Ilmor-Powered 38-Footer is Formula’s Third 382 FASTech This Year
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I like the workmanship on the Ilmors, the V10 looks great also but not sure why more of them aren't out on the water....
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Yeah but for some reason they aren't any faster than the Merc 700's. Sunsation found this out in their F4, boat does burn less fuel than with 700's. Sunsation built a light cabin (no liner, no frill PR interior) on their Ilmor boat to better balance the lack of transom weight as well. They also built a 28 with a single 625 Ilmor that went to Greece.
I like the workmanship on the Ilmors, the V10 looks great also but not sure why more of them aren't out on the water....
I like the workmanship on the Ilmors, the V10 looks great also but not sure why more of them aren't out on the water....
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Taking 600 pounds out of the back of a boat will have a huge effect. If the boat is properly rebalanced, or is tail-heavy to start with, it should run well.
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