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03-19-2003, 09:58 AM
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03-21-2003, 08:30 PM
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10 hours? Is this your grandma's boat? No serious boater waits to "break" in their engines, are you stuck in the 60's? No need for that anymore, anyway, if its going to break, better now than later. Also, do you really think the test runs were done at cruise? Hell no, I would bet they ran the hell out of it! So start enjoying the boat and tell us how it runs!!!
03-24-2003, 08:39 AM
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yeah...let that thing have it...you don't break-in a chain saw cut'n twigs now do ya!!LOL
they probably told ya it would get faster with time right??
everything is cool right???can ya flush the toilet yet?
they probably told ya it would get faster with time right??
everything is cool right???can ya flush the toilet yet?
03-24-2003, 08:48 AM
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Audacity,
I thought the 496HOs ran rich initially during the break in period.
I am driving faster each time out as I get to know the boat. This is my first twin engine boat. Our last was a 26 single engine Eliminator.
I ran 75 on Havasu on Friday.
I am looking for a little more.
BTW- the toilet flushes fine, just working on the fill part of it.
I thought the 496HOs ran rich initially during the break in period.
I am driving faster each time out as I get to know the boat. This is my first twin engine boat. Our last was a 26 single engine Eliminator.
I ran 75 on Havasu on Friday.
I am looking for a little more.BTW- the toilet flushes fine, just working on the fill part of it.
