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how is hunting out of the center console? it sem like it be hard to move around that with a dog and all the gear in it.
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I personally rather a tiller handle and a open floor plan. I find a tiller is easier when u need to move the motor back and forth when u are in some thick slop
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It's not bad, put dropped rod boxes to double as seats. Plenty of room and convenience for me.
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Boat is 1860 built by gatortail, motor is a 35 GTR with stage 1 (about 20 hp extra) it's a heavy boat, loaded gear and 3 adults, I run 27. Haven't run it empty, probably 30 though. About to get my prop worked, think I can get 2mph with load after that.
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20hp out of stage 1? |
This what they claimed...
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I have a full stage 2 on my Pro-Drive and I just might be knocking on the door of 20-25 more HP. What all did they put into your stage one being that everyone has there one little mixture the they like to use.
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Heads, cam, rods, timing, exhaust. I think that's it.
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Got ya. That's good speeds for a big boat. I'm getting 33 with a light load on a 17X54 and around 30 with a hunting load.
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And a carb? That makes more sense. Probably a stage 3 upgrade. |
Carb is stock, I know that.
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A mikuni would make that a stage 3 u are 100 % correct.
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That's what I was thinking!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk mmm |
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All that work to your motor and you did not put on a mikuni? Get a Mikuni and you would be surprised how good it would run. Also better throttle response. |
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What he said it was in denial about adding the mikuni to may stage 1. It was like night and day with the way it runs and the throttle response. |
Well, that's next for sure!
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You won't regret it at all.
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