Outerlimits to try and Break the Speed Record !!!!
02-09-2005, 09:01 AM
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Originally Posted by buyafountain.com
Morning.
Just a thought-
It is a fact that a boat is faster in saltwater because the density of the water is higher. Does anyone have any info regarding this (REAL INFO!)? So, if that is true, why would OL not run in there own backyard. It is obviously colder, too.
Just a thought-
It is a fact that a boat is faster in saltwater because the density of the water is higher. Does anyone have any info regarding this (REAL INFO!)? So, if that is true, why would OL not run in there own backyard. It is obviously colder, too.
02-09-2005, 09:07 AM
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Re: Outerlimits to try and Break the Speed Record !!!!
Originally Posted by Raypanic
I would like to see a speed run with stock 525's that would truely show the better more efficent hull design.
02-09-2005, 09:37 AM
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Re: Outerlimits to try and Break the Speed Record !!!!
First- A new 42 Lightning w/ 525's is good for about 82-84
Second - JC - That's what I am saying. Why wouldn't the runs be run in saltwater?? In theory, the 177 pass last August could have been 179-182 (??).
Second - JC - That's what I am saying. Why wouldn't the runs be run in saltwater?? In theory, the 177 pass last August could have been 179-182 (??).
02-09-2005, 09:51 AM
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Re: Outerlimits to try and Break the Speed Record !!!!
Originally Posted by 27Fountain
OH yea it was at Fountain and Reggie did invite them to run at his expense. If OL cannot show the same respect back, then it just proves what type of company they are. 
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I thought it cost 30k to run at Reggie's gig last fall?
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02-09-2005, 09:54 AM
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Re: Outerlimits to try and Break the Speed Record !!!!
Originally Posted by fund razor
I hope that my insurance company isn't reading this thread.
Maybe Sy can chime in?
02-09-2005, 09:54 AM
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Re: Outerlimits to try and Break the Speed Record !!!!
I would like to see them run with stock power as well. The March Powerboat has the Outerlimits 39 Quattro with 525's Hull weight of est 8800 pounds that had a radar speed of 96.9. Who wants to build a motor the runs for a hour and goes 200MPH
02-09-2005, 10:04 AM
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Re: Outerlimits to try and Break the Speed Record !!!!
Originally Posted by Dwane
I would like to see them run with stock power as well. The March Powerboat has the Outerlimits 39 Quattro with 525's Hull weight of est 8800 pounds that had a radar speed of 96.9. Who wants to build a motor the runs for a hour and goes 200MPH
ME, ME! I would give you my left nut to run either of those boats.
The run last August cost big $, not 30K.
02-09-2005, 10:25 AM
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Re: Outerlimits to try and Break the Speed Record !!!!
Sign4boat,
Do you know when it is supposed to take place? Sat am? I would like to join you. Probably couldn't stay the night though. I would take my boat, but my engines are out. I'm sure some others from up here would like to as well... I'm not aware of anyway to get to where they are going to make the run other than by boat, are you?
Dean
Do you know when it is supposed to take place? Sat am? I would like to join you. Probably couldn't stay the night though. I would take my boat, but my engines are out. I'm sure some others from up here would like to as well... I'm not aware of anyway to get to where they are going to make the run other than by boat, are you?
Dean
02-09-2005, 10:29 AM
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3-4 MPH in salt based on prop bite alone? 'Cause there sure as hell isn't any hull in (on?) the water at those speeds. You would think it would be a trade off at those speeds if it is the case...dregging skegs through denser water?
Just what they need, a surface more like concrete when the innevitable happens.
You would think it would be a trade off at those speeds if it is the case...dregging skegs through denser water?Just what they need, a surface more like concrete when the innevitable happens.
