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    I was wondering what water pressures should be at 3000 , 4000 , 5000 and WOT . I don't know if I can shave some off the pickups to lose drag. DCB said they look long and to confirm with you what pressures should be before I trim them. I think I'm seeing about 25 psi at 5000.


    BTW I LOVE the motors !!!!! I've put almost 25 hrs on them and they run great.

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    Paul, did you call TCM? Eric probably has those numbers off the top of his head.
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    Quote Originally Posted by STV_Keith View Post
    Paul, did you call TCM? Eric probably has those numbers off the top of his head.
    Not yet but I will

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    I would think at high speeds as quick as its picking it up, its spitting it out...

    I don't see a gain of any more than 1mph from trimming them and the possibilty of hurting the engines does'nt seem worth it...

    You could go this route...

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    I think Pauls' point was to determine if he already has a surplus of water pressure, which he could cut down to gain some speed. Small things make BIG differences at the speeds his boat goes.

    Think about this - the pitot tube for a mechanical speedometer is about 1/4" wide, and normally sticks down about 1-2" in the water. Removing that is good for about 2mph at 100mph!

    Pauls' boat runs almost 150, where it's likely a bigger factor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by STV_Keith View Post
    I think Pauls' point was to determine if he already has a surplus of water pressure, which he could cut down to gain some speed. Small things make BIG differences at the speeds his boat goes.

    Think about this - the pitot tube for a mechanical speedometer is about 1/4" wide, and normally sticks down about 1-2" in the water. Removing that is good for about 2mph at 100mph!

    Pauls' boat runs almost 150, where it's likely a bigger factor.
    I completely understand...

    I'm just a little confused as to why he'd mess with anything just to be able to say his 32 runs 157 instead of 154...

    I could see looking for that extra 1-2 mph if my boat was a contender to be known as the fastest of its make/model but not when there are hand fulls of other F-32's with more power running in the 160's and even one into the 170's...

    I think Paul's 32 is a Dialed Piece as is...

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    But then again its like knowing you obviously don't have the biggest c**k in the world, but its nice to know its the biggest one she's had...

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