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    Donzi 38zr comp top speed with 850sci ?

    what is the top speed of a 38comp with twin mercury racing 850sci ?

    Just curious and could not find it on google....

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    I wonder if there is one? I know they have built them with 1075's (low 130 MPH range).

    I have also seen 700 sci's (the orange factory boat is a perfect example... I think it runs 110 MPH)

    so split the difference? 120 or so

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    Depends....

    There is a purple-ish 700NXT boat out there with the updated, four step hull running 113-114. There is an older, two step 700 Potter Perfromance boat with SCX drives running 119-120. I would put the 850 boat in the high teens.

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    What do they run with 525's? 80's? 90's?
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    I just cant imagine goin that fast on the water,,, that has to be thrill and a half
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    There is a high speed 35ZR that Eddie built. It ran around 120 or so. He is coming back for 4 litre whipple 950's. Eddie's last 950's made more like 1060.

    He is taking it to Loto.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fishermanjm View Post
    I just cant imagine goin that fast on the water,,, that has to be thrill and a half
    I'm not sure... When I went to the 28 ZX I started to realize why so many people end up going so fast. 65-70 is almost boring in the 28 where it's a blast in a 22. I imagine the 38 Comp being pretty boring at 90

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    525 zrc

    is going to run 93-95, if it is a stagger.

    Biggest thing with any performance boat, the faster you go, the faster the space gets eaten up in front of you. It happens in a hurry. And this is how accidents happen.

    Coolest part about my time spent in a ZRC, is that you can toss it around. It feels just like a big Classic. Most offshores lose this in the stand-up/cabin/ and everything else transition.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadtrip se View Post
    is going to run 93-95, if it is a stagger.
    Biggest thing with any performance boat, the faster you go, the faster the space gets eaten up in front of you. It happens in a hurry. And this is how accidents happen.
    Coolest part about my time spent in a ZRC, is that you can toss it around. It feels just like a big Classic. Most offshores lose this in the stand-up/cabin/ and everything else transition.
    I'm curious...

    from a speed/feeling/thrill/fun respect... 80 MPH in a 22 == ??? MPH in a ZRC?

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    Quote Originally Posted by VetteLT193 View Post
    I'm curious...
    from a speed/feeling/thrill/fun respect... 80 MPH in a 22 == ??? MPH in a ZRC?
    Much as I love the ZRC, I don't think there is anything like going 80, or more, in a 22. Why do you think Phil Lipschutz has a tricked out 20 as his personal boat, when he could have just about any other Cigarette? Same reason, he loves the challenge of making a small performance boat really run. I can respect and undertand that...

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    Quote Originally Posted by roadtrip se View Post
    Much as I love the ZRC, I don't think there is anything like going 80, or more, in a 22. Why do you think Phil Lipschutz has a tricked out 20 as his personal boat, when he could have just about any other Cigarette? Same reason, he loves the challenge of making a small performance boat really run. I can respect and undertand that...
    Yep,

    Looking forward to seeing 90 in a 22 myself. I think that it will be pretty dang cool.
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    I ran 103 in a 24 Skater, that was a good time. It was like riding on an air bed or a couch on a waterbed. Ive always wondered about the ZRC myself. They are giving out rides here in OK at grand lake in August, maybe Ill see if I can score a ride. If I can, Ill post my experience here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by VetteLT193 View Post
    I'm curious...
    from a speed/feeling/thrill/fun respect... 80 MPH in a 22 == ??? MPH in a ZRC?
    89 in an 18 hehe with more dialing in

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    Quote Originally Posted by VetteLT193 View Post
    I'm not sure... When I went to the 28 ZX I started to realize why so many people end up going so fast. 65-70 is almost boring in the 28 where it's a blast in a 22. I imagine the 38 Comp being pretty boring at 90
    I agree. I rode in a Sunsation Dominator and at 90+ it was still "boring" for lack of a better word. Don't get me wrong, it was fun, but not the same "thrill" as a smaller boat running 70+.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Hedgehog View Post
    Yep,

    Looking forward to seeing 90 in a 22 myself. I think that it will be pretty dang cool.
    Quote Originally Posted by osur866 View Post
    89 in an 18 hehe with more dialing in

    Steve
    LOL, please let me be the first to admit that I am the loser who brings almost nothing to the table here. That said, I hope to catch a ride close to 90 in an 18 someday. I will say that 82 is a HELL of a rush. 90 must be amazing.

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