka Vee Limited in SBI. Apparently, he is also on a budget. So, i think its safe to say he doesnt want twins.
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