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Old 03 July 2012, 17:40   #141
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Mmmm .... is that all, I was just getting into it.

This was a standard boat and engines, the only modifications were the gearboxes and props.

8m Hysucat - 2x 200 Mercury's (Standard), bullet nose racing gearboxes, low level water pickups, surface piercing props.

74knots / 85mph / 137kmph on final day of testing. Pretty sure it can make 80knots with jack plates on the transom.



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Mmmm is that all 100 mph A55 TRUSTY 110 XS KING CAB,AND IT STIKS AT IT
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Old 11 July 2012, 16:47   #142
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Mmmm is that all 100 mph A55 TRUSTY 110 XS KING CAB,AND IT STIKS AT IT
What is the full specification of the boat you are describing ?

That sounds more like a truck .... than a boat.
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Old 11 July 2012, 17:56   #143
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What is the full specification of the boat you are describing ?

That sounds more like a truck .... than a boat.
Thats on the trailor son,behind a landrover osprey vipermax 7.5
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Old 11 July 2012, 22:34   #144
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Thats on the trailor son,behind a landrover osprey vipermax 7.5
That's cool, I've managed to get the same figures for the 8.5m Hysucat towing it behind the Jeep.

What size engines you running on the Osprey ?
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Old 16 July 2012, 02:02   #145
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I have a 5.6M Osprey with a 90's 135Hp Murcury V6 2 stroke, only been out on a good day once since getting it, on the looks it was going 47mph but need to try Gpu next time..

Can anyon link me to a prop that will increase speed if possible, thanks
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Old 01 June 2013, 14:43   #146
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Okay, the Ribtec 890SX with twin Yamaha diesel sterndrives 240hp ME421 sti's hit 58mph / 78kmh today.
Just realised my typo. 78kmh is 48mph. Thank you for being polite and not calling BS.
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Old 03 June 2013, 18:19   #147
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Mine goes 48mph especially when it's being chased... I'd never call bs

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Old 03 June 2013, 22:08   #148
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Mine goes 48mph especially when it's being chased... I'd never call bs

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Thanks johndoe007, it was just that I originally wrote 58mph but had just converted wrong from kmh.

Now if I had a pair of your 315hp's I might get a bit closer.
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Old 03 June 2013, 23:38   #149
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31.7 knots on sale water park, trimmed up on the edge of ventilating ....... 30hp Efi twatsu... 10 x 12 inch solas s/steel prop...
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Old 21 June 2013, 21:58   #150
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Just tried my SR5 with Suzuki DF90. Got 39.8 knots, but The engine overreved with the original 19" propeller. Will probaly get some more knots with an optimum propeller
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Old 22 June 2013, 13:37   #151
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First time out this morning on my Sr5.4, 90 mariner, got 34kts before I bottled it over the white horses.....poof! Haha! Loved it
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Old 07 July 2013, 07:53   #152
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Just finished my first 3 hours on the brand new 90hp Tohatsu and could finally go WOT for a minute every ten. Prop is a 13.25 x 17P Stilleto (stainless 3 blade). Might need a little less prop or perhaps the engine is just too tight. RIB is an aluminium Dockitjet 5.6. Click image for larger version

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Old 31 July 2013, 22:05   #153
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Today i touched 40 knots on my Avon Searider SR5 with Suzuki DF 90 and original 19" propeller. Have to trie with 21" because I think it is more to get..



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Old 31 July 2013, 22:12   #154
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Today i touched 40 knots on my Avon Searider SR5 with Suzuki DF 90 and original 19" propeller. Have to trie with 21" because I think it is more to get..
I wouldn't count on it. 40knts is about your lot for a 5.4.
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Old 31 July 2013, 22:47   #155
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I have not had this Rib long and may not be the fastest but it is enough to get out and about in.
Highfield 3.6m with Honda F20
Calm seas with 2 people 19 kts.
Slight chop and swell with 4 people 17 kts.
Cruising between 11 and 14 kts on the plane.
When the waves return I'll take some more GPS tracks
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Old 31 July 2013, 22:49   #156
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I wouldn't count on it. 40knts is about your lot for a 5.4.
But with 19" the engine overrevs and reduses power momentarely. Just have to trie :-)
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Old 16 August 2013, 15:08   #157
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Just sea-trialled our new (2nd hand) Delta 650x with Twin 90hp 2 strokes.

Got it up to 39kts, 2 up with 200ltrs of fuel onboard.

Got about 26 kts on a single engine.

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Just sea-trialled our new (2nd hand) Delta 650x with Twin 90hp 2 strokes. Got it up to 39kts, 2 up with 200ltrs of fuel onboard. Got about 26 kts on a single engine.
Pretty impressive result with the single engine.
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Old 16 August 2013, 15:50   #159
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Today i touched 40 knots on my Avon Searider SR5 with Suzuki DF 90 and original 19" propeller. Have to trie with 21" because I think it is more to get..



Anyone from the UK like childish humour / (stupid question) take a close look at the picture and what the dials are labelled .... along the lines of a windy bottom LOL ... I mean look at the image of the guage from articpuffin post number 153.
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Old 16 August 2013, 19:13   #160
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I wouldn't count on it. 40knts is about your lot for a 5.4.
Tend to agree, 40 knots = 46mph. Had 47mph SOG indicated out of my SR5.4 running a 21" P stainless prop at something like 5,500RPM.
Couple of points though:
1. Can't maintain anything much over 44/5mph as it becomes ehm "exciting" and I either have to throttle back or steer slightly to one side.
2. How the hell do you take a clear photo of the instruments at 40 knots plus?!
I can't even read my tacho accurately at that speed, although I haven't had a flat calm day yet.
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