38' KV Scarab
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Re: 38' KV Scarab
I was wondering on the speed claims...
502' swith 6-71's and 2 lbs of boost and the boat runs 90 MPH?
I will say it looks like it could be a heck of a nice boat.
502' swith 6-71's and 2 lbs of boost and the boat runs 90 MPH?
I will say it looks like it could be a heck of a nice boat.
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Re: 38' KV Scarab
Originally Posted by WARPARTY36
My thought was naturally aspirated was natural air flow to the intake. Superchargers force air to the intake.
Any experts to clarify this?
Any experts to clarify this?
I was just going by what 'gearhaeads' told me years ago. and I'm no expert.
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Re: 38' KV Scarab
Originally Posted by Gary Anderson
Stupid question.
Is there such a thing as a 38 KV Larry Smith?
The deck looks like a standard KV. All the Larry Smith decks I've seen had different design with a wider cockpit.
Gary
Is there such a thing as a 38 KV Larry Smith?
The deck looks like a standard KV. All the Larry Smith decks I've seen had different design with a wider cockpit.
Gary
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Re: 38' KV Scarab
Nice ride. How much lighter was the Kelvar layup. Naturally Aspirated is without forced intake air. Blowers and turbos produce unnatural air flow. Some guys on the NOS bottle like to say Chemically Aspirated.
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Re: 38' KV Scarab
Originally Posted by woogie
Nice ride. How much lighter was the Kelvar layup. Naturally Aspirated is without forced intake air. Blowers and turbos produce unnatural air flow. Some guys on the NOS bottle like to say Chemically Aspirated.
I have been "chemically aspirated" a few times after the Red Bull fill'em up cup comes by.