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You ask about outboard - the boat for sale on Long Island, Lindenhurst I believe.
He's got a racing powerhead on a Merc 200hp and claims to hit 65mph. It's less than 300 hp, but that's what he says it will do so whatever..... Another cool thing about the rig you've set up is that it can " cruise " at 50 mph all day, just loafing along ! |
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well, more importantly, does this guy look happy?
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#3
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He looks like a guy with a V that goes over 65 mph.
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that calculates to 16% slip, not bad, but not real good. How much throttle do you have left in it at 5300? You may want to step up to a 26 p. Using the same slip, that will put you at 73. You should have better slip numbers with that prop
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Well, believe this or not, I had the prop on wrong
Maybe affecting the slip %. I had two back washer on it, which had it spaced out about 1/2 inch. I have allot of throttle left. Like, way bunches. I have it all limited thru the ignition. If I had the nuts, I am pretty sure I can turn 6500-7000rpm with that prop.Well, spent the day converting the trailer from roller to bunk, here are some pics.... |
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I think you need to try another prop, btw, be easy on those hole shots if you want that drive to live. I've converted a couple trailers with that set up, its not easy, but its worth it.
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This prop is going to have to work, unless someone wants to trade down to it, for a larger one...LOLOLOL
Not doing any heavy holeshots with it, trying to stay alive
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