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09-10-2012, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by 302Sport

I never owned it when it was staggered but I had 540's making about 525hp and I would see around 90mph. Don't forget my boat weight 1800lbs for the hull and deck. The boat was carbon Kevlar with a 1 inch airex foam core and all up vacuum bagged. The lightest PP ever built

The B61/B1 boat? Outboard in the Bahamas?

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09-10-2012, 05:04 PM

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Yup that's the one

09-10-2012, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by fast fun 2

In about a month its going to be time to rig the Cobra...were thinking of going with ITS boxes. Does anyone have any experience with a full stagger bravo 33 PP?
Heres the resto thread. It ok if I call myself a PowerPlay brother even though its a Cobra?

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/c...storation.html

Did one back in the mid 90s cant remember the completed config. It was a full stagger with Bravo drives so close that the prop diameter choices were limited. I never drove the boat, but it supposedly ran in the teens with big power. Not sure if it was on boxes or not, but I understood it to be a real handful to drive. Airex Raceboat B61/B1 ran just under 100 with 600HP, 4s on boxes. My standard lay up pleasure boat ran 106 with big cube Pontiacs and 4s on the transom with a 10" notch. This boat was the most stable Powerplay at high speed I ever drove including the race boat. If it were me, I would probably do Bravos on boxes in a stagger setup.

Sorry had to re read and edit. Head up butt.

Last edited by maverick; 09-10-2012 at 05:19 PM.