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Old 09-07-2011, 01:50 PM
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Default Re: seamaster 27 flybridge

Assuming they are 215 or 225 hp models, you should cruise at 22-25 mph, and WOT should be 30-35 mph, depending on a bunch of different factors. If they were the 240, 275, or 300 hp models, you'd go a bit faster. The 360ci was even available as a 340 hp inboard in 1971-72, using roller rockers and a high-lift cam.

You can get Chrysler marine 360 long blocks from California Engines for $1300 plus core and shipping.
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