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10-06-2007, 06:46 PM
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Re: Land and Sea Dyno Results from the 80's
With the record at 87 mph, I imagine a 20' SeaCraft with triple XS1500 motors turning 7500-7800 rpms could handily beat that. I know personally, that a 1983 20SF with a single Merc 225 on a jack plate, w/ nose cone and low-water intakes, a blueprinted hull, turniong a 14 X 32P over-hub chopper prop has hit 71 mph - with a 28 yr old female attorney at the helm.
Imagine the same boat with triple XS1500 motors producing a total of 660 hp with speedmaster or scimitar lower units. I think 90+ mph is possible.
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