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Old 02-18-2011, 02:51 PM
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Default 1999 Lightning 42 with triple 800's

Looking at a 1999 triple 42 with Hagedorn Motor Sports power that dyno'd 810hp each. How fast would the boat run?

Anyone heard of Hagedorn?

http://www.hagedornmotorsports.com/


It's a 100 hour boat IMCO boxes and bravo drives. On an aluminum Myco. Care to put a dime on it?
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My guess........... 120 in salt water. 116 fresh water under 1000 ft alt.
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Originally Posted by Bawana
My guess........... 120 in salt water. 116 fresh water under 1000 ft alt.

You're probably right on the money there. The acceleration will be unbelievable.
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Those blowers look like they are giving it all they got. 810HP with those might be over the edge. Before i stick my foot in my mouth any farther what CI are those?
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mine was built as a tripple 750 boat [previous owner] and shogren said it ran approx 99, when it was rerigged as a staggered twin it ran a couple mph faster , for whatever that is worth .
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Originally Posted by Back4More
Those blowers look like they are giving it all they got. 810HP with those might be over the edge. Before i stick my foot in my mouth any farther what CI are those?
They are 540's
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Man. With that setup, I wouldn't ask for more that 700 out of those for reliability reasons. But thats maybe cause I like to hang on them for a few minutes at a time.
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sounds like a lot of power for those drives to handle

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small 420 blowers, put on bigger dont turn ass hard
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Those are 250's...I would get rid of those and the innercoolers for 8-71's
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