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Unread 06-07-2011, 10:37 AM
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Hehehe ridgerunner, we hit 60 with lots of room to spare, fully loaded with 2 250 pound guys, and my little 160 frame, full cooler, and full 60 gallons of gas.
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Now I really am going to need to start looking for a 300 supermag. Let the horsepower wars begin.
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Better dig deeper than the 300 supermag if you want to keep up with the 383 in hp and torque. But then the power to weight ratio kicks in at some point as does the limitation and drag of running a fully submerged lower like an I/O. If fuel were cheap a Shaun Torrente 375 Stroker. Basically a 3.0 liter Merc with a stroker crank, downdraft style intake with tight heads port timing and exhaust chest like the 300X, lightened flywheel, custom fuel and ignition curves. Simon Motorsports does something similar. It is only dollars (cubed).
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http://www.facebook.com/video/video....72175732843697

Just a video off of my phone, with sound
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Yall could go 100 mph if you put those mills on a boat designed to go fast......but I like how you are thinking.
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Yall could go 100 mph if you put those mills on a boat designed to go fast......but I like how you are thinking.

Now where would the fun be in that?
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http://www.facebook.com/video/video....72175732843697
The video of it running.

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60 i was so happy to get 35 out of my steplift
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Ya'll got balls. I'd be scared of stuffing the bow at those speeds in any kind of seas.
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http://www.facebook.com/video/video....72175732843697

Just a video off of my phone, with sound

I do love that nice lopey idle. You have to give us some high quality boat porn now!
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