Re: More speed
I've been playing this "speed game" for 3-4 years now and its all about how much $$$ you have to spend. I went from a 350 to a 383 and now I'm at a 408sbc 425hp that gets me 70-73mph gps. What got me wanting more speed was being on a 21' checkmate going 70 and that was the biggest rush, after I had to upgrade. There are little things you can do getting 1-3 mph that cost pretty cheap. Getting a prop labbed added 3mph to my top end and 400rpm($300-600), weight distribution in a boat. I replaced my sunpad/bench seat from 3/4 inch wood to starboard(way lighter) which saved 60lbs. How many batteries do you have? If two, get this one for starting purposes http://www.performancedistributors.com/batteries.htm (saved me 45lbs). But in all... if you really want to go fast.... just buy a stock faster boat. Its a buyers market right now. Good luck!


I've been playing this "speed game" for 3-4 years now and its all about how much $$$ you have to spend. I went from a 350 to a 383 and now I'm at a 408sbc 425hp that gets me 70-73mph gps. What got me wanting more speed was being on a 21' checkmate going 70 and that was the biggest rush, after I had to upgrade. There are little things you can do getting 1-3 mph that cost pretty cheap. Getting a prop labbed added 3mph to my top end and 400rpm($300-600), weight distribution in a boat. I replaced my sunpad/bench seat from 3/4 inch wood to starboard(way lighter) which saved 60lbs. How many batteries do you have? If two, get this one for starting purposes http://www.performancedistributors.com/batteries.htm (saved me 45lbs). But in all... if you really want to go fast.... just buy a stock faster boat. Its a buyers market right now. Good luck!

