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Old 02-18-2011, 06:42 PM
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This is one of my old 24's and current owner runs close to 75mph with a 4 blade rolla cleaver. 496HO/425hp.
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Old 02-18-2011, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Mange
This is one of my old 24's and current owner runs close to 75mph with a 4 blade rolla cleaver. 496HO/425hp.
Thats pretty fast for the hp.. race layup with no cabin?
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I'm with Dave on this one. A 500HP/502cube engine is a good package for a 24X7.
I also had a 24' Pantera with a 330 and my Dad had a 24' Excaliber with a 400.
These are just not the fastest hull design. They do ride great for their size though in the rough.
You want to go real fast, keep that 21 and give that engine a little boost...
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Old 02-24-2011, 10:37 AM
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Not really looking to get the 24 moving crazy fast but mid 80s is moving in these hulls, no doubt. Currently upper 70s isn't a big deal, and thats with an old slopy worn out cable helm. I figure that I should be able to get into the 80s relatively safely with the improved steering.. little bigger tabs might help too.

I agree a 500hp motor that can run on 87octane would be the hot setup in these boats. I already run premium, though and am close to 500hp.. upper 70s leaves me wanting more and seems like this hull has some more left in it. Guess we'll find out. This 24 is also, most likely, going to end up being my only boat... got a couple of serious lookers on the 21 right now.
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Originally Posted by ndaniels
This 24 is also, most likely, going to end up being my only boat... got a couple of serious lookers on the 21 right now.
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Originally Posted by GRH
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Its still is in my garage right now, though.
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That 21 is a sweet boat and an unusual setup. Good luck with the sale!
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Originally Posted by dba900
That 21 is a sweet boat and an unusual setup. Good luck with the sale!
Thanks. It has been a tough decision whether or not to list it...
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