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UFO8MyCow
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 Posted: Jun 08, 2007 6:09 pm Post subject: more power |
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| Is there any way to up the horse power on an i/o? |
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Ethan31
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| Posted: Jun 08, 2007 7:11 pm Post subject: |
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tball
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you could ask Scotty for more power, but he's probably givin' her all she's got.
I don't think it's likely you can grab much of a horsepower improvement without screwing something else up, plus you'd never get your investment back. Better to just save up and upgrade the whole boat when you're ready.
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Commodore
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| In short. No. Not safely and efficiently. The work it would require to squeeze out the extra 50-60 horsepower is not worth it. Those motors are not designed for any more power really. A high horsepower motor is not just a motor with something bolted on. It has to be properly built from the ground up. |
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Chad H
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882001
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| Posted: Jun 10, 2007 7:20 am Post subject: |
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| yes reprop to a lower pitch |
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