1980 30' Velocity - Redo in progress
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The drives I have are TRS. I know these are a little old school and there are a lot of differing opinions on their durability but I also know they took this boat over the century mark before with old school 3 blade props. I'm hoping the Bravo 28's I have will work better.
Thanks all for the words of encouragement. As you can see from the age of this thread, this has been a long labor of love.
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Well, if this math works, my 1302 HP should take me 125?! I don't think the curve quite works like that but I like the direction!!!! Shouldn't have any trouble getting well into the 80's I suspect which is my minimum goal. From there, it is gravy.
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No others were close and I looked around a lot.
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Yea.!! You'll be in the 80's easy.! My boats probably heavier than yours, and I'm 550 a side, spinning 28 4 blades, and getting 83... Your lighter, more hp and can turn the props a few 100 more rpms I'd say... Your boat is gonna run good! Love the work your doing.!! Your boat is bad a$$.!!