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Unread 11-18-2009, 08:12 AM
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I wouldn't worry about hijacking this thread, it keeps right with the original subject.

Plus it never bothered me when my threads get hijacked (other forums), in fact I kinda like it as it keeps conversations going.
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February 17, 2010:

'90 Evinrude 225 turning a 14 1/2 X 19 stainless.
I hit 53.? mph on GPS at 5600 rpms into the wind and current before I blew the rings out.

P.S. This was lightly loaded with just me and about 40+/- gallons of gas on board.
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Bradford, good speed. Sorry to hear that about the motor. Been there, I feel your pain. Nothing screws up a good day on the water like motor trouble.
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they allways run best right before they blow
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Unread 02-23-2010, 02:51 AM
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they allways run best right before they blow
Thats the thought that entered my mind after slowing down and hearing the spray paint rattle can sound.
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nice work, Ridge ... i would love to see some more pics of your boat. looks real nice. do you have any you could post up?
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You can click on RidgeRunner and look at the pictures in the profile. I don't have many of the rebuild and all of them are poloroid instant pictures. Thanks for your kind words.
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Well done Runner!
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Not to revive an old post.....lol

We hit 60mph GPS on saturday with the steplift v20. Lots more room to go.
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best ive done is 56. that was on a smooth as glass lake, alone, and light on fuel. the boat didnt feel bad but i wasnt about to attempt any high speed turning moves
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