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Check out this thing! 23' Seacraft 600hp 96mph!
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Look what I found . I'm not allowed to paste a "For Sale" ad
Twin Merc 300xs (which I think are known to put out 320hp on dyno) on a 23cc!? Owner claims 84kts. Seems to sit ok with that weight on bracket. |
Not sure I want to steer it at 80+ mph with vise grips for a steering "lever"!!!! :)
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Come On Don! I know you ain't scared! Let's see the video where he powers through the chinewalk!!! First SeaCraft with a pad???
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Well Michael, here's the deal. When I was younger I wouldn't be scared at all, however when you get to be an old fart good sense and the fear of getting your guts splattered all over the water overrides questionable adventures. :)
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Speculate cruise is therefore around 55 mph, guessing fuel burn around 25 p/hr.
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Plus extra fuel for the roostertail 😁
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That speed equates to 96mph.... sorry I'm calling BS. There are equally powered hulls out there that are built for speed that don't get near that.
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Donnie, Donnie, Donnie, whats one more pair of vise grips to go 90++ MPH...:eek: Two pairs on that SeaStar is all that would be needed to keep a straight line in the ICW !! :p:D Your guts being splattered all over a channel marker would not matter at this point....:cool: |
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Btw: Rooster Tail by way of jack plates. Way too much weight on that fantail. :rolleyes: |
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I took the hook out of my 20 SF when re-habbing and bolted a heavily modified 200 HP carbed Merc that hits 64 MPH with a light load at top end WOT !!! So a 23 with more then three times the ponnies doing 90 MPH is not out of range... Just my 2¢ worth...:) |
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