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    Nice, and that is without the twin screw. What does the supercharger add? I am a fan of the Whipple style.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ridgerunner View Post
    Nice, and that is without the twin screw. What does the supercharger add? I am a fan of the Whipple style.
    i dont really know becus i have some problems whide my dyno
    but i thinke i get around 270 hp
    but a massiv torgue i allmost dubbel it frome standard 280 nm
    i got 350 nm frome 1800 rpm so i guess aronde 500 nm att top

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    Right on nice video !! show"s the guy"s what time it is, good job man
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    Very cool, awesome video
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    Really shows the hydrodynamics of the l/u as it is being raised and lowered. Very cool vid. Impressive #s super prop...

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    Very impressive video. Early in the video the camera was able to capture the propeller turning. I sure don't like how the motor moves on the Bob's jack plate. It appears as if you were to get in some rough water that motor would twist itself right off. Maybe some cross stiffiners bolted inside near the rails would counter the flex. Great job!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruster View Post
    Very impressive video. Early in the video the camera was able to capture the propeller turning. I sure don't like how the motor moves on the Bob's jack plate. It appears as if you were to get in some rough water that motor would twist itself right off. Maybe some cross stiffiners bolted inside near the rails would counter the flex. Great job!
    Nice job Sweden,very good video to catch that action. I too saw the jackplate flexing about 4:30 into the video. Recently talking to a setup guy at DCB he mentioned this happening. On twins they are connecting setback plates together to minimize flex. Not sure what you could do on single engine setup if you are concerned about the flex.

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    If you were driving an A bote your a$$ would be swimming with the motor moving around like that. Very interesting, shows what is actually going on back there, scary as hell if you ask me especially when letting off, why I never will run a intergral trim system over 100 anymore. Very impressive to say the least.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jay j View Post
    If you were driving an A bote your a$$ would be swimming with the motor moving around like that. Very interesting, shows what is actually going on back there, scary as hell if you ask me especially when letting off, why I never will run a intergral trim system over 100 anymore. Very impressive to say the least.
    that why i have put moore metal in to it now .)
    i was scarde to when i was looking at the movie i going to make it better
    http://www.youtube.com/user/MrBilly3.../0/-_P3eu6W9bs

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    its done

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    Outstanding!

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    Cool video, are you picking up the water from the transom or the bottom of the hull? can you post a picture of the prop. Thanks Mike..
    Last edited by fastcat300; 11-02-2010 at 06:31 PM.

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    OUTSTANDING! AWESOME VIDEO!
    Almost called BS Glad I read the post first. Dictionary definition of "surfacing" a lower unit In the 2nd video it looks like you got the cowling to go over the blower??
    There's a bunch of engineers at Honda (and all jack plate manufacturers) that after watching that video won't sleep tonight The guys are right. Reinforce the jack plate.
    Good job, congratulations and welcome to the board!!
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    Yes. Congraulations!!!!! Now tell the the amount of boost and the blower manufacture. Thanks Martin

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    Hats off to Sweden but,
    Quote Originally Posted by Instigator View Post
    There's a bunch of engineers at (all jack plate manufacturers) that after watching that video won't sleep tonight
    I was thinkin' the same thing!!!


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