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MDGperformance 11-21-2009 11:48 AM


Originally Posted by z.zuperboat (Post 2993935)
Pat Velocity hulls usually have good slip numbers. Its the pad. You numbers for 4600/26p/1.5gear/68mph give you a slip of 9.9% . Great number. PE ,s 5600/29p/1.5/84mph = 18% 5900/29p/1.5/90mph=16% Gary,s boat going from 15% to 10% at the same rpm with less pitch could be from different prop designs/ diameters and number of blades. My boat with a 5 blade had great slip great grip but slower top end. Like Pat said earlier Ive been messing with my boat for 8 years. Ive give all the credit to Skip over at MRD. I should have just dropped off the boat their 7 years ago and I could have saved alot of time.

Yup skip over at mrd knows his stuff,I send him all of my speedmaster work great work,has anyone heard anything on the turbine boat i know it was over at mrd being rigged and tested

z.zuperboat 11-22-2009 06:13 AM

Dont know much about blueprinting bottoms Gary. Ive heard mixed reveiws on that. I do remember Cappie telling me he had his bottom done 3 times with no results at all. I think Supers like alittle rocker in the bottom to help them fly. Skip is the only reason I have a speedmaster. I bought a bravo upper years ago from some drive shop in Cali who was to be the best. I paid good money for it, decided to open it before installing and turnes out it was missing the bearing race in the top cap. How do you forget that !!!! Trust me they paid me for that one.

Superbabi 11-23-2009 12:07 PM

Mike, what numbers was cappie getting with his Y2K ??:grinser010:

Pat McPherson 11-23-2009 01:08 PM


Originally Posted by Superbabi (Post 2994952)
Mike, what numbers was cappie getting with his Y2K ??:grinser010:

The last time I saw Jim was at the 2006 CT River Run.
He had backed off on the boost and was topping out in the mid 80s with about 675HP.
He got sick of blowing up Bravo drives with his engine making around 775HP.
With the boost turned up he saw high 80s to low 90s.
Not only had he blueprinted the bottom of his boat but he had also added on to the lifting strakes.

Superbabi 11-23-2009 03:24 PM

Thanks Pat, any more big HP Y2K's out there ?? As for the XR I guess I'm lucky, 78 hours this season, no failures.:grinser010:

z.zuperboat 11-23-2009 03:26 PM

I remember the strakes. They were called speed rails!! Wonder how Jim is doing these days.

pi75 12-01-2009 05:56 PM

Well,I got a phone call this morning and the guy has changed his mind.He decided to sell the boat instead. I give up.Anybody looking for a blank hull let me know.

Pat McPherson 12-02-2009 06:45 PM


Originally Posted by pi75 (Post 2999145)
Well,I got a phone call this morning and the guy has changed his mind.He decided to sell the boat instead. I give up.Anybody looking for a blank hull let me know.

How much and where is the boat??


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